The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-14


drew zap al account of the Insult With ~
had received, caused il to be signed by an.
several European Consuls, and embarked
the next day for Mahon. Ns0
| More burning Of piper .lfonn.
LtXrNGToN, X. Jan. Cot nn,t l..
gratifying 10 the public TO hear Of fine NO
gress of the ne,e system. We had the Mo,
sure last week Of announcing the des,rnc
tion of good round sum of Conmon
wealth paper, and now we record IN tho
authority of the Argus. the additional r,., ny
tnat on Wednesday last scuen Lund,c}
thousand dollars, in notes of the Bank ot
kentucky, have been burnt at the seat If
government and we understand that snh'
sequently, like sun of seven bunlraa
| thousand dollars, was committed ia thn
! flames, making in al one million fonr banl
bred thousand dollars. Success TO tho
Ut" system Reporter
BANKIN0.-We have an exhibit oftb.
state Of the Banks in Pennsylvania, as laid
before the Legislature of the State II
| appears that the amount of the Northern
Liberties, actually paid in, was s299 ,a80--
| against this is charged OVER DRAFTS in
the amount of s283,329, leaving only sl6.
coo oi the capital remaining. Irthis rob.
berry had happened in Baltimore l-Wbv
this beats the d'rision of the CITY Banks.
for about one-f(th of the capital of the
latter was left untouched
Niles Resis,,.
-e5S-
Perhaps the Members Of the ban in at.
Tendance CD the Supreme Court. we've mr.
yer more numerous than at the present
term. Besides the distinguished Members
| OF the Profession, who, being Members q.
either House of Congress, are necessarily
present, aud those who are resi- 'ent IN the
District, we have observed the following
gentleman in Attendance ON the Court.
viz:
Mr. WEBSTER, and Mr.. BLAME, of Bcs
ton.
Mr. PITMAN from RhodeIsfand.
Mr. EMMETT, Mr.. OGDEN, Mr.. OAKLEY,
Mr.. WHEATON, lReporter 10 the Court
from New York.
Mr. Curvrs, Of Philadelphia.
Mr. WINDER, and Mr.. HOFFMAN, Of
Baltimore.
Mr. CLAY and Mr.. Rowan, of Ken.
lucky
Mr.. WRIGHT, Mr.. HAMMoyn, and Mr..
WHTTLEsEY, of Ohio. Ma. hit.
TIE SUPREME COURT.
.Honday, FEB. 3, 18o3.-Ths being the
day for the commencement of the annual
session of the Supreme Conrt, Chief Jus.
tlce MARSHALL, & Justices WAsHINGToS,
LtvlNGsToN, DuNALL and STORY atten-
dcd.
The Clerk, Mr. F.. b. CALDwrsL, and
the Marshal OF the District, (Mr. Il. RISG-
conn were also in attendance.
Judge JOHNSON is daily expected, aud
Judge ToDn, we are sorry 10 hear, is de-
tanned at home by sickness.
TaeSdaH FEB. 4.-Thc case. Of Siglqt
against Udypood, was argued by Mr. SER I
GEANT, Coz the Plaintiff in error no coun-'
sci appearing for the defendant.
The case of Serion against Uheai0n, was
argued by Mr.. KEY, for the appellant, and
by Mr. JONES for the respondent. ID.
A new Journal has appeared at Zanes.t
vile, ONO, under the title of ths Ohio Re
publican printed by Mr.. .2dam Peters and
edited by Col. Odrid Chambers, Mem
Der OF the present Congress, who formarly
conducted the NuskinSlm Messenger,
paper we'll known for its steady and a.
hc defence OF Republican principles.
B.
We mad occasion, day or two ago, to
remark, that we sometimes hear Washing
ton news from New York or PhnadeIphl
The information contained in the subIOIn-
ed letter comes sta further North about
beng from the Northern part OF the most
Northern State in the Union. 1t is, re,
vertheIess, News TO us, and, rs srlch, be-
IIeylng that 1t may be relied upon, we pre-
sent it TO our readers: b.
From the Rangp Register Of Jan g.
E4iral ola letter from Member Of Con-
gress. 10 The Editorrofhe Bangor Regis
tlr, dcfsd
WASHINGTON Jan 1871.
Our dispute with the British, reallN
Ia the Eastern and Northern diyisionalIne
bctweea Maine and the British provinces.
remains unsettled. have examined tn'
'olumlnous arguments of the resPec.!''
agents, and the reports Of the gespefu'I
Commissioners, by which am imiormeu
that about 10000 square miles cQnsu ....t
the territory in controversy. The Bii,Sp
claim ~ the country northwardIy OF a IN, nr
beginning at Mars Hill, and extfndlT
westwardly along those high lands W i"
divide the sources of the ST. johns '%a
those of Penobscot, Kennebcc, ana ID d. ~.
droscoggin. The Americans claim al H., u,
territories souihwardly OF bnt over tu =
high lauds which divide the waters ''i :n,1
into the St. Johns, from those falling ~.
the St. Lawrence. [ have had an M !,
view with Mr. Secretary Adams WIZ r1no.
forms me that there appears 10 De u't n,
siton manifested on al hands to inv. ,'"o
controversy compromised rather ,nnirei