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Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer., 1833-02-20

formed BY the authorities of any State, and by the
circuit and of the District Judges of the United
States in the State, that within the limits of such
State, any law laws of the United States or the
execution thereof, of any process from the Court OF
the United States, will in any event be obstructed by
the employment of military orce or by any other un-
lawful means too great to be by the ordina-
ry course of judicial proceeding, or by the powers
vested in the marshal by existing laws it shall be law
u for him, the President of the United States, forth
with to issue his proclamation, declaring such fact or
information, and requiring all such military other
force forthwith to diperse and if at any time after
the issuing of such proclamation any such opposition
obstruction shall be made in the by the
means aforesaid the President shall be, and hereby is
authorized, promptly to employ such means to resist
and suppress tie same, and to the said law or
process to be duly executed, as are authorized and
provided in the therein mentioned, by the ct OF
the 23th Feb. 1885, entitled can act to provide for
the calling forth the militia to execute the laws of
the Uuou suppress Instructions repe invasions, and
TO repeal tie act in force FOR that puroose." :"
AMI, also, by the act of Sd March, 1906 entitled can
act authorizing the employment of the land and naval
forces of the United States in cases of tsurrecton
SEC. 6. Be 1t further enacted That in any State
where the ai not allowed to be used Gor the i'm
prisonment ofpersons arrested committed under the
laws of the United States, where houses ave not
allowed to be used it shall and may be lawful or
any marshall under the direction of the Judge of the
United States, for the proper district, to Other
convenient places, and to make such other provision
as he may deem expedient and necessary for that
purpose
SEC. 7. Be it further enacted, That either of the
justices of the Supreme Court or Judge of any Dis
trct Court, of the United States in addition to the
authority already conferred by law, shall have power
to grant wrts of habeas corpus in all ofa prison
er or prisoners, in Jail confinement, where he or
they shall be committed, or confined, on or by any
authority or law for any act done, omitted to be
done, in pursuance of law of the United States or
any order, process, decree, Of any judgment or
court thereof any thing in any act of Congress to the
contrary notwithstandng-An any person or per-
sons to whom such writ of habeas corpus may be di-
rected, shall refuse to obey the same shall neglect
or refuse to make return, shall make false return
thereto, in addition to the remedies already given by
law they shall be deemed and taken to be guilty of
misdemeanor, and SHALL conviction before any
court OF competent jurisdiction, be punished by fine
not exceeding - dollars, and by imprisonment not
exceeding - by either, according to the ma
ture and aggravation of the case.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer., 1833-02-20

The published Address of the Legislature
to the Peep lie, their constituents, affords an
other conclusive evidence of its views. The
Address warns them against the encroaching
spirit of the Gen. Government, argues the un
constltutionalty of the alien and sedition acts
points to other Instances in which the constitu
tional limits had been overleaped dwells upon
the dangerous mode Of deriving power BY
implication; and in general presses the neces
sty OF watching over the consolidating ten
dency of Federal policy. But nothing is
said that can tb understood to look to means of
maintaining tie rights of the States, beyond
the regular ales, within the forms of the
IF any furtfr lights on the subject could
be needed vdy strong one is reflected in the
answers to tie Resolutions, by the States
which protested against them. The main
objection Of Il ae, 6ey ond few general com
paints of the lnaan,atory tendency of the
Resolution, was directed against the assumed
authority of State Legislature to declare a
law Of the United States unconstitutional,
which they pronounced an unwarrantable
Interference with the exclusive jurisdiction Ct
the Supreme Court of the United States. Had
the Resolution been regarded as vowing and
maintaining right. in an idnividual State, tc
arrest by force the execution of law of the
United States, it must be presumed that y
would have been conspicuous object of thei
denunciation.
with cordial salutations,
JAMES MADISON
Wr. E. EVERETT.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer., 1833-02-20
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THURSDAY, February l4th.
Mr.. WATKINS presented the petition of sun.
dry citizens Of Gallatin county, praying the
pessage OF law granting pre-emption rights
10 settlers ON the Saline Lands,
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer., 1833-02-20
REVENUE BILL.

