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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-02

IISl, a term of 81 years, without intermis
sion-the last Is of which he has been :
member OF the Senate. Gaz.
=, RICHMOND, Nov. 81. MARKETS. The
Flour market still remains unsteady. Sales
were made yesterday at SO I-8 a 8 IA
TO holders generally are asking 50 LA 10
wheat 81 80 95-and we understand q
cholce lot sold yesterday as high as So.
The NewOrleans Price Current of the
10th ult. states that 100 barrels only of Flour
had arrived In the steam boat Florida: and
still the article was far from being brisk at
80 per barrel, although some holders ask
nearly two dollars more.
iNTREpIDITr. During the gale on last
saturday night, while the schr. Mary Bet
sey was beating on the rocks near Ports
mouth, N. II. and just ready to go to pieces,
John N. Frost James Card and John White.
OF New Castle, volunteered, at the imminent
FISK OF their lives, to go off in a boat and
take her crew from the wreck, and after
several very daring attempts, at last sue
ceeded, in rescuing from death five men
VINO were clinging to the bowsprit of the
vessel In almost hopeless agony. Not sat-
lshed with this, these brave men. with
three others, Thomas Roaf, Edward Yea
ton, and William Trefethern, again defied
the danger of the dreadful waves and
brought to the shore the crews aud passen-
gers OF two other schooners which were at
anchor outside of the harbour.
The FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET. Yes
terday's wagon price of Howard street
Flour may be quoted at 81 $7,I2 10.
Limited sales from the stores are reported
to US at $3.50. Sales of City Mills at
81 %. Rye was offered yesterday at 60
cents, but no buyers were found at that
rate.-BaIttmore american of Tuesday.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. "a. STEALING
RECORDS. A short time since, the Pro-
thonotary's Office at Harrisburg, was rob-
bed of docket or two. The Wellsboro'
Phoenix of the 18th has the annexed =
STEALING OF FUBLICK RECORDS. II
will be seens by an an advertisement in
this paper, that the publick offices in this
place were broken open between Saturday
evening and Monday morning last, and
Ia volumes of the books taken from them.
Ten of the number, mostly Common
Pleas Records; and among the rest one
Justices Docket, were taken from the
Prothonotary's Office, and the remaining
four from the office of the Commissioners.
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MARRIED

In Leominster, Mr. John Nichols to Miss Thirza
johnson. Mr.. Timothy Vinton to Miss Caroline
| Woodcock.
| In Dracut by Rev. Mr.. Merrill. Mr.. John Parker.
| Of New-lpswich, IN. H. to Miss Mary Friend, Of
Dracut.
In Worcester, by Rev. Mr.. Hoadly, Mr.. Orlando
| Ware to Miss Susan w MAYNARD
In Bolton, Mr.. Joseph S Hldreth, of Boston, to
M ; sS@S laSKs 81 me n0aeT Place Ia MISS
Wheeler, Of Carlisle.
In Cambridge, MIR. Walter M. Allen to Miss Al
mira Davenport.
In West Cambridge, Mr.. James Mason to Miss
Emily Cook
In Boston, Mr.. William Henry Nash to Miss Mary
Ann Mountfort. Mr.. Samuel Pitts to Miss Eliza
beth Vaughan.
In Cambridgeport, Mr. Phineas B. Hovey, Jun. to
Miss Mary Louisa, daughter of Mr. John Cook
In Dedham, MIR. Oliver Capen to Miss Sarah Ann
Whiting.
In Sharon, Mr.. John Hunt, of Charlestown, to
Miss Nabby w Estey, of S.
In Littleton, by Rev. Mr. White, Mr. Benjamin
Parker Richardson, of Boston, to Miss Rebecca
Bridge, daughter of the late Mr. John Bridge
In Dudley, MIR. George Lightning to Miss Clarissa
Wrought
In Beverly, Mr.. Daniel Whittredge 10 Miss Eliza
beth Smith. Mr. Amos Dodge to Miss Mary Ann
Dennis.
In Nantucket, Mr.. Alexander S. Joy to Miss Mary
In Norwalk, tCt.) Mr. Justus Allen, of Bridgeport
to Miss Julia Ann Hill, after courtship Of two
hours.
