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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-03-06

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! Newport
James Nilsson
Felix Peekham
Caleb \ Parker
. Mary A Ph,llips
, Ann Potter 2
, Jere niah Peabody
J ID Parsons
Arnold Pierce
Mary Peck
, Ruth pcckhaIn
John helan
| Henry Ruggles 2
| La Srence Russell
, T. ABBY hiclIinond
! Samuel Robertson
VIM Stanton
, John A Sandefs
, ! SlOcuin
|, VIM q Sbearman
VIM l. Smith
John Smith
, usrs Stoddard
, Phcbs V Sayer
Mary Tow
, Mary Trell s-.'fT
, Thos 'rrunsden
! Il Taylor
|. Hannah Vicka-y
! JG As Whitohorne4
, John Williams
/ > y White
| James Wilson
, Geo Wilson
, Fillis Wilson
!; l. Watson 2 axe
|, Portsmouth,.
! Daniel Chace
! Peleg Kinyon
{ MiddittOioR, n I
!, Shaderck Congdoll
; Rowland Brown
[ Anna X Gray
, Sfrhia Peckham
s Abraham Brown %
, John Ward
( Mohitable Smith
T, Nancy Lake
! Jomsstotou, n I
, James l. Knowles
! David w Clarke
; Joseph Greene
! Ne,o Skbysham, X 4
4, WIN 2 Sands 2
! Ebenezer Heald
/ Joshua Dodge
: Thomas Dunn
will be Cor warded to III,
Mess they are takon ul
j next.
ISTON. p. Master.
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Great fire at Havana.-Thc Editor Of the
Charleston Mercury has been informed by
Captain Talbot. ofthe brig Miles Standish,
that dreadful FIRE had broken out on the
night of the 9th instant, in the village out
side Of Havana, which continued 10 burn
until the next morning, and by which about
six hundred houses, exclusive Of negro
huts had been destroyed. II was also as.
certained that ii persons had perished in
the flames.
A commercial letter with which the Ed
i,or Of the Mercury has b,-rn favored states
that there was no Improvement IN the mar
kels at Havana.
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Dign.

In this town. on Sunday last, Major John
Handy, in the I'D year of his age, A Patriot
of the revolution
ln Boston. on the 10th ut. mr. John Gam
nell, aged ~ years, father Of the lato Rev
VIM. Gaumcll, this place.
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Mdrrtru.

In this town, on Wednesday evening last,
by the Rev. Mr.. Eddy, Mr.. John N, Barlow
to Miss Catharine Burroughs, daughter of
Mr.. Green Burroughs, all of this town.
In Wexford, Capt. Nicholas V. Gardner to
mss Hannah Baker.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-03-06

From .Netg Orleans.--By the Francis,
Capt. Rider, New-Orleans papers TO the
10th inst. have been received.
On the 18th the steam boat Rover, arriv.
ed at that port from Bollivee, western dis.
trict of Tennessee, laden with cotton, and
a number of passengers. The Rover is
the first, and only boat that has ever as
cended the Hatche river.
II is stated in the N. Orleans Mercantile
advertiser OF the l4th, that Capt. Jackson
of the Revenue Cutter Louisiana; had de-
taiped suspicious looking brig, with slaves
on board, said to be from the Havana. The
brig had no vouchers.
The brig .4mericd, arrived at New Or
leans on the 18th instant from Vera Cruz,
with sixty Spanish gentlemen, who have
been expelled by the late arbitrary law
of that Republic.
Five persons were arrested in New Or
leans Oh the lth, under the charge of hay
ing attempted TO fire the city. One OF
them turned States evidence, and disclosed
their whole plan. They were not ident.
fed with the late destructive fire in that
capital, but were committed. They were
strange villains, not belonging TO the city,
N. Y. Morn Cou.
.Neac India Pubber Orer Shoes Said Sam
DO to Cuifee, during the late muddy walking
"Me wishe hab de lnium Rubbum ober-shu
di wet wedder." al tell you, replied Cufiee,
how you get him berry sheap-pull of youm
shu and tocking, and den youm hab him, wa
ter proof"
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B,LrIvoRr. FrB 2s.

