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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-20
RANK OF MICHIGAN, DETnoIT,

BANK OF MICHIGAN, DETROIT, July S, 1850.
We have used ink, prepared from Messrs. Maynard
Il Moyes Ink Po,odr, for several years past and are
quite satisfied with it 1t flows easily from the pen.
and has brHancy and permanency ofcolor which are
not commonly found in other ink.
G.. c. TRowBRIDGE, Cashier
Sold by the manufacturers, Boston, and by booksel-
es stationes hsrdS merchants and traders gene.
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apr 11-1aw6m
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For NeMt,
That commo iious three story
DWELLING HOUSE.,

That commo diOus three Story
E4A~ DWELLING HOUSE,
Es8 ssSK,t the corner of Cameron and Fairfax
AX&,a streets, late in the occupancy of Miss
Ashton al, boarding house The situation, WIN e
,,ard ,o health. Quiet Sc is very desirable.
aiso nr;ck Warehouse and Store at the intersec-
ton of Union and Cameron Streets formerly used by Mr
Maurice herbert This is an eligible stand for one en-
gagged in the Commission business or storage Posses
sion given Immediately, Enquire at this Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-20
70 Grocers and Merchants

TO GEOCeeS ana sNercNaNtS.
l wish to- Rent the
iSsse, DWELLING AND STORE HOUSE,
~ 80 and buildings attached to- them. at POMoN
49,. KEY WARE HOUSE, on Pononkey Creek
about fifteen niles below Alexandria. The buildings
have just been repaired, desirable lot o. GROUND
containing about Is or so acres ofuew land VIII be At
tached to them This of the best situations in the
country for Grocery Store, joined to asuPPy otPro
perry assorted Dry Goods. very profitable business
always has been done and still can be done there
A small Lumber Yard, &c might also be connected
with rrea, profit to the business, as the Inhabitants
for ten and fifteen miles around, at this time, purchase
all such articles within the District OF Columbia OF ha
tmore and receive them at heavy freight OF 20 cents
per 100 feet at the landing, proposed to be rented
To the merchant of small or large captai TINS situation
can he rendered very profitable and good tenant
win rent it upon the most moderate terms.
dec 9-2awtf WIN l.. bhENi.
pomopkey Charles Co. Md.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-20
Cabin ct, Chair, and Sofa Manufac-
tory.

Cabinet, Chalr, ana oOla MaHuldC-
tory.
JAMES GREEN Cabnetmakcr, -hasonhand,a and
d will constantly keep at his old stand on Royal.
St. Alexandra, e at the corner ofl0th st., Pennsyl
vania, Avenue Wsshington-a general assortment OF
the mo Questionable and durable Furniture, which he
will warrant equal, not superior in quality, TO any
ever offeredn the misunderstanding part, Of
Grecian, winged and plain wardrobes
Gothic, pedesta endand plain sideboards
Ditto, with eellarettsand marble slabs
Frenchand plain bureaus
Dressing do with mirrors
Ladies and Gentlemens' secretaricsand bookcases
Per,abes wth marble and mahogany tops
Perandcla law dining, brea kfastand card tables
Piai do do do do do
Lsdies work stand
Shaving and candle do
Wasfistand swift mar and mahoganytops
Grecan Sofas
Mahogany chairs
Music tools, bidetts cribs cradles
Portable writing decks&c
With genera lissortmentof bedsteads ofgichly
arved mahogany, maple and stained woods, all of
which will be soldaslow for cash they be pur-
chased ofthesameq quality atany other mandatory
n the Union ALSO,
8p,ssortment of and Bay of Honduras
Mahogany, partof which is suitable for hsndrails,
steam sawed curl and shaded veneers, copsl var.
nish of4superior quality, sackinS bottoms, cords &C.
TURNING AND CARVING,
Handsomely executed NAV
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-20
lJessrs. Novnard e Moves.
Posr OFfIrE, New YoRK CITY, !
March l9, 1897.
Messrs Mnunard e Mouss.

