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DISTRESSING ACCIDENT
NASHVILLE, (Ten. Dec. 10

Oa the morning Of the 9th nh
Mr.. Wright Hill, Of Warren Coun'
y, ia tiii, state. unfortunately m,
an end to the existence Of hi, Wiz
His business required tn i he shouli
80 early 'h~t morning to ansichbo,,
Aoase. and be concluded to t1ke ii,
gun With he took it and sat dsv,
by tie Fire to put a new fiat in ,lo
/ e's.---his wife WAS sitting the oppo.
site side 81 the fire, ana neers fl.
low was standing nearly ie.v.,p
them. putting wood on the fire. Dir,
Nili iurned roahd 10 gel a lieOp Of
leather 10 put on the flint, and atthi,
uhilehy momeAt the gun fired. and
The ball barely missed the negro and
strAt:h bis wife is tie rightside--
she died instantly without speaking.
Wi.sttera spark from the Ere where
Tie Ntgrs wss putting on wood, OF
snHif fion tie eandie 8ceasioned Tho
Gun 10 fire, it is impossible 10 tell
The position OF Mr.. hlll's t0ty,
,urned SIS il inadvertently was Flae.
ed The hsu2zle of the qua IN lhs
direction he little expeeiet--tbal Is,
poiasins to his wife. sh, wa, tho
d ushier OF Col. Robburd, Of absr.
cro.nbia district, Georgia. and hos
left three small chiidrea, and dis
consulate husband, and numerous
acquaintance, to mourn her loss ana
ever to lament The depolerale ac'
ci.ient which bcoaght her 10 her
rnd.
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OF PULAND.
Untclsy Of Warsa.s.

The interesting section Of Euf0pe.
once in size The srcend country Of
that qnar,sr Of the globe. now pare
down TO a Dutch.. (hy which ~ 500
900 persons were Il ken from ID b.
The dismemb-rmeat OF i77Sand 1898.
furnishes i,us little matter for Ame
riean sketch. 1t viii bs recc,lecied
that Napoleon
:. sYas governing with ned.
Ana dealing cut his kias CONS like
t4od."
That he promised to restore Poland
to her rank among the nations. How
he performed bis promise may also
he rscallected. After 0verturning
the .ot,e..,: he erected ii into I. Du-
ehy, and gave the sovereignty OF il
10 MS vassi.l. tile King OF Saxony.
s;e have mentioned dit he Poles
we're under TIE Guardianship OF A
lexander. The Temporary cavern
meut OF The country is Rnssian-and
is army is coDsnandedbs a sssiaa
Prince, who is az Warsaw. The
Polish army has lately addresses.
sone bold remoastfaaeest 10 General
DembroWski. which were anss cred
Ne have mentioned IFS probable Ia
lure destinations. Though tho psll-
teal sun OF Poland appears tn have
set, the people were in enjoyment OF
rura! peace AID aauadanse.
Poland was once fef OF ierma-
ny, and some OF the poliiica! srilDes
of Europe, have stated, that Austria
will press the resumption Of its an-
eient relation. This will not be.
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THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE.