From Gem = -7nericd.--Capt Chas'en.
of the schr Messenger, arrived yesterday,
in IL DAYS from Oinoa. reports that he was
originally bound from Havana. with car.
90 for O,noa. but when he reached that
place, found every thing IN such confusion.
in consequence Of the civil war raging in
the country. and the advance Of the troops
from st. Salvador, under command OF the
Vice President, to attack the party Of the
Pre- sident, then in Omoa, that he was oblig'
ed to make his escape out Of the harbour,
under heavy Gre from the batteries, and
proceeded to Truxillo, where he discharg-
ed. On leaving Truxillo on the 18th inst.
he learned that the st. Salvador troops had
reached within few miles Of Omoa, which
rlace he has no doubt had been captured
by them, and that much bloodshed ensued.
Capt. c. called of Havana, but was refus-
ed the privilege Of communicating by his
boat lie wss informed that the Spanish
frigste Lealtad, had suffered so much in
f4e recent action with the Guerrero, that
lhey had taken one Of her masts out. lie
represents her to be . frigats Of the first
fjssI--lAu,
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Court Of Probate, Newport, Mar. Sd, Ie2s.
XXTHEREAS the final administration
w account on the estate Of Wililom
Y. Williams. late Of Newport, deceased,
has this day been presented, and the con
sderstioD thereof referred TO a court of
probate to be holden at the State House
in Newport, on the FIRST Monday Of Nprii
next, ct y o'clock, A. N.:--Notice is uere,
fore hereby given to all persons interesies
in the estate Of said deceased, TO appear az
said time end place, If thoy see ft, md
they shall be heard.
By order Of said Court,
NC. b. B. HOWL-9.N.D. Prob. ON.
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eliza A Allan
John II Baker, Jun
w. n J. III. Barber, 2
Sevlna Briggs
Peter Baker
Phebe Babcock
John Burdick
Niobe Barker
lanes J Brcnton
Hannah Clarke
VIM Callahan }
Nm Cuphs " co.
Wm Cumnlings
Samuel Crosby
John Collyer,
Alvan Crowoll
Sarah Cook
Albert ID. Drew
y G. DAVIS
Hannah Dodge, 2
I'll IA Doanc
Robert Davis
JDb Davenport
James Dunn
john Forks
Josiah Forsath
Abraham G..ror6
Edward Page
Philip Groves
Solomon Gladding
Amy Grinneu
John Gore
VIM d Green
Ann VI Hazard
James Hammond, 2
Mary B Hassard
Martin Horton
Harriet Holt
Susan Jaques
Joseph G Jones
Capt Jennings
John Jarsc
r King
David King
S A Lawton
mr. Linstom
Robert II Lawton
WIN Langerthy
isabella + Lake
Sophia Merrick
Peter w. Miney
Thomas Munro
b Is Mumford
Eliza a Moore
J II Mason
s r Northam 9
VIM Newcomb
NJ Nickorson
The above Letters +,
General Post Office, d
before the first Of Apr
X. B GRAN
Newport, mar g, II
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-09
MISCNEE ANY.