Mr. WILKINS, from tle Committee on the Judicia-
ry, TO whom was referred the message of the Presi-
dent Of the United States of the 18th Instant relative
TO the proceedings of South Carolina, reported the
following bill, which read, and ordered to be
printed:--
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07
Ehsm "a. Baltimer. .am.r;es..

The Southern papers furnish accounts of
an additional cause OF excitement In Alabama.
conflict has arisen between the soIdiery.
acting under the orders OF the Deputy Mar
shall, and The Courts Of the State. The cir.
cumstanees are, that IN indictment was found
% the Grand Jury Of Russell Counsy against
some Of the soldiers for the shooting Of Ow-
ems, and subPenas issued for summoning other
soldiers as Witnesses. Major M'intosh. the
commanding officer, refused to let them a,.
Tend, upon which the Court issued its capias
against the Major for contempt Of Court.
Which has also been dzregarded. The Court
applied TO Gov. Gayle 10 order cut sufieienI
portion OF the militia TO assist the Sheriff in
arrcsting A'Istosh, the result Of which Is not
Known.
How far the process for contempt" Is Ie-
gal and available, ne cannot say-buG in ali
the previous circumstances, IL seems to IN
that the soIdiery arc wrong, both under the
law and under their own instructions. The
act Of Congress, establishing rules and reg.
uiatlons for the government Of the army Of
the United States" passed IN 1906, declares
That when any commissioned officer or soldier
Is accused Of any offence against the person
OF property OF citizen, punishable 81 the
known laws Of the land, - the commandina
ofheer, and officers Of every regiment, troop
or company, 10 which the person or persons
so accused shall belong, are required "upon
application duly made By or In behalf OF the
party or parties injured, 70 use their utmo,l
ebdcavors TO deliver over such accused per.
son or persons TO the civil magistrate, apJ
likewise 70 be aiding and assisting the Of
heeTs Of jussics 10 experimenting and sseurin,
the psTson o. persoBs accused, IN order &
bring him or them 10 trial"
| The law would be imperative. n. unde,
the description Of aiding nnd assisting. Il dix
not exclude the right to refuse testimony.
| The Instructions 10 the Marshal, hsreso
fore Publlahed, are also imperative, on thi
point. They order him 10 " submit 90 any le
/ gal process that may be served" on him, ans
likewise contain the following dirsctiOosi
"H suita are Instituted axainst Won IN any n
tie state Courts, ior your pruesedssR IN ths tnst
ter, spbuln ~ the pFDceas Witkoul hsrianfios In
terpose not the slightest Obstacle % ts servi.e :
The United States claim no spssial iurisiiefio,
over The inAabitanis ftke esded easlrfry. Tn,
oaly claim The rigid 10 remove them frozs de fst
l's land obey occupy. The Dislrict ATTORNEY ujl
, - tnstfuttrf - remove 90 the Courts q he n
o'eies, sbeTvveF u esa legally b. doas, alI sait
nsutsied against yoa ~ tsis eesouat u-ud th,.y,
70 coisdus' your d-ftnoc ~ III neeeasasy vo., iii
FetooFc uscFn yoerrM Re viii iikestue b. Ia
sruriss - delcd you IN tie Ssase Cassr,s II a.
s'"t, y suJ there may he, vlich sanaas b. ~
moved INTO ne C0aris u ne United stsacs I"
We saanot, for thess rsasous. boa ,hi.l
that TIE commanding officer trsnseend, mi
his duties snd his rights, in obstraetiog AZ.
Opsrstion q the laws of the state
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07
BERKRIEY Cou

