Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-24
SUPREME COuRT

Mr. Swami for the appellee, and The Al
torney General for the appellant.
February l9.-The cases of the Shin Emil
~ and the Brig Caroline, Bradford, Claimant.
were argued by Mr.. Harper for the Appellant
ana The Attorney General and Dir. MDuffie.
for the Appellee.
The cases of the Schooner Merino and
Cargo, and other vessels (Iaden with sla,r.l
were argued by Mr.. c. j. Ingersou for rt,.
Appellant
fsbruory 2o.-The argument of The cases
OF Inc schooner Merino, and other slave ships.
was continued by MIR IngeIsoll for the claim
ants, and by MIR. Kelly and the Attorney Gen
eral for the United States.
CRAVEN p. LUcKET. of Kentucky. has
been appointed by the President of the Unit.
60 states, with The advice and consent of the
Senate, one of the Commissioners of Land
Gialms under the Florida Treaty, in place of
James Z. preston, resigned. Not. Int.
mAssAcuUsErTs.-The Republicans of this
o'a'e nave nominated The venerable Repuhli-
can "hiiam Eusfis, as candidate for re-
election to the Office Of Governor. and Mar
Gus Morton, formerly Representative in
Congress,) as candidate for the office of
Lieutenant Governor, in the place of Liruten-
ant Gu'ernor Lincoln, who is Nominated bv
the Governor To the Office Of Judge of The Su-
preme Judicial Court
by the arrival Of the Arethusa within the
Tapes OF Delaware from BurDos Axtrs. intel
ilgence has brtn received that Mr. Rodney
arrived AT That city on the nth Noyembey
and that on the esd Of that month he WAS "a.
Ken dangerously i'll. The Are,husa left Rue-
nos Ayrcs on The 25,h. I'm
Among the passengers in the Steam Boat
winch ar1Fed in this City on Tuesday from
Norfolk, were Captain Biddle, Captain Cas-
$40, Captain Carter, and Captain Jones. TIb.
committee ofthe Federal Members OF
zoe Legislature OF The State Of AIassachusetts,
nave requested Harrison g. Otis to stand for
Governor Of that State, at the approaching
election. He has, 10 reply. the (irmness
irankness, and independence of which apnear
10 us To do him credit, declined the honor of
oeing considered candidate. Samuel Ia
tnrop mas, therefore, been put in nomination
as the Federal candidate for Gov eyaor. Alv
IL. IS now, and has for several veays been.
highly respectable Member Of the House of
Representatives Of the United States. [b.
Judgt DinSmooy, who was nominated -ss q
candidate for governor, by the republicans Of
New Hampshire, having declined, Dapid l..
UoT'7tf, Esq. senator in Congress from that
sta'e' mas neep nominated 10y several republ-
-" ~''"'J SO"'rbuuDo t6F mat ONCE,
Samuel LaihroP, ofWest Springfield. now
member OF Congress, has been nominated
oy the federal members of the legislature of
massachusetts, as candidate for the Office of
governor, and Richard iSulliuan, of Brookline.
Tor lieutenant governor HaTyison G.. Ofis
mao heen previously nominated, hot declined
SoVernor EHstis, we presume, will he m, de-
'n0cratIc candidate. II appears from This. ,bat
the old party distinctions still subsist in f,,lI
force IN observation-disclosures that whatever
ohlectlon the federalsts have 10 the great
king C"sciis At Washington, they have none
to the little one at Boston. Phil Sentinel.
we th'nk proper 10 state Tor the jnloro,s,;oo NJ
persons who receive Military Pensions from, ,bs ID
S'a'es, that no ACT has vel pissed Congress anr,o
nr'ai'ng funds for the payment Of those pens,ons On
ne 4'h March nexi, aud tie probability Is, thaI ,ks
appropriation will not he made in lime 10 meet ,hs
.eoii-HDnual payments due on iIat day I, - flera
lore, advisable that ihose concerned sho,dd deisv
appropriation having been sDade ilVas. Inf