The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-18
THE SIIpRtME COURT.

II1ls Dok MINI - II J."
Tuesday, Feb. 4.--On potion of Mr..
Sergeant, the writ of error III the case OF
The K;ug Of Spain against Ottrer was
cooked aud dismissed.
Wedncsday, FED. 5.-Mr. Chief Justice
Marshall delivered the opinion Of the Court
in Sigtar against Hayteart Judgment re-
,ersed.
The argument of .Sgrt0n against Ubed-
ton, was eontnued by Mr.. Ny for the APP
pelapt, and by Mr.. Jones for the resen-
dent.
Thursday, Fb. 6.--Mr. Emmett mov"d
for Judgment in the case of Dor agalns,
Tle Pacific Insurance Company, argued at
The last term. Mr. Webster and Dir.
Wheaton opposed the motion, and reqIrs
ted IA new argument in the curse. The
Court directed judglnentio Tor thu defendant
inerror
Mr.. Harper and Mr.. Inger5oll, moved
for a new argument i'll the case OF f'eHns
against 'EoiOR. Mr.. Sergeant opposed The
motion.
Mr. Clay communicated 10 the Court
the Convention between Virginia and
Kentucky respecting tac Occupying Ga
pant Law of the latter State, the consti-
totionality Of which WAS argued mt thu
last term IN the case Of GreeN against Bid
de.
The case of Hughes against 1He Union
Insurance Company was argued by Mr..
Harper for ths plaintiff, and by Mr. D. Il.
Ogden for the defendant.
Friday, FEB. THE argument of the
case. .Nsregaa, ON further pr'aof lrHtn the
Isl lermlwas commenced by Mr.. D. Hof-
man for the appellant, aud by Mr. Windcr
for the respondent.
The Court denied the rHoiion madeycs-
trrday for new argument in the CASE Ol
EpohS against Eaton.
Judge Johnson took his seat on Mon
day.
In addition TO the attending Members
of the Bar (other than residents and
Members OF Congress- already mentioned,
are
Mr.. Harper, from Baltimore,
Mr. G. j. lngersoll, frem Philadelphia.
Mr. NJ. ID. Hardin, from Kentucky.
Mr. Burnett, of Ohio.
Saturday Feb. 3.--4."e argument in the
Case If tie Spanish brig .Nareyta, was
concluded by MIR. WINDER for the respon-
dent aud Dir. HARPER for the appellant.
The argument in the case Of .NcCdgo
against Stephens and others was commen-
ted by Mr., CLAY, for the appellant, and
By ". l.. HARDIN aud Mr.. TgInBLE, toI
lie Respondent
.!oaddy, Eel. lO.-Tke argument in the
case of Nc Cargo against Stephens ahe oih-
Ts, was concluded By Mr.. N. ID. iiARDIN
Tor the respondent, and by Mr.. CLAN toi
The appellant.
The argument in the case Of the brig
.7dry INN, Pldntey, claimant against t'
Aalted States, was coinmencedby Mr.. Do
Deg Tor the appellant.
tuesday, FEB. 1l.--The argument Of thu
case Of the ship Mary INN, was "oneltTI"t
ny The ATTORNEY GENERAL IW thu
Respondents, and Mr.. OGDEN IL. the ap
peliant
The argument Of the case Of the schoo
81, her Experiment, was commenced h. Ar
WEBSTER, for tine appellants, and by Mr
inTAAs for the respondents.
=, 900
WiLMINGToN, Dell Feb 4.--Of thu
persons wounded by the explosion of Mr.
uaFesche's Powder Mills on Thursday
noFn'ns last, eniy one survives. Th'
whole number of deaths occasioned b.
'nat event is twelve.
-.>AGS--"
II Curiosity Among a Est Of article
safely placed in Peale's Museum, BALI
.aofe,"e observe TIE folsowing--Pagt O
,ne stump of IA Cyprus tree, which nlrasu
,'a % feet in this, wltI
h'uilureds Of others, are exposed TO view
~ me washing of the Bappahannock, .
VIZ aepfh OF 45 feet from the SURFACE OF ih
na'th' "n the estate Of Manuel Peck, Esa
iia J.. - county Virginia prescntc'
y o"'iu Nqaserr.s MIS-.