March l9, 1897. )
Mesrs Maynard q Noyes.
Gentemen In answer to your request respecting the
nk that has been used in this office, state with plea
sure that your writing ink is much approved OF, and
recommend as first rate article to every who
DESTROYS of using good black writng ink. am, gen.
tlemen, your most OBJ dent servant,
TaEoponUs BAILEY, Postmaster.
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For Rent,
&ntice.

y UtlCV.
UFJOIIN WRIGHT, who was from the County OF
4 Fairfax, Lou,loun, Prince William, or Fauquer, and
served in the campaign under General Braddock, in
the 1755 be living he his legal representatives
by addressing letter to WIN. II. Patterson, fsq
Lexington, Kentucky, will hear OF something to their
advantage. dec Zo-eooih
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PATRIOTIC BANK, WAsuISaroN CITY,
April 10, 1924.
5lessrs. Maynard y

WeSsrS. Maynard = NOYes.
gentlemen: For the last year l have been using
your black ink; have been much pleased with it, and
have no hesitation in recommending it to all who are
DESTROYS of giving permaneney to their writing
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-20
70 Rent,

That ELIGIBLE STAND for bust
fSrsls ness at the corner of King and Pitt Streets
a. :! now occupied by Thomas Jacobs Posses
III sion given on the 18th of April Apply to
mar 26 S. n. x s n. JANNEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-20
Coffee.

n,Cs r;n. ,,reen Porto Rico coffee, lshuiIS
= = from schooner Decatur, Powell, for sale by
~ hon ''"'''~ LINDSAY, I'LL co.
f1r
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-20
Eorty Acres.

rkN ifnuye lSlATre 1lu
aud pazza below, with closets, kitchen ana iaun
Iry ali under one roof; three rooms and passage up
Ira the whole establishments in good order there
: stable and carriage house-fhe gardens very pro
J,ctive is paledn aud the whole tractweimciosed'
r9ere is sut:iciency of 6re;wood' aud the wa'erS
upcommonly fine.
IwiU also Sell Fire Tracts Of Land,
o., be county of Hampshire, containing l7S4 acres
one containing 2I9 adjoining the lands formerly Geo.
s;;Ipin,s. Christian stephens and Flakes One con
aiming 7s acres, adjoining Monroe's, Staiords and
,:i;n,ons surveys One containing 500 acres adJo'n-
M Jno Houses old survey, and the lands OF Brown.
wsst scutehield and others and one tract contain
Is acres, adjoining the lands of Monroe, scutch-
6sId. Gilpin and others. These andsare sNtimoer-
cd and lie neh the river.
Also, 90, 900 Acres,
an the Gaulcy river, in the county of Henhswa' nea
the Randolph line. e.,uo,;no
Persons disposed to purchase any of the Hampshire
,ps will cali on James Mason Attorney at Law " m
hester. Va or Augustine J. Smith, Attorney at Law
Cisrkesburrh, Va Those disposed TO purchase the
o,kerlauds will call on me Al "nnston' ra'sA 'ou'v
Va. or write to me at Occoquan aills, Va
Va =" GEO. MASON.
Gunston. Fairfax Co. Va. June27'
;une 2o-2awtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-20
Cash in Market.

WE wish to purchase ONE HUNDRED IND
w FIFTY LIKELY NEGROES, Of both sexes,
from IL to Is years of age-feld hands. Also, me.
chanics of every description.
Persons wishingto sell would do we'll to give us
acall, are determined to give higher prices for
slaves than any purchaser WHO'S nov or may be here
after in this market
Any communicate in writing will bepromptly al.
tended to. We can at all times be found at our resi-
dence, west end of Duke street, Alexandria, D. c.
jan Is FRANKLIN & ARMFIELD:
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Mousse and store to Nent.
THE STORE
sS al the corner OF King and Henry sreetS , ,Ie
4s,;,ly occupied by Mr. John west ~i,n !n t I've
- dwelling house attached. The rent wiil DC
very reasonable to good enanti possession VIII DC
given Immediately -.
ian4 SAMi' w. i'>h,'''oH - -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-20
Seneca Falls Tract Mount Eagle
FOR SALE.
Will. sslthis valuable tract ofand, called Seneca
z Falls Tract, containing
rNO Acccs