In Kingston, ~ H. Francis o. J. Smith, Esq,
Attorney at Law, of Portland, Miss Juna Loretta
Bartlett, daughter of the late Hon. Levi Bartlett, Of
Kingston.
In Philadelphia, Mr.. William F. Ireland to Miss
Maria Forepaugh.
MARINE MARRIAGE. At sea, on board ship
Kingston, Jones, from Old Harbour, lJamaica bound
to Bristol 18th May last in lat Sc A. ~, lon. Y g.
M Me- Mo- bar li,f
of the Rev. Hugo John Belfour, late Island Curate
of the parish Of Manchester, in jamaica The par
ties were REMARKED at St. Augustine's Church. in
Bristol, ODD June following
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DIED,

| In Leominster, son of Joel Travis, aged IL.
/ Miss Eliza Rugg, aged 20.
/ In New Ipswich, on the 18th ult. George, aged 8,
and on the Esd Caroline, aged ,, children OF Peter
! Felt, Esq.
In Trenton, n J., while on journey for the bene-
fit of his health Mr. John Bartlett of New Ipswich,
Nh
In Barre, Mr. John Goldsbury, aged 80.
In New-Bedford, Hon. Letnuel Williams, aged 81
In yaffrey, Mrs. Sarah Adams, aged 40.
In Cbarlestown Mr.. Joseph Simonds, aged 50.
In Newton, Mr. Samuel Hall, aged IS.
In WATERFOWL Mr.. John Simpson, jun, aged Sc.
In bingham, John De PEI, of France, aged 40.
Mr. Thomas Loring, aged IS. Mr.. Caleb Thaxter,
ared 79 Gen. John Barker, aged 73
In Newbury, widow Sarah Pettingell, aged 80
In Newburyport, Mr. Jacob Coffin, aged II. Miss
Pbebe Mullikin, aged 81. Mrs. Elizabeth Morss,
aged 80.
I'm Montgomery, (Alab) Charles Shaw, Esq, for
merly of Boston, graduate OF Harvard University.
In Hollis, Eleanor Pease, aged AZ. MIR. Thomas
In Yarmouth. on the 18th inst, Rev. Timothy
Alden in the 92d wear of his age.
In Boston, Hon. Stephen Higginson, aged IS.
In Keene Mr. Erastus Harvey, aged %. Aaron
Stiles son of Mr.. Abram Stiles, aged ~.
In Windsor, Dr. Erasmus Torrey, aged 40.
In Portsmouth, Elizabeth p. Turrel, daughter of
the editor Of the Portsmouth Commercial Advertiser,
aged g.
In Washington, Capt James 4. Legare, formerly
of the U. S. Navy, aged IS.
In MADEIRA, accidentally drowned Right Hon.
William Pitt Canning, captain in the British Navy.
In Wirtemburg, Germany the Queen Dowager,
Oldest sister TO the King of England.
DEATHS BY ACCIDENT. man in Hagertown,
MAJ was killed lately by the bursting of cannon
which company were firing to express their Joy at
the prospect of Gen Jacksons election to the Pre-
sidency.
son of Mr.. Cephas Parker, Of this city, went
TO Weston, to pass the Thanksgiving vacation, with
the friends Of his family. While standing in room
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FUR AND LEATHER GLOVE
AND
CAP MANDATORY.

m LEVI WARREN, do hereby proclains
IL 9 That IN STOW | do live, just as nsual-tbe
same
That Fairs from all countries-of each hue and kline,
From H1fiG's warm shore, TO the Arctick cold hne,
Are at my STORE, alike fine or coarse,
To robe brave Hero, or else warm his horse.
GLOVES too do make, of each Kind and size,
TO fit the fingers and TO please the eyes;
TO rcGrm and to sphstea every stubborn hand,
And drive CosmeticEs from " our native land "
Thus ease and comfort do quickly tend
To ALL that me, at my STORE attend
And, when the wiBtry blast doth blow,
And nature 5 robed in whitest snow
CAPS of Fur, and Cloth, and Leather
Do Fend to meet such boisterous weather,
To guard your EARS, when in stage, repose
O'ercomes your nature, and the frost your nose
MOCCAsiNS, with uRpers good, and soals quite
stout,
And lined with FUR, both in and out
To make the blood its action quick perform,
And free the toes from winters dire alarm
COLLARS of Fur, to shield the neck from harm,
And SOCKS the feet of ladies for to charm
All these sell at profit much too small,
Yet still ask one favour-the favour of call
Stow, Nov. Is, 1929.