We met, the other day, 9Th IN Intelligent and
en'erPrising old friend. Of great experience and
observation In such matters. Who had jus, return
Ell from m examination Of the Berkeley coal re-
gioa. He gave US most cheering account Of IL,
md thinks II Of qaaty fully equal to the LehiKh
coal He belisvesi 10 sontiBaztioa or the came
body 81 mineral formation, snd has very it'll.
dOuSs tat soai may be found si0sg The base az the
Esoantsins As far South - Yeanessee. This being
tise ease, WesseEa Virgials viii have no reason
% eavy the posaeusOrs oG ne gold eouatry-Gor
Aosssa industry viii give u. a hosae, an iuen-
hanstihie fund az wealth..
We learn that these Indications Of coal are die
tant from the Potomac shout ~ miles, and Il !.
not improbable thus an abundance Of The article
may be fOs~si. upon proper research, much neares
me river. We have specimen Of the Berkeley
coal, and also 81 the Lehigh-whieh may be en-.
nmined BY Ill vbo feel ~ iusereu, In the matter
We are Informed, too. that some appearance.
81 coal have been noticed on the land Of Mr.. Cor
EeiI, near the OPeqaon, abous . mile eass Of Mar.
dosburg. We viii be exceedingly thankful q
sHy Of our fricnds Who win give Us further inGOr.
ussiOa On the snbjrel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07

.inseioss Of .AusAsi Ssy--whea Napoi.oa
marched, in the summer of loo. Ia bring
back victory 20 the Eagles Of France, . ds,-
sion Of his army, NJ u hsstened To the scene
OF action, halted within sight of the little
town Of Sarre-Louis, on the borders Of Ger
man Lorraine, and the Geoersl Who I'D IL.
pointing with his sword, said with emotion,
"Geutlemen and feiiow-soldiers, this h my
birth place; Q sm tho son Of . cooper. and
thirteen years ago, on the spot where nov
stand, parted In tears with my father and
mother, 10 become . soldier, bed you wei
come 20 my native town" This leader was
the celebrated Marshal Ney.-t.fiAsa<sm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07

Gov. GAYLE, OF Alabama, Was elected ~ real
true-biue Jsekson-man; and in order to prove hi.
devotion, he found necessary join in the FASH
sonabie cant sgAins, South Carolina. He spoke
OF the % ahsoryanizing and desfrHefiue doctrine.
cfa ssser Sf0fe and that once let him into full
communion With the dominant party-pure and
unPoilated. The reader will smile to learn, how
ever. that he, without consulting Legislature or
Convention. hurts defiance ct the General Govern
ment- Right or wrong in the quarrel, IL is eer-
iainiy very strange practical commentary on his
acknowledging ereed-aDd shews that he 10 bo,h
soarteous to his neighbors and modest in the con-
suVesion Of his own powers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07

Emigranfs for Li6syio.-The stasn-
ton Spectator Of the 25th slt. informs
es that Ia eOlofed persons lsft that
place on the prseediag Tuesday for
Liberals emaneipaisd slaves and 6
free persons. Of the slaves, two we're
liberated BY Mr. TheopAilus Gamble,
two by Mr. Robert csineF, and two
by Nr. SiIas Hsnton Of Augusta eoup.
~, one By the voluntary contribution
Of the citizens Of that county, and ons
by AF. Abfsham Csrpsr Of Levi
county. This mskss - that have been
sent on through the agency of the Co
lonizstiOn Society of Augssis.
Had information Of the time Of sal.
ing of the sEpediiIou been received b.
The Lynehburg Society IN time, Or
10 en'grants. liberated by the Re-
W.. Hsnks, q franklin Cosnty, vosld
have gone from this place.
iIsneA51ry fi-enicr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07

n Compliment 10 oWT Country 10
H'e1.--MeSsrs. Beaumont and Tee
qusyilIs, IN their report on the Peni
tertiary syslem " the United States
state a faet 10 the highest degree cred.
table 70 the Tensile portion Of our pop
uiailon, " Out o. one hsndrsd prissn
ers 10 the United States, We Rnd bal
Tour women whist with us, 10 France
there are twenty in q hundred"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07