LEGEND OF THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
Many years ago ! was in the habit
ofpaying an annual visit to the White
Mountains in New Hampshire. AT
that time they were comparatively un.
frequented TO ascend them, was
thought a remarkable adventure, and
to reach their base, over the rough
and dangerous roads which formed
the only avenues to :hat region, was
an eycrton which it required much
grandeur of scenery TO repay. My
horse was used TO such travelling, and
my cquipagc was exceedingly simple
so that without preparing for disap-
pointment by long anticipation. | be.
gan the journey almost as soon as ]
resolved upon it; never failed to
enjoy it, far better, believe, than
those who arc obliged to share the
joys and sorrows Of large and CON-
planning party: better perhaps than !
myself could enjoy it now, when the
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-09
TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
nR RAWSON'S celebrated urethriti,

nh w oON'S celeOrateU uIetnItlC
~ Balsam for the cure Of gonnorrhe,
elects. and seminal weakness. This elegant
Balsam has the astonishing power Of relieving
the inflammation, and putting an end to tho
virulent discharge in few days. The aston
ishlug medical powers Of the urethritic balsams
have been fairly tested for several years in tho
cure of hundreds. 1t is a pure vegetable pro
ducton without a particle OF mercury. The
proprietor has thought proper to offer it in this
more for the convenience of persons afflicted
with diseases Of this nature; as there are many
young people, who, for fear of exposure to O
medical man, will have recourse TO the dan
gerous expedient of prescribing for themselves.
and taking Unfortunately pointed and pow
erful medicines to the risk and injury Of their
constitutions which the general knowledge Of
this remedy will in great measure obviate 40
there will be nothing else necessary but the
strict observance Of the rules and directions
laid down. Accompanying every bottle will
be found complete and full directions for the
cure of the disease, which is 50 s;mplified that
no person can err Sold Wholesale and re-
tail by ]. II. MASON & Co. Broad.street,
Providence. Price So per bottle.
Nov 10 6m
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-09
JERVIS ROCKFORD,
HAIR DRES- Err
I'D ESPECTFULLY informs the public il
u q general, that he has taken q room, in

I'D ESPECTFULLY informs the public il
u q general, that he has taken a room, in
Whitman's Block, 70. 8, Westminster-street,
where he has commodious accommodations
for Gentlcmen's Hair Cutting, &c.
Permit him to say few words upon his pro
fesson.
Doctors Gall and Spurzheim have contend.
ed that genius, taste, the passions and all that
belongs to the intellectual powers ofman rest
upon the formation OF the cranium:--This may
be ,rue-but with how muco more truth can
u be- said that the beauty OF. :" the human face
dirine,' depends upon that great feature Of
the count enance, the HAIR. Fashion has held
her power, over tins vegetable Of The human
head --now flowing in Iuxuriant ringlets, and
now shaven with ecclesiastical solemRity.'-
Wigs were invented to give dignity TO the n ,se,
and the appearance Of gravity and wisdom 10
ine dali; hut the age Of wigs is gone forever
The owl of MinerYa has mouted his feathers
AMI fallen irou. her fane.-The present style
Of moulding this feature has never been sur
passed 1T has a classical origin, taken from
the antique crop seen on the Elgin marbles
and Roman coins, uniting Athenian grace
with Roman dignity and is finely adapted to
the ball room or military parade. This art Of
" managing the hair,'' is one not learned in =
day, but requires skill and experience. The
rule is general but the application must be va
ried-for delicate features, by help of this art,
can be built up into something Of marital air-
and severe limos Of the countenance softened
down to sylvan simplicity. If any one doubt
whether this can be done, let HIM come and
test his skill 6m nov 2l
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-09
PROVIDENCE WIND MILL.

ME piopretors Of the PIX IpENcE
Il WIND MILL, respectfully give notice,
that their Mill is now in operation, and pre-
pared to obey the commands of its patrons and
the public at large. The Mil i. situated on
the Plain. adjoining the west burial ground.
and at a very convenient distance from the
town. As there is now no grist mill in this
vicinity, the proprietors anticipate full share
Of custom, and assure all who may employ tho
Mill, that their orders will be faithfully obey
ed. Toll, as usual at other Grist Mills.
Oct 27
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-09