,:.;,,,.,sJ IN the Potomac river about four miles
. ho,s IN. Creat Falls The Chesapeake and OHIO Ca
nal is on the opposite side of the river distant hai
on;isI, ia bounded on one side by the Potonac-the
other three sides are straight lines, and lies IN SS
I md mill srat with about IS feet fall on an
,,nf.'ing stream. This land is well 1'mbered. Inc
Other improvements are few tenants houses Sc;I
This land was formerly the property OF Mr, Dsaiel
,Ssn', Who owned about ten thousand acres IN the
NcCMyss n,Joun adjoining, and who always consi-
"i,h;s land as the best of all his estates.
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MAYNARD & MOVES
Ink Powder u AiQuiA INK


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4 American public with Ink Ponder and Ink, which
should satisfy those who apply to the most import
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show:
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Boston. June IS, 1850. )
Messrs. Maynard u Noyes.
Gentlemen: Having used your ink about screen gears,
have the pleasure to inform you that it fully answers
my expectations and from the appearance Of the re-
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any have ever used. II flows well, and gives beau
tiful permanent black. Yours respectfully
Henry ALkINE
CHESHIRE BANK, KEENE, n III. .
January l, 1881.
Wessrs. Maynard e NogeS.
Gentlemen: Yours of Dec 81 was duly received: in
reply to which briefly state that have used the ink
powder manufactured by you, and no other for more
than ten years last past think makes the Oest INK
ever used, and while the quality remains pure,
shall not think of looking for any other kind Yours
respectfully, N. DANA Cashier.
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MOUNT EAGLE

ae-es Is situated near Alexandria, CON
& msnds delightful view OF the Potomac RI
% - er, the City of Washington, Aiexandr.a' AL
- the MARYLAND shOre-lt contains about
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-20

,u,E subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
L the public, that he has removed his establishment
next door the Franklin House Hotel few doors
below his old stand where he continues to carry on the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-20

nm the premises at the public auctions on Tie second
- Wednesday, the 8th Of June nert. my
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-24