a QUssfiOn SelfLed.-YouuR eava-
iiers,i IN riding on horseback in company
with ladies, invariably with US take
the TigH side Of the lady's horse. -
Nov this is all tOrong. The reasons
are IS follow, and they are quite sufi
Gent In this country, the law pre-
seribes that slitravellers, when passing
each other, shall keep 10 the right. -
By putting the lady a. the gentleman
left hand, she is exposed 10 passing
carriages, which peril ought to be en-.
eoun,ered by the gentleman. Again,
with his right hand, the gentleman can
better assist the lady disentanRiinp
her dress, disengaging her foot from
the siirrup, snd stopping her horse
while, With HE left, he can better msn.
eye bic own hsFse.
We hope our gallant equestrian.
viii take doe Rotiee Of this decision,
which - pronounced BY an accomplish
ed herseman, who hes lately pot forth
. book, and govern themselves accord
ingty.- Nsl0bErypOTf Herald.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07

The Nev-Ysrk EveninS Pa,

The Nev.Yerk Evening Post ",
that the emigration to the Michir,
Territory from the northern part, |.
tie State Of New York has been !
great within . few mssths - to h,,
much diminished the population
some Of the cosnties bordering on !,
ST. Lawrence and the Lakes. r
rage Tor emigration 10 90 strong. Il.
many farmers even in the Gennes.
country, 10 noted for the fertility
iis soil. have sold their land and JON
the vast crowds who were hurrying
wards the west.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07

An IatsFnai improvement CoBventios vyns
held a Salisbury, N. &. on the 18th ultisao.
GoverpoF swain, who has q laaaabis au,bi-
ton 20 Distinguish hts administration, BIZ A.
Widening The State 20 TIE pgopristy q bring
ins her resources INTO action, presided
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07

The smithpOrt Pa Forester states
that = fellow named Grabsn, lately
convicted IN MeKesn esunty, Of the
larceny Of . watch, has confessed that
he wss one Of . band Of robbers,
Who have their abode in the mountain
rseesses Of this state. particularly near
BlsiT's Gap, in Huntington county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07

The Synod IS Virginia les just sIosr,I its sc.-
siOa II Charlottesville. Its next meeting. We un-
derstand, vill be held in CharIessovn.
viii be gratifying 70 the congregation and
friends Of the Rev. sepsimas Tas,oa, to learn.
u'a' during TIE session Of th- Synod be wss re-
sei'ed vith the mos, marked stnution and re-
.es' ~ The Professors Of The University, and by
the s''iHess q Charlottesville. The foIIovinv i,,-
V'ssl0a frosn de faculty, win slew tie estimation
IN vhieh he - hid sbruad, snd is an honor.ble
sNidense that h's abiIisy palpis ors.or IL .,l,
spPresisied ~ geEstiemen whose eDsa o,lp,o, !,
iHvzl1ablo.
"Sir--With the spprobasioa e INV ,crl...,,..
respectfully invite you n pssforu II,sis- 49,
wee ~ the University to-n.orrUv uftrrsson
With nldch respect,
Your friend sId obf arqvf
Z. BONRYCAsTIE.
aat. wv. CAsirraan sfGhs Pactky ,
This invitation vs. srs-ptea. ss.d ssrssou a..
hyerrd To = very respectable md atessive su-
dienee. who we're much sr-slhed vish sia sfssst-
= being, ss We have reason 70 kno~, bob elo-
qneut sd iasirustivs
NJ. Tuston PFraehed, by rrgnes ~ TIE Isslie,
oiFrcslerisksburE, II he late meeting a he Pr~s.
ey'erJ.) Ia hehal6 q the orpl,nn ss,Iun a ,,,..
Pl~ee' aad Resriy one lbouuaasi s.Ilsrs ~, ,.,,,
aertbe to usst obioe, II the eIose o. the s~r,,,.
VT is''oe has besn sloscn 70 -, ss their sz,u,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07