that Of life. but she was cold as the
marble of the tombs, and letter was
iouud grasped in her hand, which was
torn as they drew it away.
The old man was right! we do look
with the deepest interest on scenes
which remind US Of the presence, and
the feelings and sufferings Of man. |
could turn coldIy away from the sub.
imcst scenery Of the mountain, to
gaze on the nameless hill, which re-
minds me Of the fatal constancy, Of a
simple and atfectionatc hcart.-Ladies
Magazine.
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own senses. ifhs continues 10 deport himself
Trough life, as he has done for the last two
years, lie must descend 10 the grave aH.id the
worlds strong expressions of contempt and alb
horcncc, BIT il he changes his ooruse, and
depor's himst If as he should, he may Ultimate
ly be ranked .:.ong the favored and honored
sons Of tho country. In looking over his book
We have selected the following poem, which is
one Of his harpies' productions, ,and we now pub
llsh II, Dotw rthsl anding 1t has once before up
peared in the columns of our paper. The man
who can write such poetry, should lead correct
course Of life, and enjoy those fortunes, which
do not commune with Sumner Lincoln Fair
field.
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HOLMES y M'CULLOCH.
TNHE Brewery, under the superntendane

IL of Holmes Il M'Culloch, is now in op-
Grafton, and will continue so during the fall,
winier and spring seasons. They keep con-
stanty on hand, very extensive supply Of Ale
and Table Beer, which will be sold on tho
most accommodating terms. Families will be
supplied at their doors, by leaving their orders
at the Brewery. Vest constantly on hand, TO
supply customers.
Qbj- Orders also received at No. 8 Market
street by Francis Payerrne, which will be
promptly attended to.
Dec 22 Sm
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Join HARTSHORN,

JOHN HARTSHORN,
GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, BosToN.
=" AS taken the Store Nos. FL and 23,
Al Liberty square Buildings, oppost tae
Commercial Coffee House, for the purpose Of
iransacing Commission Business, md tenders
his services TO his friends and the public, re-
spectfully soliciting consignments OF every de-
scrption "f merchandise.
Particular attention will be paid TO the sale
Of DOMESTIC GOODS, and the usual ad, sn--
ces made on consgnments Refer TO
GEORGE RATHBONE,
CHARLES HARTSHORN,
Providence.
Boston, October I6 episf
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TO CLARA.

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VI hpih green, lntli c~'iic uo 'i'is
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' tiirid Z" hong eilhciihs ihoucM,
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NEW GCOI s.,

Ar No. /, CANAL.sTREkT.
SMALLEY, has just received at his
% . Clothing Establishment, prime assort-
ment Of blue, black, olive, brown and mixed
Broadclo,hs and Cassimeres; Vestings, new
ane elegant patterns; few pieces drab Dnf.
6ls, Kerseys, Plaids, Camblets, Bookings, Go
&c.
On hand An extensive assortment ef fReady
Made Clothing, Of every description, made in
the best and most durable manner; and in the
latest style, which will be sold for cash, at
prices that cannot fail to suit customers.
October
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-28
From the Baltimore Gazette.

Commodore Laburde arrived with his squad
ron off Laguira on the 9th instant, and cor
respondence was opened with General paez,
the purpori Of which was not publicly known.
but presumed to have connection with The
emigration of some Of the old Spaniards, who
yes remained in Color.bia.
The appearance Of Labordes feet, although
only composed Of one ship of the line, one tit-
ty gun frieale. aud brig OF war, on the coast
of Colombia, produced considerable alarm, and
az Porto Ca5tIlo an embargo was Immediately
laid This trifling circumstance is a practical
commentary upon ,hc inpoicy of The Col"m-
bans in permitting the only arm Of defence
available on the ,eahoard, to be withrred-their
gallant little navy,-and shews that the expert
ence of thr old Re 2uhlics is 10 more instances
than one, lost upon the new.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-28
Public sale Of \.auN.