Nj. Riy,s OF Campbell Submitted ia" io'lp"-
ing re'oIniinn
Ee,ofrfR. Iuat the COMMITTEES OF Roads and
| teraai Navigation ~. inst ucted 10 bring IN "a
luII to prohibit the Commi,sloners TO open
hooks ior any road or n"NigatIi company Or
th f'i-siieni aud Diecinrs oil any s1ch cnn.
many from receiving any subscription 1t ,h he
Government of III United otae..
Nh Williams oil II. u,sv.j 10 lay the resola>
tion an tha table hut Withdrew his notion al
the suggestion oi Air. Rlves.
NJ. Campbrlt of Brooke, r'newrd the mo
too, anI made some rrInatNs IN opposition 10
The pilEriple OF the reso'ui on, winch bong DE-
clared onl of order. h "iiadres Tue motion, 10
give seope 10 debate.
Nj. Lewis renewed the motion, on the
ground TINT The House being no" thin, III con-
s,dera,fon OF this subject onghttp he delay
ed, as ho wished II 10 be made il test question.
In. motion was then ag reed Ia, % 10 40.
Nh. Leiph from the Commit. OF Courts OF
Justice report d the tIli mote efectually To
pTuvide Tor the holding vi the remaining spiIng
terms oil the Superior Couitt with amcnJm Ms
which were adopted, aud the bIIl orde'ed 10 be
eugrossed.
Ths following engrosspd bills WIRE read n Sd
tune aud paSsvd l TO pIOvIde Tor the con
siruci,on al a SCI iioa ofthe roai along the
James River Caual, in li"u OF subscribing TWO
Gtths-2, TO provide more eHtGthaly Tor Tue
holding oi ihr remaining -pr'ng sessions ot the
existing Superior Courts Of Law, To provide
Tor the con,tructon Of Turnpike road from
the town oil Gdyaudoite 10 Intersect with TIT
kanasha turnpike.
On motion Vi Nj. Garland Of Nelson, the bill
providing the means Of hscertaInlng The hes
plan for uniting the Eastern aud Western
waters, Was read a second lime and commit
led.
MAYO'S BRIDGE.
On motion OF Mr.. Eppes, tue .ngrossed bill
regulating the lollS tor passing Mayo's and
Trent's briJgrs, Was lnken up aud Ieah a Bird
time
Mr.. Mcmahon moved that the vote on the
rngrossment OF lhe ball be re-cnnslfered, IN Or
der iGafi. might be committed 10 the COMMITTEE
IS ,th ord 10 10 bring Ia d bill it'll the tolls IN
thank
The question on the re- consideration oil The
vote, wns decided IN the Affirmative.
MIR. BrodunI suggested the commitment oil
the bil to thu Committee On Propositions aud
Grievances, which was objected 10 W Nh. Bnl-
foot aud N,thdrawn.
some further consers ntion to place, and
several motions were made.
NJ. burioot gave notice that there was an
augtossed hill GA the table, Tor the lucorpoia-
ton oil a Company 10 erect n bridge across tne
James River, tho tolls OF which were III blank
aud thai IN IA day or Iwo, he wouli call II ny
and move 10 I'll the banks " 18th rates at least %
per cent lower than those Ia The bill now undo
consideration.
On motion OF Mr.. Witcher, tie bill was laid
on the table.
GA motion Of Mr.. Lewis, the House al ouI
ned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-24
DO42agG3.

From The Richmond EnYairer, March 10.
HENRICO SUPERIOR COURT OF LAW.
Yesterday, Judge MAJ oil Pete, sLuig oPened
the Criminui CoarI, i" lieu ot Judge Brocken-
brough. oy virtue ot an arrangement made
wan him under tue law recently passed for
thai purpo.r.-Tha Grand Jlry were s"oru,
aud the Witnesses called III the case vi J. ".
MarsLall.-Mr. James Lyons, The Attorney Of
The Commonwealth, thea stated the unpleasant
ai,uaiion IN which he stood, in consequence u;
having been u witness in the cast, and asked
the assistance Of the court i'll oh,aIning o her
couas,l to conduct the prosecutions. II" d. cia,-
ed, If lhere were 40 other alternative lett ilin,
he would resign The onite.-l The Question lays
over MI ibis Ino,nlhg Tor considt r,tion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-24
TuuRsDAY, March II.

The bill concerning the tenure Of Clerks
returned from the SenaIe with amendments
was reported b. Mr., Williams of Shenandoah,
from tue COMMITTEES of General Laws, aud tue
Senate's amendment, agreed 70.
Mr.. Knox callrd up the bill concerning Clerks
fees, on its second reading.
NaIious amendments we're offered aud dis
cussed by Messrs. Gllmer, PuindextrI, Brod-
max, Leigh, Wrtcl't,, Williams Of Shenandoah,
Semple aud ClaiboInr.
When tue bill had been gone through.
Mr.. MooTeofersd a substitute TO the whole bill
MIR. Moore declared himself ignorant OF VIVA
the effect Of the bill winch he proposed 10 sui,sli
,ute would have upon the wealth.
whether It would place Clerks fees too high, or
reduce them too low. He was told by the
member from small counties, that il would DE-.
prive their counties OF III" courts 10 which They
were entitled. Advantages might result 10 his
part Of the country, but he was rot willing TO
secure those advantages al so serious an eN.
peuse TO others. He therefore Proposed 90
substitute the bill by a reqnis'tion upon all thc
Clerks IN the Commonwealth, 10 furnish the
General ASS mUly Vita the amount of thu ir
fees, in order that lhey .nlght DO increased
here their compensation was 100 small, aud
reduced where too nigh.
Before . q .estInn was put. Mr.. Moore with
drew his substitute for the present. ia order TO
make way for an amendment offered by Mr..
Miller oil 4 ,%teIo1rt, TO the effect Of making
Clerks liable to the party OF whom he exacts
illegal fees, in three times the amount
extorted, TO he recovered In action on the cas-,
MIR Eppes proposed a motion before the
cour, on ten days notice, rs TO the mode VI re-
covery, instead oil an action on the Can
which proposition was accepted by the mover
Other amendments were offered aud dis
cussed by Messrs. Gholsop, Watts, and Miller
OF Bot %LsR lhs details velns Herlve'ed,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-24