The silversmith's shop Of Mr. y. Van
horn, OF Columbas, Ohio, wss recently
enssged, by means ~ false KEYS, and
watches and jewelry carried Of 70 the
value Of meas siE bsbdrsd dollars. -
Great Efforts had been made to detect
o. apprehend the rubber, bot thus fsE
without sueeess.--l Boil. Paf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07
nAsrtr,rrsa. eer. 3f.

nAkrmssrko, OCT. u.
Fs.-0n wednesday sigAt lat, Q cry Of
hrs aroused our townsDen, which vss found
10 proceed fro1 . new house on The farm Of
Capt. Ransom. sdjoinins town. The exsr-
tons Of our citizens sad Of the Fire Company
With their engine could not b procured in
tims TO save The hooss from destruction. A
tenant vho lived IN the hose. len u on the
no discovery until ,bs flames wer. Ssyosa
arrest Cs.sifs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07

y y somplaiped BY DE Creek Iadians. thsi
sh'ie sienti,'s virt tlseir eosniry 70 uuislry DE
dead, aud src1eh OF their trtth
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07

tiee. kSsEsT 3. Tavlsu, ~ Norfolk. n.
q Governor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07

Between London and Brighton. England. .,
. singular vehicle running daily. u ~ . small
cart drawn By seven dog. harpes.ed three
abreast; and II enabled TO keep pace with
the swi5est cosehes.-l.i~s Ssaii.sL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07

lie 6ioee, With IL usual indiscrctiou, has
thrown out a fareaf in reference to Alabama
THE 10 foolish and mischievoas. We need not
be reminded that the present Chief Magistrate
is . bold msn-~e have had examples eaosgh Of
his imPetuosity, and trus, that he is not again -
bout TO take upon himself high responsibility"
under the nose Of Congress, without deiEning to
eonsalf that body. We never, in our life, knew
athre.t avail any thing in a controversy with men
OF honor and INDEPENDENTLY when !, conc.
from the strong side. If such even know them
selves to be In the wrong, they will spurn the in
soienee Of Office. "partieulariy when promulgated
By mcnial Of power.
The Globe editor bad better ''sop in the pan
quietly. Dogs that gro~l over boses, are seldom
worth ulinding.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07

Co,snfe5eifs.--Ws have seen this
morning. several eoUnterfeit Five Dol.
lar Notes Of the Virginia Banks, re-
markabiy well executed. Al 'sthe
last Of the Romans" and may he be
the last. is eausisg u. 8. Bank Notes
to be Withdrawn from circulation, and
the country 10 be flooded with new
emissions Of every hse, the psblic will
do welt TO be on their guard against
eoonterieits. The trade Of this body
OF Bank Note makers, 10 increasing
rapidly Under the new order Of things.
Bah Psf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07

We sssserse.ad thss ne vstsr hss tsrn let isse
shs Cad. Asm Hsrpsr-Fery 70 de Poiss a
Rock. This. probably. IL BY wy of expert
nest Nos having bern ssse 10 visit The work.
vs en- oa,y spcsk froo he.r-y, bot We prcsams
sAa Engia~er win. In hort time. give oslei.l no
tee Of the resdincss q shis part Of Tho Canal 70
rcecive bosfh
We thank the Wing Tor In friesdly iutcrposi-
tioa- II eers.ialy does the Governor but justice.
when il vindicsscs him from the base insisu.aioe
Of hssing conferred reward In the ense Of Inc
sppointns-nt Of . gentleman from Bcrkelcy. ma
lice hss sos assribcd any imprUper motive-snd
IN honest heart. In rcferraes 10 oshcrs, would n
least have waited for better grounds TO basr s-es-
sations spon- Bot = mesgrc n.ind, like th.s u
the seeascr. 10 conpelied 70 rrsor 10 vie sbas-.
Cor want OF argument.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07