TNDER decree Of the County Court of Fairfax in
~ the suit Of Peter Wager complainant against John
Graef and Ann his wife (formerly Ann Brooke de.
Pendants, the subscriber will offer for sale public
auction at Cars rAvrnS in the.County of Fairfax,
on Tuesday, the Isl day Of pri nert all tina, part OF
the tract OF Land in the SAID county, commonly called
hETYREDlENT,
formerly tie property of Walter Brooke the elder de-
ceased, which on partition amnngJ his heirs
signed to the said Ann for her dividend containing
One Hundred and One Acres be the same more or S.
The sale viii he made between IL and o'clock.
Terms, cash. X. |. TAYI OR,
feb Zf--t1t CUm'r of Sale.
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COURT OF THE U. STATES
MosUAy, February IS, 1923.

MONDAY, ftOruary ~ 1878,
The Court met at Il o'clock.
PrsSeH,, al tie Court.
YIN mo''on OF Mr.. feters, AIherton and Da-
M Paul Brown, EsQrs. Of Pennsylvania, were
aG'', admitted Is attorneys and Councillors of
als Court
No. 50. Grecnlcafvs Boyd's Heirs and Nd
illustrations appeal from the Wa >hington
'ln'y Circuit Court. MIR Justice Washing>
81 oeii,'5'd The opinion Of the Court. Decree
INeeN Court reversed, aud Cause remanded
u h''hsr proceedings.
No, 60. Schinme'penniuok and others VS..
"'E' Hayard & Co.-rhe argument Of ibis
n ,, 81 VAS coHinned by Mr., Ogden, for The
ogg'FlAn's, and byMr. Webster, for the Plain
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-28

fire side, night and morning as well as during
Office hours, he is examining, with he most
particular Care, The numerous accnnn;s against
the Treasury. II is not h, lie,eG n lr ev +
was more vigil,nt Sc etarv. With he or
der and economy Introduced bv Mr. Crawfo, q,
In thar d. par ment, and the untir,ng opp ic ;
non OF M. Rush IL thr public disbursement S,
the credit of the country has rose ~ lis pres
sent elevated Situation. In all h. various pub
nc Offices flied by Mr.. Rnsh, the "evea tenor
o, MS way" has been at.nted with the hap
pest consequences. j. is not though, tina, he
has poli'ical or personal enemy in the Union.
| M contrast between him AID his competitor
is striking We know enough of he la ter 10
satisfy us hat the former is to b. prefer ed
by very dispas sionate vo,er, who viii be a, the
troubl- Of contrasting The gentlemen.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-28
From the Virginia Gazette.

In another part Of this paper the reader will
hnd an article respecting the Vice Presidency
favorable to Mr.. Rush. The elevation Of That
gentleman, we canpot but hope Tor In addl-
lion 10 what is said of him, we have The best
evidence tina, he is among the most faithful &
industrious public officers in the Unned States.
I, is known + al he is SO devoted to the duties
Of his Department tina, his health has been
much impaired, and still he relaxes not in the
discbar.e Gifts obligations. lie mixes not in
the social pleasure of the CITY. His mind is
constantly applied TO business. AT his own
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-28
~, dive N,,;on,i Journal Feb. q