This vast domain composed OF so
many diiIcrent nations and provinces.
and embracing a population of forty
n.t .e.. five millions enjoyed the
49, mos. profouad tranquility.
We may judgc how we'll governed
it has been. and how loyal and con
tented its subjects are. by the naked
fact, that its E,aperor, his consori.
tie Arehdukes, assl the entire Court
hase been absent from it the most
part q the last wear, and not a wnis-
per &c classification had been heard.
y h.fc We have seen Al-xaa,.er aud
I's brstaer Constantine. leading the
si',ys armies from victory 10 victory,
g." 'sca'ne'iy inspiring joy anu esn-
fidsnes cvsn IA sile canst.sj ofhis con.
quereu euen, --~ad afterwards se.
rlcntiag the i.Ablis eg'satisnal friend.
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SCION ana scrnfiay. Abom ),
the treaty Of kiel WAS so,,.:, ne
which Deanark eedatH Na s.sd' b
sweden in exchange for 10
the Grown Prince Chri,'Ssss f, !,
derrick went privately into n so.
censoked tho Diet, WAS mad ,.'' ny
ofths country, raised an lnsvs,A,,s s Il
ind protested against the a., ', -
sion Of his Father. [i'his win : et',
more particularly noticed j, a M, b
sketch. Fsr a long time, Fr sSs'ls'
81 Of Denmark. was silent on s', u.
extraordinary conduct ofhis H.; .a'i
hat a Russian force. under II. "s''>
ger Benissen. assembled gear ~ laus'
hurg, having advanced into Ho, a's''
and Threatened sIeswias, the n,
pubiisly dis l,owcd all par,;sI, o,'s
10 the conduct OF the Prince p' ,,'l
Admiral Bile to Norway, win WI
iersto give UP the country to su., ~
on paia Of being treated AZ a t,s; ssa
--aad afterwards ordered him "'t "
return TO Denmark on pain Of d. y
heritancc. We need make no ,,,,, a'.
comment Oh shis conduct. s'
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FOR SALE

THAT well Known i .,os OIL
i hueat, tthc corner OF .'"' vsrsh
10, Il Streets, and opposite ls' T ;h
t.vuse. no,. in possession .. :. 50 vi
rrplats This Estaeli'a D. 81 "a 10 10
.ae sn as the principal Tavern .e., !.
place, that it is no, ,Aeusht. nSe a il. j
i've : e-r,,e.'.r description M % ,ero,
viii be sold on secoin''' e w., # M;F'
md il 40, sid before i"s ''s a, !" d ,r"
.next, vii. be leased 'o'
Apply 10 1c,aN WISE
Dec. IS.
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1871 pieces artillery

2-6S eaissons, he.
0fthe fighting in this campaign
ssMe idea ,say be formed from the
official retnras ofthe ifrensh loss in
the battle Of Nej,il, viz--i7 Major
Genefals, 22 Brig. Generals, 81
Cslonsls, liz Majors, II staR Or
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To hire f,r the present ysa'---1' Cd.
trek FilII the late resa'Ds' '
sVm psyre. ~ ,1yoet
Jesuafy 81
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jLS l FtHA randi

JUST na.,d,)
(pnre Tta ce"'sm . ~, .,t
FIR SALE BY r. 0eclISral~'.
Some d.,al.4 eoae. plns men,s t''
M Spo.a s h. last ',.i sss.ls'
ossd Us i Snort : ,,ysiysINE, 4
ny PAUL sVl ~ asr''
the Contii.sa'
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hia (cantaiains- about 100000 souls
fem the Ottoman Porte; with which
power slte made peace before the
commencement ct the late great AVID
decisive Campaign. IT Poland is
added to these, the population of,he
Empire Of the RLssi4s will exceed
tifiy Millions.
Since the overthrow Of Bonaparte.
the Emperor Alexander appeared to
have takea tAe entire guardianship
Of the Affairs Of Poland. When IN
Paris Ile addressed the Polish army
which had followed the
Su1e A0i fortunes Of Napoleon.
NEST affr~tionatei,- promised them
his proteetion-ordere their arrears
to be paid, and re- organized their
Legion. tits army consisted ct for
~ regimen 5, and is now dcnsminaie,i
The J. Army Of lbe Dptehy OF War
saw and is commended by the
Grand Duke Constaatiue, who has
for his Lieutensnt the celebrated
Gen. Don.aroWski. There can b.
no qassiioa. tlsaf Poland VII pass
under ,he Rassian sMay--and bess.nt
either a part ST The Great ERpire.
or be a AiDsslom governed BY Con
stantine.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-15
Patent Portable Hot Bath.