Or rssdess yin Pseeive. BY reference 20 ~
ssAw eoss.s. sAst he Ces>r~l Covcr.ussus end
The Ss.ss a Alabsma ne In eolli.;oa, eo.sernine
De isd'an lss viAis the Unite of The Iasscr Il
's<na thsf many u the.e lasd.. isedcd TO the q.
Suites By sressy,) ere occupied BY squ.uer.. In
~ sftcmps 10 dsssodEr somr o. them, Col HarJls-
rss Owen vss shos ~ drsashmeas or U. 8. soy-
diera This tas Ied 10 great exeiscn.ca,. and
may possieiy srrninass in fus<hcr violence. A
sorespssd<sse - consequently occurred be-
tvecs the Sess~s.y Of War md tie Governor.
which. fron its length, ve sse unable IN puhli.h.
We give, however. he proelamaxioa Of Cover
.os cAvrA In shi' document, although he pro-
'esss asainst " the course which the General Co
vernmens has adopted. and 10 nov pur..inx," AZ
Z" n Paipabse invasion Of the seknop iedxed r;sh,.
Of the stsse, yet VIC arc gi.d to notice the in
junction in his last paragraph, to the citizens. 20
yield . ready obedience 20 any prceep, or process
h.t may issac from the Courts Of the United
ss-tes OF Of his State, and especially 10 abstain
from all acts IL unlawful violence towards the In
dams, ~ho. being ignorant Of our h.s, and Of
cseir rights. should be taught 10 look up to their
more Intelligent peighbors Cor information and
Rrossssios. This 10 humane and ju.s; and vc
sr'i's shst spirit Of forbeannec will Be s,ineed,
~h'eh. In the end. cannot fail to bring this un-
pleasant controversy To pacific termination.
The article which We extract frum the Bsl,i-
Hoss American, contains. &C think, . correct
view OF the naiter relating to the appearance Of
the U. 9. troops before the suae Courts. Ger
tainiy, nm inquiry into the manner Of Col O~e.s'
death ID due 10 justice and truth.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07

Mr.. Wtri.-we are happy to learn that our
townsmsn. Mr.wrar, has returned home with
renewed health, and has resumed tho practice
OF his profession in this place, at Annapolis,
and in the Supreme Court at Washington.
Bad. GAG.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07

Ths Lsehlatnrs 81 New ysrsey eoavensd
q Trenton on the 22d ult. The Hon. Nah
Loo Dicksrson was chosen Vice President Of
Council, End James D. Wssteott, Secretary.
Daniel b. Rysll, Esq. Of h1oancuth county,
was elected Speaker Of the House Of Assem-
bly,. and b. y. voorhees,. Clerk
% Friday. Pstsr D. vro0m, Esq. vas elect
ID Governor Of the State By the Joint vote 81
the two Houses. Mr.. v. h OF The dominant
party, Of eourss but he h . gentleman Of
talents, and viii make an excellent Governor,
Office he fills likewise, TN virtue Of his Office
as 0overnor.-t.Nsf. la.
public notice that the residue Of the four and
a.half per cent. stock created by the Act OF
May 26. 1894, will b paid OF on the ist OF
May next. rhb stock, By the terms Of the
oct, b reimburssbls nj the pleasure Of the
Government, aftsr the 31st Of December next,
with six months notice. The Secretary has
also given notice that any Of the holders Of
the stock who choose may DO paid prior 10
tho expiration Of the six months, on the pre-
sentation Of their certi6catcs.-t.ksi. Int.
Gorsrsmsnt Of Libsria--we learn from un-
doubted authority that tho Rev. jonx b. Pis-
sEr has been appointed Governor OF Liberia,
in the place Of Doctor Mechlin, who Is about
TO return 10 the United States.
NJ Y. Com. .fdr.
This 10 not strictly correct. DIR. MkcuLIS
having permission 70 return home, and no Agent
having been yet appointed To succeed him, Mr..
PISsEI lbcing ON the point Of departure Tor Arr
ea ~ Missionary vas solicited by the Boar!
Of Managers 70 remain n Liberia temporarily,
and take charge Of the Affairs Of the Colony until
regular Agent should BE- sent out. The Board
intend forthwith 10 appoint an Agent. Who will
probably arrive nj Liberia soon after Mr.. Pinncy.
Nat Ins.