Vol. 2.-NO. 10
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2. All private individuals also shall en-
joy the same privilege. Any man may
make law which shall be applicable to
his own premises, and if a man makes the
law of his land, his yard or his house
clearly understood before hand. that law
is binding, and whosoever violates, shall
pay the penalty according to the require
ments of the law, though no such law can
be at variance with the general spirit of
the laws of the nation, nor can there be
an oppressive law nor one of evil tenden-
cy.


These edcts having been passed by the
chiefs, we have hereunto set our names
this ninth day Of November in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
forty, at Lahana. Maui.


(SigneD KAMEnAMEHA 111.


kEKAULUoHI.


To be Continued