bStiE inventor of this important Medical In
IL proVement rs now gone on to Philadelphia
in order to provide competent<suppiy of APP
Paratus-As soon as he can make the necessary
arrangements, Agents will be employed to con.
vey them throughout the United States.
The price which he at first contemplated
was 90 dollars to private Citizens, TO Physici-
ans 100 dollars. For few months however, he
offered them at half price, to those persons who
might afford him their aid, whilst he was col
lecting such facts and testimonies as the pub
lie required. Thi, period is now expired, and
the price in future will be as at first intended.
Those who are able to pay for it, must admit
these prices to be reasonable.
For the relief ofthe poor, every agent viii! be
Instructed to make provision in their respective
neighbourhoods. In the city of Richmond, any
poor person who may need the Bath may apply
TO MIR. John p. Shields, Capt. of the City Watch,
or TO Mr.. John Maddox, with each of whom,
there will be deposited systems to be devoted
exclusively to the service of such.
AS this intended arrangement is completed,
notification will be given from time to time, to
those concerned.
No person will be permitted to see any of the
Baths, who is not furnished with proper Ii
ceuse, 30 as to be prepared to grant dispensati-
ons TO every purchaser under the signature of
the inventor or his General Agent, as ever
known violation of the patent privilege will be
prosecuted according to law.
SAMUEL K. JENNINGS.
July 16. If.
P.S. RObt. G. Jennings, the General Agent, is
furnished with supply of the Apparatus, at
his office, lately occupied by James Brown, Esq
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WILLIAM COWAN.
February IL, 1915.
VIRGINIA /:

At Rules holden in the CLERKS Office ofthe So
pericr C. urt Of Chancery for she Richmond
District, the sob day ofJaauary, 1915.
James Morrison, Pit.
Robert Campbell, Robert Gordon, and Jannett
his wife, and James Currie, which said James
and Jannett, are heirs at lawof James Currie,
deceased, as well as the heirs and legal re-
representatives. of William Currie, dece2sed,
Robert Hi~ks Nathaniel s. Dallam, and Sally
his wife, formerly Sally Hicks, John Hicks,
an infant Son of John Hick., deceased, which
said Robert, Sally, and John, arc heirs D the
said John Hicks, deceased, a. kirkpatrick,
surviving executor of David Duncan, deccas-
ed, William G. Pcndleton, Register of the
Land Office of Virginia. and James WEIGH,
and Samuel Duncan, David Duncan, Marga.
rett Duncan, Polly Duncan, and Peggy Dun
can, children and heirs at law of David Dun
can, deceased. Defts.
THE Defendants 4. Kirkpatrick, James
WEIGH, Nathaniel S Dallam, and Sally his
wife, and Samuel Duncan, David Duncan, Mar
garrett Duncan, Polly Duncan, and Peggy Dun
can, children and heirs at law of David Dun.
can, deceased, not having entered their appear.
ance and given security according to the Act of
Assembly and the Rules of this Court, and ii
appearing by satisfactory evid nee, that they
are not inhabitants of this country; II is or.
derea, That the said Defendants do appear here
on the first day OF the next term and ans er The
bill OF the plaintiff; and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the City of Richmond, for two
months successfully anil posted at the front
door OF the Capitol, in the said City.
a coPY-rEsTR,
WILLIAM w. HENNING. &C.
February l 1. wSw.
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5,4Oo ACRES.