lgUC the N1''3'bb 1NN''''A ~ ~
ln;hr srns,y, yesterday, rrsolu ions OF tht
,y...La.e Of Ohro were presented by Mr.
r,,oq, aer'alug thal toy the constitu ION,
Cg,,e,; ia, ,hr power to foster and protect
.,n.>.i ,nIu,,ry, M private petitions hav-
A, r,.,, rr ,,u.cd aud b It's read, the Scuare
-, rlc co4silc.a ion If Executive bust .
rs, =, ~,
+, The House Of Representa-, IS, Mr.. Gil
ngr mo,rJ tnt cou,ilr, alton Of his resolution,
I,i an the t.hlr on Monday. relative to tie
,.,.,,,,,og o! rhr number Of Cadets at West
P H.. ari lac iogse sgr"ed to take II up, but
jhy, snv C,e,,on was taken upon u, the hour
1,r-,,r,s, ! To- r, ; ,lntons ha,ing elapsed, the
4 ,rS>,na w, suspended. Mr.. Mall ry NOV
stl.e Rouse TO posi- oue the orders ct he day,
| IN order 10 resolve itself iu,o Comm ttce of the
rno,s ma the Tariff bill,lb The House refused
-,ycs 6j. nos 80. The House then to"k up
ii. hrImaking appropriations for l"rcrnal I'm
r,,.Drnrs Mr. IIayurs modified the amend
me-; in the clause for continuing the Cum-
, s,,ard road, which he had Offered on thu
! preceding dav, and subsequently, withdrew
H. The smeudmen, made in Committee Of
HE " ole, by which the blank was filled
III l7j0l0 doilars, q, ameaded by Mr.. a'-
/ J-wls hen agreed toby yoge, the yeas and
rls> scias AIKEN of l2s o5t. Mr.Draytnn mo-
yJ 10 ameud III clause appropril ting 10000
| ,9lr, 20 sur eys, BY adding restrictive pros
'Hlon limiting INC appropriation contract al
I,aly entered .n,u; ard as to such new SUR
'tls as are preparatory IN the construction OF
pos reads, or roads r,r military purposes Mr.,
Orytou, Mr.. M'Dufhc, Nj. p. p. Barbour
Mr. S,rgear,, MIR. Storrs, Mr.. Metcer, Mr.
Suaga Mr.. Garter se,rrally add essed
some observations 70 tie House on this propo,
Ndln hu, as soon as NJ. Carer had COM
msoccd, on motion &c Mr.. Wilde, the House
| adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-28

w EpOrra 7. hNsoN.

EsN FRilIY NMHT he 29M ,nsf. At the .ucton
"o"m an k'ng-s'reet, variety Of Dry Goods,
among which age,
Cloths N convenient patterns,
Cas,inets in great variety, mTslirs, &c.
Also, "en's shoes. various patterns
L"d'es' morocco and prIu-llr do
White chapel needles, hats, some books &c.
IN STOKE,
packages leaf tobacco
2 bales slad ,winc. SC.
The public are informed that having determined to
sell all such goods sent him, Ihu,sd.y Morn.
inSs ana FRIDAY Evenings, an auction MI, he regular
~ expected at those times Persons, therefore, who
wish to send gods for sale. Will please have them III
place the days previous.
feb %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-28

Lowe-Error 10 Ohio Circuit Court. Dis.
missed for want of jurisdiction, by eonsen, OF
Counsel
No 90. shimmelpenninck and another vs.
lie Roy Bayard & Co.-The argument OF this
cause was concluded by Mr.. Webster, for the
Plaintiffs.
No 81. Ross, Tent, vs.. Barland and others,
Lessee.-Th;s cause was argued BY Mr.. WIT
for the Plaintiff in Error, and by Mr. Coke for
the Defendant in Error.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-28
TUESDAY,, EEr IS, 1928.


-7 IoCr met at II O'Clock.
,r''sN all the Court
w US Bank Of Hamilton vs.. Lessee Of Dad
tE-E'rOr 70 Ohio Circuit Court. The Court
,'med the Counsel in this cause, that it
''''l be held under amusement unul the next
nv w. We 'ahdlty Of the land laws Of the State
o1'o being Involved in The cause. and de-
; va OF the Courts Of that state being e1pec-
\, % DC made on The subject.
=" - Bell vs., Wilkins and Others Err
kentucky Circuit, Court-Mr. Jss,ice
!! 'sh'eIed the opinion Of the Court.
SmFnt sfirmed with costs.
~ w. W Anderson's Lessee vs.. Clerke, and
as', trrorlo Ohio Circuit Court Mr.. { hief
,. Nc MARSHALL delivered the opinion Of the
Y" Judgment affirmed with COSTS.
'o', HamiltOns Lessee vs.. Hun, and