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I.cacts of the affidavit. bY

al. would not justly N
Il,aa;;0ed in the alleged libel.
roes at length into the several
\ states the matters of fact
'ament would be ready to adj
o lJ the Solicitor General
& the Defendant would ac-
,h : he was mistaken, or COM
'na in alleging Mr.. Webster
4 the persons referred to by
that a noNe prosequi would
an the part Of government.
Rsuts Counsel asked for time
he objections, and so the mat
The present, but on Monday
the question whether
. shall be granted will be
n Solicitor General will be
'.,les P. Curtis, and Richard
ia,.. as assistant Counsel.
Boston Euening Gazette.
Nov. 81. AtrOcious AE
h tbe most horrid and mon
h 10 take the life of a fell
ras Yesterday perpetrated on
Mrs. Newman, the keeper
house, at 25, William-street,
.smed Richard Johnson. II
johnson is a job printer, and
in the upper story of the
Ibat he owes a considerable
and board. Mrs. Newman
solicited him to pay her,
6bly put her off from time to
hoat giving her to understand
his Intention to liquidate the
a fortnight since, he left
I'd. remained absent until
hen he returned and found
er part of his property was
!. Newman. Yesterday he
her restoring it to him and
proceedings. This she re-
.en threatened her with vio-
did not Immediately comply
ands, and left the room in a
manner. In about three
turned, and without saying
drew forth a pistol, which
ontents lodging in the right
Inflated woman. The con-
bduced was beyond descrip-
ghter ran to her parent, and
the street crying most bit-
inueating the passengers to
puse, saying, :" a man has
~ Several persons who
BY the report Of the pistol
Of the boy, entered the
sas they approached the
ho was bleeding profdseiy,
,uuar sivfs the rum, uguiII
ng with great vehemence,
shot did not kill you,-I
md before any one could
b, he discharged the pistol.
be barrel burst, and the
d the right arm of Mrs.
pieces of the pistol struck
tighter, nearly severing one
and severely wounding her
PARTS of the body. The
Ter, did not escape the
pided the deadly weapon
from the arm and, not
pnsiderable resistance, he
upon a cart and taken to
, his way to the City Hall,
Fhat could induce him to
ble an act ? He replied
bd reasons that he could
K, and he should answer
On his arrival before the
her from loss of blood, or
pt the transaction upon his
not articulate a word, and
to Bridewell, with the
Ptce Wyman, that surgical
htely afforded him. The
pistol, in numerous pieces,
the office, and some pow
ot we're taken from the
nsOner. 4
Newman has since died,
having proved mortal !;
. been examined aud
iaI.
" Nov. IL. A rare
nesday as the steamboat
FOm Catin. a large deer
near Hector Falls, SWIM
Lake. The yawl was
deer captured. When
ed $50 pounds.
FIRE. 1t is our painful
bis week, the most des-
ever occurred in this vi
dnesday morning last, be-
Of twelve and one, the
this town, situated about
miles from this,village,
Of the lamps used about
ne. and although there
rs in the room when the
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uhnss OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Nr Mercer. from the COMMITTEE on Road,
and Canals. 20 whit was referred The bill from
the Sena,t. entr,lrG An act making a?propri.
/" lion for the construction OF tie Cumberland
road from Bridgeport 10 Zaoes'iii', In the
=. 6, ate Of Ohio, and for CONT uing and COM
ple,ns tn. sorvey, Of he Cumbe land road
:. from Zane,ville 10 The Sea, OF Government OF
sue S,ae &c Missouri" reported the same
+" ui hon, Amendments; and he bill was men
6, mmi,,ed To the Committee OF the Whole
House to which is committed the 5ll' OF ms
House for The continue ion Of the Cumberland
road.
Mr.. Floyd Of Virginia, moved the following
resolution; viii, h was r, ad and laid on the ta>
bic un i Tomorrow, viz:
Resolved. &c. That the Presideu, OF the Sem
a.e, aud Spe kec Of the House ofRepr SEM
latves, be authorized close tins SESSION, by
adjournmrny of cir respective Houses, on the
sth day Of April next.