BEING a moietv of the ate Gen. Summers SER
VICE right, situation % mics south of Nash
Vile, in the counties of Williamson and Ruther.
ford. on the waters of big Harpeth and Stones
river, embracing as rich IarH, good lasting
springs, rs many scites for farms, as any tract
OF its size in the Western country, clear of all
contending claims whatever has been divided
into four tracts, and may be subdivided into
smaller tracts, has on it 90 plantations ayera.
ging $50 acres each-a family connection that
wishes to move and settle in this state would
ind it to their dvantage to purchase the whole
tract. The right in the land will be held 10 se-
cure payments. For a view Of the land. t;,ls
OF sale, apply to the undersigned.
Who has several TRACTS of his own for Gale
also the tract on which he lives, Containing lao
acres, on which there are ten never falling
springs, two story framed dwelling house
with other houses F.; barn building 60 feet in
length more than $50 acres cleared, a part in
red clover, timothy and blue grass an orchard
OF more than three hundred apple trees, begin.
ming to bear. This is one amongst the hand.
soonest farms Tennessee holds in her limits-and
the improvements considerable when it is re-.
nembered | have only lived here three wears.
and live years ago the place was in a state of
nature. Title good. For terms apply to
TIL. E. SUMNER,
Williamson county, ,TennI
October 90, 1914
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CBY AUTHORITY
AN ACT


For the yeEefof William Robinson and others.
Be is enactedby the Senate and House Of Re
oresenfattres NJ the United Sta;ss of america IN
Congress- Assembled, Taat the proper accounting
officers of the War department he, and they are
hereby directed TO audit ard settle the claims
o William Robinson, William White, Samuel
Moseley, Edward Giddons, John Brown, Moses
Brown, John Gordon, Joseph Baker, Robert
Ballowe, and Moses Gordon on account of da :
IMAGES done to their property, by detachment
OF troops OF the United States, under an order
from the war department, which claims are
hereby ordered to be settled upon such terms,
and in such manner, may embrace the JUS
tice of their case.
Sec 2. And be it further enacted, That the
amount thereof, when settled and ascertained,
shall be paid tn the said claimants severally, or
their lawful agents, out OF any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated, upon such
claimant releasing to the United States all
claims which he or they may have against the
government, or any of its officers, in conse-
qIence ofthe damage aforesaid.
LANGD0N CHEVES,
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives.
JOHN GAILLARD,
President, pro tempnre, OF the Senate
January 80, 1815-Approved,
JAMES MADISON.
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Troy, IN. W January 81.
COURT MARTIAL.

The General Court Martial, in session at this
place did nothing last week; the accused. Gen.
Wilkinson, pressing for trial and the Judge
Advocate refusing 10 proceed. Major General
Brown and his brother Major Samuel Pown,
Dent Or Master General, were in Albany ter
several davs and were both summoned vita
nesses by the public prosecutor--the attend
ance of the Major General is said by the Judge
Advocate to be material TO :he prosecution. II
was fully expected and generally understood
that they would attend the court for examna'
ton; but the morning after the public dinner in
Albany, n an early hour, they we're off for the
city Of Washington-Gen. Brown we under
stand professed to be under remptory orders
from the President ofthe U. States to rcPsir to
the ssat Of government.
The court adjourned on Friday until yester"
day. when no court was formed in consequen, e
Of the indispssition Of Col. Brearley but seye-
Yal papers were read which, as well as memory
serves, were Of the following substance -
letter from br r. gen. Parker, adjutant and
inspector gen. was read by the Judge advocate,
purporiing that neither generals Scott, Gaines,
Macomb, or T. A. Smith could attend, and that
orders had gone to generals Brown, Swartwout
ard Swift to attend That gen. Scott and some
Others were engaged on public business which
required heir personal attention, and there fore
they could not be ordered OIL. a letter from
general Scott Tin reply to one from Mr.. Bsnch
er, the Judge advocate) was also read, stating
that his iMP. Bancher's) letter was the first in
tnation he (gen Scott) had received OF any
intention N colt f;-r as a witness in the case
Tina ne was then sitting as president of milf
tary board At Baltimore, and was directed to
preside at a court Of enquiry to be held, in few
days, on the conduct Of general officer. A
letter from gen. Macomh, was also read, pur-
porting that the state Of his command, in rels-
ton TO the enemy, is such as viii prevent his
attendance.
Gems Beyd and swartwout, and Col. King
are in Albany, aud the examination Of witness
SEES is expected TO commence this day with gen.
Swsrtwout, If he can attend, and Colonel Brear-
ley is sufficiently recovered from his indispo-
sItion.
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I WISH 70 SELL M
TR ACT OF LAND.