rrsa,nre. e, girsisia. 1ehn pissise. un b..
all booa g,rss isfh JssJrrs, ISIS, pQSinR
a., ,essao. ,l,r.f n .f fosth, inat iA lum d
xs9tsi. cen,,, stiei, they have bsea eoa'
De Id 10 cav under a demea, recovered =
.sia.t taeu ia ths General Court ga behalf 81
he Con44ons eaitI. may be teisnd'J,l l. isa'
.Dnaal
s,s,r - h.ie took ria~e on questioos Of ~
der. tsa44led on snegrsu1n OF is'. Witehef#
tust he n.sl,on coulI hot he considered uoj"i
/ Inc fie,i Ton Of ih. lsrnfy third rule ni the
| iion.f. 4 having Deen ,'JecieJ at The las, se.
sioo. e,
In l.. debate. Mp,rs. Leigh. Mason OF Fred
e,iek t,boi.,u. Keller, Nilisms oil Shenando'
all. .nI Moore took pat.
Sir Mason ih,n mad y motion 10 re-conmi
the hill, winch wal rJeotrh.
~, Waeb-, moved ib" i~nds6nite postpone
meni Of the R'poit, on y Licii question the aye
AID uo.s were ordered.
NJ. Garland OF Nelson said, h. voted IA IA
vor of the pttllion last year he nov should
,ot. for II. postpoura,eni, bersnse he believe
i, va. noi stnctoned by the rule oil the House.
Mr.sr.. Moo,o aud 1.rnli also male n Ia"
remark.
The o4rsfion wns thrn taken an1 dtciifd IN
the ani NATIVE 10y the IL lowing soie-Ayes %
noes ..
Am.s.ags was received from the Senate
Informing ibaI they had passed the bill n"th9fi
nag The Board NJ Pnbi,c NO ks 20 subicripe 10
the stock ofthe Middle Turnpike Company
Also that they have passed the bill Hnthoiizins
4 9 Bo4rd OIL Public Works 10 subscribe ON be-
haii Of Tho Cummnnwealth u the stock ofthf
= t%~r.burg RAl.-iiJld Company, with nn q
mrudn-ur.
lie II lowing Is tie amendment to the bill
toposrf by thu Senate.
l.t section. q & lne. after The VOID " Inn
proyemeut' lt.eIt :" 7 oUiiGd, That the sud
ret,,slnrs Rad Boaa 4 mpaay, shall IA e'ne-
sal msritng VI lire Stockholders, consent 10 th'
|iull1wil. amfnInrnl L, heir Charter, 10 have
me tam, el-cI IA al respects as II The same
had consii nIed = parl of the NJ, passed ION oil
tcbm4rg. 1880, incorporating tar Petersburg
XII 10 q Cpnpsns shall not bu construed rs
20 suih use he 'aid Company IN receive any
subscII. tlon 10 IN r tt'Ck on the part oiihe
G ,yrIam nj Of the Unitei D ales. Aud slioald
III. sad Company receive o. permit an snth
subscriptIop, al tn rgtt. aud privileges sfan-
ret tleni, shall IA reupon cease mi determine
md
On lnot.Ju OF Nh. McCue, the House adJour.
nod
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-24
From he National MteHigencer, .uarch 10.
GEORGIA AND IRE CHEROKEES.

