Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-22

uC al uihCut III TIC CooS VI otAty
pipes of brandy, Kennedy and Maitland
claimants, against the United States,
was opened by Mr.. EMMET for the APP
pelIants.
Mr.. Justice JOHNSON delivered the
opinion of the Court in the case Of
Darby's Lessee against Mayer. Judg-
ment reversed on collateral point.
Monday March l4.-Mr. Justice STo-
RY delivered the opinion Of the Court
in the case of the schooner Plattsb1g,
claimed by Juan Merino, VS.. The Unit
ed States, and the Officers, &c Of the Cy-
ane. Decree affirmed.
The case of Sirty Pipes Of Brandy,
claimed by Kennedy & Maitland, VS..
The United States, was argued by Mr..
WEBSTER for the defendants, and by
Mr.. EMMETT for tie appellants.
The case Of The Corporation of Wash
ingion, use Of M'Cue and Others, VS..
Moses Noung and Vim. Brent and oilers
VS.. Gideon Davis, was argued by MIR.
KEY for the appellants, and Mr.. SWAMI
for the defendants.
Tuesday, March ls.-Mr. Chief JUS
tiee MARSHALL delivered the opinion
Of the Court in the case Of Cornelius
Vanderbilt VS.. John r. Liyingston.--
Judgment of the Court Of New-Y ork
for the trial of Impeachments and Cor
rection of Errors reversed. The ques-
ton being the same with that involved
in the Steamboat cause, decided at
the last term, and submitted without
argument by Mr.. WEBSTER for the ap-
pellant, and by Mr.. WHEATON for the
respondent.
Mr.. Chief Justice MARSHALL deliver
ed the opinion of the Court in the case
of The United States VS.. Mnlrey, Vice
Consul Of Spain, and The !Some VS.. Sor-
reH, Vice Consul of Portugal, in behalf
of claimants of African negroes, part
of cargo Of the Antelope. Decree re-
versed, and ordered that restitution be
made to the Spanish claimants in the
proportion that ninety-three, instead Of
one hundred and sixty six, bears to the
whole number, and dedacting from the
apportionment thus made, the rateable
loss which ought to fall on the Spanish
claimants from death or Otherwise
The residue Of the slaves, after making
this apportionment, to be delivered to
the United States.
The cases of The Corporation of
Washington, &c Tvs. Noses Youag, and
Nm Brent and Others vs. Gideon Davis,
was argued by Mr. 10 E., in continu
alton, for the defendants, and by Mr..
KEY for the appellants
The cases of Sqmi. K.p.ingsr VS.. Nj
chael De Young, and STme VS.. Same,
were argued by Mr.. WEBSTER and
Mr.. SERGEANT for the appellant, and
Mr.. War for the defendant.
Wednesday, March l6.-Mr. Justice
THOMPSON delivered the opinion of the
Court in the case Of TIE Intel States
VS.. Thomas Morris. Judgment atfirmed.
Mr.. Justice JOHNSON delivered the
opinion of the Court in the case of
!Sirty Pipes Of Brandy, claimed by Ken
nedy & Maitland. VS.. The United States.
Decree reversed, and the so Pipes Of
Brandy restored to the claimants.
Mr.. Justice WASHINGTON delivered
the opinion Of the Court in the case Of
Vim. M'Cormick and Others VS.. Samuel
Finley and Others. Decree affirmed.
Friday, March l8.-The case of DE
Wolf against Johnson, was further ar
gued by Mr.. WEBSTER for the respon-
dent, and by MIR. JONES for the appel
liant.
1t is understood, that the case of
Ogden against Sanders, and the other
cases involving the question of the
cons,itutionality of the State Bankrupt
or Iasolvent Laws, (argued at the last
term by Mr.. CLAY, Mr.. D. D. OGDEN;
and Mr.. HAlNEs, for the validity Of
the laws, and by Mr.. Webster and Mr..
WHEATON against it, will be continu-
ed to the next term for further advise
ment.
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