OF TWO HUNDRED SlXTr ACRES,
Lying within mile of James River in Powha,-
an County, about seven north of the courts
house and 80 miles from the City of Richmond.
There is Il suffciency of woods well timbered to
support the Plantation, three apple orchards
and several springs of good water as any in
Virginia. good framed dwelling and other
convenient Houses presume no person would
purchase without viewing the premises, fur
Their description is thought unnecessary Pos.
session might be had Immediately, the terms
OF sale would be made known to any person
wishing to purchase by the subscriber living on
the premises. Young negroes would be taken
in part payment EDWARD COX.
Dec. 90. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-15
VIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA
At Rules holden in the Cierk's Office of the Sn-
perior Court Of Chancery for the Richmond
District, the 3oth day Of January, 1915.
Michael Omaly, n.y.: Pit.
against
John Bell, surviving partner of the late firm of
John and William Bell, and said John Bell,
Walter Bell, and Reuben G. Reasley, survivs
ing partners of the firm of William and John
Bell, x Go. Dcfts.
THE Defendant Reuben G. Beasey not hav-
ing entered his appearance and given ser
curity according to the Act of Assembly and
the Rules of this Court, and it appearing by sa.
tisfsctory evidence, that he is not an inhabtant
OF this country 1t is ordered, That the said
Defendant, do appear here the FIRST day of
the next term and answer the bill of the plain.
tiff; and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published in the
City of Richmond, for two months successfully
and posted at the front door of the Capitol, in
the said City.
coPY-TEsTE,
WILLIAM w, HENINE, &C.
February 8. w8w
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BALTIMORE, February Z.
COURT OF INQUIRY.

At the request Of brigadier.general Winder,
the president of the U. States has appointed a
court Of inquiry, consisting Of major-general
Scott colonel Fenwick and col. Drsyton, 20 in
vestigate the conduct Of gen. Winder as COM
mander Of the 10th military district, during
and previous to the battle Of Bladensbnrg. The
court commenced the investigation in this city,
on Monday, the both ult. and is still sitting
The icto Of gen. Scott, mentioned in the &C
count Of The proceedings on The trial Of general
Wilkinson, has reference TO the above court of
inquiry --icd Gas.
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to England, and who only suffered it to be re
moved from the NIeneiaus, on Admiral Cock
burns going on board, aud assuring them that
he would carry it in his own ship to Bermuda,
and give to their beloved commander funeral
worthy of the distinguished manner in,which he
fell.-Td rood one n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-15
MANSION HOUSE
HOTEL,
8. e. Corner Of Market aud ELeUenth
Streets, Philadelphia.
FORD GUTTER,
(Late from .Nie1o- York, }

Inte from .NeiO- 7 ORR,
d EsPECTFULLY acquaints the public, that
n he has taken the extensive premises, lately
occupied by Mr.. William ReHsha10, and has
commenced an establishment which he Aatters
himself cannot be surpassed in this city.
Mr.. CUTTER has engaged attentive and dill
gent SERVANTS his Ldrder will be plentifully
supplied with the best the markets can afford
and all the delicacies Of the season. HIS cellars
are stored with the choicest Liquors and Vines.
He assures his friends and travellers generally
that he will accommodate them in a superior
style having several private psrlours and sim
gle and double bedded chambers, he can en-.
sure comfort and convenience 20 families and
travellers. The situation is much more airy
and pleasant than that Of any similar establish
ment in Philadelphia.
Public or Private Parties can be accommoda'
ted with dinners, rooms, &c. on the shortest
notice
Extensive stables, carriage houses, &c. are
attached to the Hotel, and every arrangement
made to give satisfaction to travellers.
N. Il. Boarders accommodated by the month
er quarter on moderate terms.
An ORDINARY, every day at three O'Clock.
January IS, %3t.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

A BSC0NDED on the 9th or 9TH October
"A last, Negro Woman, named MiLLY, OF
dark complexion, middling stature, and slender
made. Her clothing cannot he described, as
she took variety with her. have reason to
suppose she is harboured about town.
The above reward will be given tor appre-
hending and delivering her to me in Richmond,
or for such information as will lead to her APP
prehenson.
WILLIAM COwAN.
February IL, 1915. IF
". e. Persons found harbou,ing the above
deserted WOMAN will be dealt with as the law
directs.
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TO BE SOLD.