MIR, Malary submitted some amendments,
| 10 m. bill, in alteration of the several
acrs imposing duties on imports; which we're
committed 10 the Committee Of the Whole
| House ON the State of the Union, TO which that
/ bin is committed
The amendments we will publish to-mor-
row.
| On motion of Mr.. McDuf6e, the House went
into Committee of the Whole on the State oi
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hves we're en- Monday, white washing his cruel
and Illegal exccu, ion OF The six militia men, his
coadJutor and heir apparent, MIR. Calhoun, I'M
der"ent the same operation in the Senate. II
being considered by some OF the master spirits
OF the party, essential to its unity oi purpose
aud harmony Of action, that some strong effort
should be made to resuscitae the Vice Presi-
dent, aud relieve him from the universal o.
dunn which he had Justly incurred by his
conduct during the session Of 1856. MIR.
Tazweli common ced the work Of termination.
Many leading Opposition men i'll The Senate
followed with elaborate speeches, attempting
to show that the President oil the Senate had
no power Of keeping order in ii, and thus 20
JUSTLY Mr. Calhoun in doctrine which the
country has pronounced 10 BE- the most absurd
that ever issued from the lips or pen OF any
man pretending TO common sense. The dis
cusslon thus arising, was con inuet. YESTERDAY,
and will, It is understood, SO on To-day.
Should the majority in the Senate on the side
og Opposition which exists there in cons
sequence CT the misrepresentation, on The
part Of some Senator's, of the sentiments
of the States which send them, agree that
it is expedient TO nominate Mr. Calhoun
as candidate for reelection 10 the vi e
Presidency, it is probable that the dsbre
will r suit in a vote Of publication. This
endcavor TO throw dust III the eyes of the pso-
pie would not, however we think, BIZ sustained
BY the party generally. The many derclic.ioas
OF parIisdns which, Mr.. Calhouns misconduct
has occasioned, 10 say nothing Of The refusal Of
the Jackson Convention in MARYLAND and
that YET unkiader 1.-The recent refusal Of the
Ja' kson caucus IN New York, 10 nominate him,
show that he is considered dead weigh on The
party, which IN is present lettering condition
/, Is but iitle able TO support
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From the National In,elligcncer.
CONGRESS,lsr.S SESSION.
TussdUy, february IL, 1929
IN SENATE,

IN SENATE.
The Vice President communicated a letter
from the Secretary Of War. Transmitting a re
port OF the Commits ioner APP ointed to loca
the National rood under the act Of 1925, Tor
thu continuation Of the Cumberland Road.
Referred and ordered 10 be printed.
he wnule OF to DAYS 5, ssiUn WIS occupied
in discussing. the un6hishe,! bushes, oiyes,
IL! day -bting he repor, Of he Committee alb
pointed to It wise theRul Of he Sen he, hic h
wasiaken up. S the amen !mrn' u tHe 7thRule,
proposed Yesterday bv MIR. Foot. being under
cons'de atom, il. afrr the words called to or
der" irse,t, .By the Pr, sideu,, or Senator.
hr snail 81 down; and every gu stion Of ord r
saal be decided by III Presi tent, without de
5atr, suhiec, L. an appeal TO the Srnatei but
the Presid nj may call f r trc sense OF the Sem
ate any question Of "rder"-
Messrs. Barton, Bell, Rowan, Van Buren,,
and Chamber, par icipa Ell, in tie debA,e.
Alusicn ha,ing been made by Mr. Chamber,
20 ne d -Cision Of the Vice Prrsiden on for
III occ aston, The Vice President made an ex
plana ION ofhis views 81 the power placid IN
his hands, and the grouds upon which that
former decision had been made; deciar ng I'll A.
he prsroeaives Of the p.s5Ieaiaaf oI1T, and not
iSSthiiciiaI: Tfhercfprr not extending 10 calling
members to order during debate.
Mir Berrien then, Il, ! la:e hour, accompan-
led an amendment Of the am Moment oil MI.
Foo, by a few remarks MIR BIS proposition
contemplated such cnanre in The 9th rule, a.
