Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-14

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elected And no senator or delegate during the
term for which he shall have been elected, shall be
appointed to any civil Office Of profit under the
Commonwealth, which has been created, or the c.
molumeuts Of which have been increased, during
such term, except officers filed by elections by the
people
IL. Bills and resolutions may originate in either
of the two houses of the General Assembly, to be
approved or rejected by the other, and may be a.
mended by either house, with the consent of the
other
L.. Each House OF the General Assembly shall
keep journal of its proceedings, which shall be
published from time to time, and the yeas and nays
Of the members of either House. on any question.
SHALL the desire OF one-ffth Of those present, be
entered on the journal. No bin shall become law,
until it has been read three different days Of the
session. in the house in which it originated, unless
wo-thirds ofthe members elected that house shall
otherwise determine.
l3. The whole number of members to which the
State may AT any time be entitled in the House of
Repre- sentatives of the United States shall be ap-
portioned as nearly as may be, amongst heseveral
counties. cities and towns of the State. according
their respective numbers which shall be determined
by adding to the whole lumber of free persons, in
Guiding those bound service for term of years,
and excluding Indians taxed three-ffths Of all
other persons.
IA. In the apportionmcnt, the State shall be di-
vided into districts corresponding in number with
the representatives to which it may be entitled in
the House of Representatives fthe Congress of the
United States which shall be formed respectively
Of contiguous countless cities anc towns, be compact
and include as nearly may be- equal number
Of the population, upon which is based representa-
ton in the House of Representatives of the United
States.
Is. The privilege ofthe writ Of ha5cas corpus shall
not in any case, be suspended. The General As
sembly shall not pass any bill of attainder; any
er post facto law; any law imparing the obligation
of contracts any law whereby private property
shall be iakca for public uses without Just compen-
sation any law abridging the freedom of speech
of the press. No man shall be compelled TO fre-
quent or support any religious worship, place or
ministry whatsoever; shall any man be enforced.
restrained, moies,ed or burthened in his body or
goods, otherwise suffer, account Of his reli-
sous opinions or belief; but all shall be free
profess and by argument maintain their opinions
IN matters OF religion and the same shall in wise
infect, diminish enlarge their civil capacities
And the General Assembly shall not prescribe any
religious test whatever; confer any peculiar prvi-
eges or advantages onany sect or denomination; or
pass any law requiring authorizing auy reg gious
society, or the people of any district within this
commonwealth. to levy on themselves or others any
tax for the erection repair of any house for public
worship, or for the support ofany church ministry;
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16 No law shall embrace more than one object,
which shall be expressed in its title; shall any
law berevived amended by ref, renee to its title
but the act revived, section amended shall be
re-enacted and published at length.
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