The gvhoie Of my PROPERTY in the foUn Of
Manchester, as formerly adDerhsed,
ON TUESDAY, 21st FEBRUARY.
at u o'c!oct, on the premises.
The situation is high and agreeable, living
on he main street opposite Brooks Tavern
Terms Of saie--One third of the money to be
paid on giving possession, the balance in two
annual payments.
FRANCIS SMITH.
JanusrY %. ids
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LANGDON CHEyES.
AN ACT
For the reE,fof Wi!iir,n 4ysoH.

For the reiiefof ViiLiant 5ynoH
BE IL enacted by the Senate dng House of Re-
PreseatafiveS ofthe United Suites Of Imeyica IN
COHgreEs assembled, That the accounting Off
GERS of the treasury be, and they are hereby au.
thorised and directed 20 ascertain, agreeably to
the provisions Of the laws heretofore in exist
ence on that subject, the amount due William
Arnold on loan Office certificate numbered
twelve hundred and sixty seven. which issued
from the loan Office Of Massachusetts for six
hundred dollars Oh the twenty-fifth of October
one thousand seven hundred and seventy.seven
payable to Christopher Clark, with interest
thereon from the first of January, one thousand
seven hundred and eighty-three, to which time
the interest has been paid and that the amount
which ahsIl be found to be due, be paid to the
said William Arnold out of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated.
LAEGDoN CHEVEs,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
JOHN GAILLARD,
President, pro tempore, of the Senate
February 2. 1Sl5-Approved,
JAMES MADISON.
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NOTICE.

THE Public are hereby cautioned against
taS'ng an assignment of my bond now in the
possession of Major Joseph MAYO of this citv.
for about $500 on which there is Or. Of
. $50, rs | am prepared to settle the same
with other bonds of the said Mayo assigned to
me, and of which have given him notice.
The above bond was executed by me with John
Cunilh security, and payable to Geo. Cox of
Chesterfield.
z. BROOKS.
Richmond, Dec. 10, 1914.
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January 2e.
GENERAL ROSS.
SIR PETER PARKER
Low DOW, October %.

LONDON OCtODer ~
a melancholy coincidence Of fate appears 10
have attended the Ladies Of the late Gen. Ross
& Capt. Sir p. Parker. Both accompanied their
husbands as far as Bordeaux, on their way 10
America they were the only English ladies in
that city, while their husbands remained there (;
they left it at the same period their husbands
were killed in the same ways and nealy at the
same moment sRd each are left with three chill
dren 60 mourn their untimely fali No officers e..
yer fell more generally regretted or beloved
Gen. Ross was the idol OF his little army and
Sir Y. Parker was equally so Of his ships crew,
who mutnied, when an order was sent TO deli.
yer up his body, for the purpose Of having IL
conveyed to Bermuda, declaring II should not
leave the ship, where it had been embaImed, in
This is not exactly true. Gen. Ross was
killed IN the " demoBstydHon" OF Baltimore -
Sir Peter ina moonlight mGrGpaing expedition.
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iTHE sIrpRFME COURT.

The Supreme Court Of the United States met,
according 30 law. on Monday last, present,
Chief Justice MARsHAALL and Judges WASH
1xorow, Joasrcy snd DuvALL. The Court
proceeded to business yesterday, commencing
with the land causes. Judges LIv1NcsToN
and SroRY are daily expected.