70 m k the powcr o. the Pr >Ident 10 extend
20 III other calls 10 oCler, With The txcep TOR
Of thai for ords spoken in ccblte, for ich
a member should only be ca led 10 der by a
| S., ator. the Prcsideu, 10 deed" wne'her the
speaker WIS il order or not. hi, decision SUBJ
iecr To an appeal . the Senate
After miserable exp anai'on between
M-ssrs. B.rrlen IN Foot. the question was
,ak II on the amend men, Offered by h former
Nhe ave, and noes nay'ng been called by MIR
Chambvrs) and il WIS ri cted by The following
vote: AYES, 90 Mes, -.
/ rb- ou sion then recurring on The amend
n.ot Z, tue 6 II AVID Pa Rules, propose by
! Mr. Foot, the yeas aud nays were called ny MI
/ Chase.
Mr. Rowan moved division Of the amends
men aud that the question on striking Out o'
! FIRST taken.
Mr.. Cobb suggested that the gentleman
obi ct would I've al aimed by moving TO ament
the amendments, ny striking out certain po'
ton oft.
Before the division proposed by Mr.. Rowan
took place. -,
MIR, Johnston, of Lou. moved an adjourn
mrn,, VII eh, being pu', the vote stood 20 t'
20: he Vice Presilen, vo'ed IN toe affirmative
The Senate adjourned
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The Editors &C The New York Daily Adv,r-
,sr have received letters from B gotta, VIII; oh
sac that the rlecrions Of Deputies Tor the
Grand Co.omhi4n Convention, have very IA
F9'ahIe a>pcct-the successful candidates be-
ns decidedly in f,,or &C III Constitution
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OUTRAGEOUS PIRACY

Capt. Roberts aid NJ. kellogg, Suosrcarpo
Il 'he sch oner Ben A)am. arrived hire ON
SATURDAY, having made tnrir escape from Pan
ana al tive ri,k Of their lives. Their ,ccnr,i
o. 'hc transaction IS, that they arrived of the
MAJ hour OF Chlgrcs, in October last, where
,Hey cissposed OF par of heir Cargo, paid all
ne ou'ir> and port cha 9es, and after clearing
az schooner aud being ready Cor sea, with The
GAG p ION OF taking In little ballast which
|ey mad contracted Tor and expected on board
'".oraia'elyl they were board d Ey IN officer
"a twenty h'e mrn, The officers md crew
'ae $, hooner we're confined below and ex>
I'"rE III ,r,aed; the schooner taken into
" port, wherr She was, with The cargo, con
."n'"' and he Captain and Supercargo con-
>,''So 10 SIX ycarslabnur on the public work
~, ~ al without their being brought bef,re any
.to1Ns! OF justice or allowed a hearing, and
re{ are lef at this moment, entirely in The
-, - no. knowing what they were accused Of
- a0ery Ignorant Of having done any thing
,uEa'y to the laws Of COLOMBIA As the
~1">sc'ion has been represented to our Cow
.I"hea'' 1t Is hoped steps will be immediately
'Neh 10 inquire into il.
Nstr-Ycrk Gazette
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the Union, MIR. Condict 10 the Chair, and took
up The bill making appropriations for the Ma
val Service for the year 1928. The Till was
read through & then iak-n up BY sections; & tie
clause of appropriation for the pay and ,ubsis-
tence teins under consideration, some debate
arose which continued TO he usual hour If ad,
tournament, when the Comnittre rose reported
and obtained leave to Sill again and the
House adjourned.
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The Apprentices of the City Of Washington
~. aboa, establishing an apprentices Ii
5rary.'
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his known that the bill on the subject of,he
Tariff lately reported by the Committee on
Manufactures, does not meet the approbatfon
,r,be friends Of the American System Mr..
Niles AVS, tha, fl: pasprs, its title should be
changed, SO as 20 make it read, Ga Bill to pre-.
ven, The Increase of SHEEP. and the M4nufac-
.prr Of Wool" Mr.. Mal'ary has, therefore,
moved several amendments 10 the bill, in &C
.ordancc with the recommendations OF the
Harrisburg Convention on this subject; and
which il is thought will make 1t generally sa-
.ifac,ory These amendments We will give
,osmorroW.
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Cha'eapbriand his just completed his "rra.
vel IN America and Italy," which are shortly
. be publish i.
