Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-27
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SUPREME COURT.
Saturday, February 20. i. /. F. Mr. Justice
WARRINGTON delivered the opinion Of
The rnuri. III Ellison against Henshaw.-
Jud,m"ni reversed.
NJ. Chiei Justice MARSHALL delivered
lis opinion in UcjTiIan against DrNici.
judgment affirmed.
NJ. Justice STORY delivered the opin-
ion Il the Court IN .ISomerriHe and Others
against fiamiiios, argued al The las, term,
and continued ior advisemeni.
NJ. Sergeant and Mr.. TngersoH con-
clu,ed the argument IN the case of the
Eariia.
Monday, February o.. Mr.. Justice
STORY delivered the opinion of The Court
IN ihe United States against Rice. Judg-
nieni affirmed.
MIR. Justice JOHNSON delivered the
opinion of the Court in the case Of the
Bank Of Columbia against Oakley. judy,
ment reversed.
Mr.. Webster and MIR. Hopkinson COM
menced the argument of McCuiloh against
The STATE Of Maryiand.
GEORGETOWN, Feb. 22.--We under
stand that The nee citations Nth Spain are
expected to be communicated 10 the
that SPAN has cedcd The Fioridas that
all the grants of land by the crown
since The year 1902 are to be abrogated
That the u. S. are 10 pay the claims
of their citizens for spuliations commit
ted by Spain and in Spanish ports, 10 the
amnunt of five millions of dollars; the
southern boundary Of the United States
is 10 be the Sabine and, on the Pacific
Ocean, the dist degree of north latitude.
being understood that Russia has re-
linquished 10 Tie u. States all her right
TO the countries OIL the Pacific Ocean,
souil, OF The 56th degree OF north lati-
iude, and that Great Britain relinquishes
all hers TO the same countries CATER the
ten years, stipulated in the late treaty
with respect 10 a certain portion of the m }
the United States will now possess ter
ritory embracing fifteen degrees Of latitude
on the Pacific Ocean.
February 24.--It is believed that the re-
port OF the committee of the Senate re-
speeding the Seminole iYor is prepared,
and will be made fOrthw iih. Sumor saw
HAT II is decidedly unlavorable TO those
transactions of Gen. jackson which have
excited so much notice. 1t is also said
that this committee has obtained inior-
nation, which Was not IN the possession
ct the House of Repre- seniatves.
Notwithstanding the ialeness of the
season, il Is probable that the report i'll
be taken up by the Senate. Tue recen,
vote of that body in appointing mem
Der 10 supply The vacancy occasioned in
The committee by the appointment Of Mr.
Forsyth TO a foreign mission, and the
choosing, by ballot, member who i,
supposed TO disapprove OF the measure.
in question, are regarded as sutnc,en
indication of The sentiments of the Sc
| maize. |! this conjecture should prove
correct and if there be still time for an,
proceedings, on the subject, result ma,
be anticipated very different from that il
the House OF Representatives.
Messenger.
We stated, few days since, that ;
| Court Martial was then sitting in Wash
ingion, on charges preferred agains
Capt. E. by Com. p. On this pariicula
point, our information was not correct
Ii was contened for the trial Of anolhe
officer, and Capt. E. was President.
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