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Efforts are-makng III PHILADELPHIA to pro-
cure the enactment Of a law by the Legislature
OF PennsylvaHia, 10 expel from the circulating
medium OF that State all bank notes Of a les
denomination than five dollars.
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The scene which lately occurred IN the
Il us Of representatives, through he Nio'e'ce
Of Tie JA,k,on members, has called Form Il &C.
METAL t.Iat Of indignation. TIE Richmond
Wig v, taal the people IN NJ Smv'hs di
sricL shout meet al their respective court
houses aud &, mand h.s immediate resignation.
This, ind G., wcgld be the proper wy TO ou-
h con iUIJ 81 wubrconirg an Am RE an Re
prcsruiativr. The New York American re
cr"ed Ies'e'|~: N'mJrk, that the tier of lis
core 2,udcu, drIailns this u'>s'
li>cll>eS f.cls and conduct CaCulaied ;ocHm-
son tn l'ck 1 every American, who feels as
he nal;l, iur n, honor of his oou",ry. We
rus, 5ow.yrt, that III. papers al Washins'on,
" II VOL that then the correspondents OF dis
IAN, pap, rs, Aill g,vs the details Of these dis'
sga,,.ul scyurs. There is no, remedy for them
7, ,r,uri,y against their recurrence, but II eA'
posing them to public Indignation. II IN the
Il US oil Commons, or the House Of Peers, II
gland, such scenes were 10 occur, an indie
? nteay press would visit them with It's sever
e,icensare, while il would spread the record
Of drlnqu'u y bcfore all eyes. Shall it be said
a. in ,hi, land, which is the chosen abode o
S,,rdnm, here is no, the same igor and Jade
o,ndeuee in the Press! We hopr not
THIS is the language # every rea! friend ,C
,ae honor Of The county.
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The Virginia House Of Delegates has a
-.,ea 10 adjourn on the 25th inst.
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,,u.nher of the citizens Of Loudoun have
5.,,ro,iaed TO partake of a public dinner, TO
.x,r,ss their satisfaction at The passage OF The
Convention Bill.
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From the Natioaal Intelligencer
SOPREME COURT OF THE U. STATES
FL

OFT EME COURT OF THE u. STATES.
-, TUESDAY, February -, 1928.
:, ne Nourt mel :his morning a, II o'clock.
Present ali The Court
No Sc. Bank OF Columbia VS. Hagner-O On
writ OF er""r to Washington County Ciicui.
Cour; Mr.. Justice Thompson delivered tie
opinion Of the Court Jadgmen, affirmed with
costs.
No As McLanallan and others We The Uni,
versal Insurance Company. Error to Mary.
land Cir III, Court. Mr. Justice Story deliver.
I'd the opinion Of the Court. Judsnen, of Cir.
cut court reversed, and cause remanded for a
new trial
No IS. S,um2's Executors VS. Deneale's Ex-
ecurix, ard others. This cause was argued
by Nlr Swami for the Appellants, and by Mr..
r. Lee for the AppelIees
No 81 The Mechanics Bank Of Alexandria
VS. Lynn. This cause was argued bv Mtssrs.
Swami and WIrl for the Appellant. and by Mr..
Taylor aud Mr. James for the Appellee.
Efforts are making in Philadrlphia to pro-
cure the enactment Of law by the Legislature
OF Pennsylvaaia, 70 expel from the circulating
medium OF that State all bank notes Of less
denomination than five dollars
foes, nd dishes Il? the hem ideai Of his own
party-eHcn he great Diff G cen. We have
heard Of a barbacued catcmoun, stuffed wi h
trn-penny nails and hastrd with aquofor,is; bat
Duff Cir en- dressed la mode de haa1oiDh.
mus: be luxury in comparison with that.
CON- d..
FAIR HIT The Wa>hi'g,on Telegraph
has a aiued III unen ilbe nn,orie fpr is
scoln OF truth; vet the Editor it, his iei,er to The
Senate Of the Unied S atr>, on occa, IN If his
attack upon Mr.Sp rhawk, ,taes hist" he usr-
Iulness OF tn leIegraDh depends upon i.sve
r iy" whereupon The Providence r Cd Is
nd American US remarks:
The Telegraph depend for Its usefulness on its
UerGci'yt Alas!
"rhc spiders most attenuated thread
is cord, is etbie to that slender ,ie.f'
" Y finer.