The Supreme Court Uf the United States
terminated its annual session yesterday.
Among the decisions pronounced previous
TO The adjournment, vas one upon the applicH-
ton, OF. the paIt OF The Cherokee uaiIon, Tor an
injunction to stay certain proceedings OF the
State OF Georgia. The decision OF the Court
was an uuequivocal deaial OF the Injunction.
III opi"Ion of the Court WAS read by Cliei
Justice Marshall, aud is therefore to be presum-
Ell 10 be from has luminous miDd and pea. We
have not been able TO obtain il Tor pub,ica-
catior, anxiously as we de.lred TO do So. We
heard It read, however, and shall venture so
'aEto report the grounds of it, as to slate, that
The eohit dlscla ms jurisdiction Of the case,
on the GROUND that Ia. Cherokee Nation is not
d Joretga nation, in The sense Of the Consitu-
tIo1. These Indian nAt,oas, il il the opiniun
OF a majority OF The Court. are not Snvereigns,
independent of the Sovereignty ofthe United
States, but Domestic ependaut Nations, ia a
slate ut " puPilage" TO the United States, or
!" a relation co responding 10 that " b Oh wards
have 10 their guardians. The Supreme Court,
therefore, cannot lake cognizsnce vi cases t.
whieh II IS sought TO make Ihen parties as Ma
non wan Iespect To he lights Of The Cher
okers, however, as mjlvIddals, 10 the lauds
guaranteed 10 them, IT was pretty distinctly in
"tnaseo III 'he Op,hIUn oi tue Court, that there
Vs. mode oy which they may be brought
oc.o'e tle Supreme Court tor Il publication.
Inc opinIon went on TO say, hat, # the oh
Jec'ion TO entertaining jurisdiction Ii, this cas-.
were moi fatal 10 The application, there were
o'ner grounds on which All application Tor the
interference Of this Courl in the case wau,n
encounter grave ohjsctions. IL Jurisdiction
vas exercised Ia the case, 1t must DO on The
e'ou'a 'ha' the Cherokee5 are a foreign m
'fou' anu the relations between foreign Pow
- onu o'a'es are placed in the charge of a
o'Hefens branch Of the Government. For mi,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-24

Gins - gen seslor viii a pfdsi~ fsfa,f'hs
the couums nee meni Of nc fssi ,~es'waftiy VI
STA nniun1 within five years from The pass &c
ofthe ac., -nd doisi, Il within seven thereafter
aud n farmer p%rosisn. saving TO the State the
privilege OF making the hole or any part 1.-THE
rurd.
Vii. summers spppop'd II with much forc",
repfobalirg the irincrrIr upoa which the Senate
had stricken ont hp 29'h Seciion-hameiy that
the rad roa, otaun3ou might Interfere with
the interests aud ,"s'ed risbfs OF The Jtm"s
River Company. Tue justice aud the exp
dlen.y Of ihi. principle were conhstied by Mr..
summers, aud the ati~mpt to controul the peo-
pie of the West IN lheiT choice of markets, H.
digaantiy denounced.
Nj. Garland OF Nei.on. moved 10 lay tha bill
for ihs present On The table, which g,s- ii.e to
some discussion among Aessrs. Garland.
lie ~Is and Gilmef-"hen the .not,On was Cal
RED.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-24

AenH 10 Drdffnse n Hfhisfaie .u,5 Co.,.
wotli oe 10 assume n poiu iosi powet IA, ?
ded 10 he vested IN il. If il we're true mel
ened, ih.t tie cleIpkee Nation is ana
hY thr State 81 Coed 10, &c. &c. IL beIon..3 ~
:" This Court f'Ilr orinion sonelud I'd 1t MT
eiher tribunal. to asseIt thfir rig hts uaa r.q ~
lhf Ir wrongs. VIZ"
Mr. Justice Baldwin delivered a very
separate opinior, agreeing enj MY "'s
e"nciusion 10 which the majority NJ .-
Cpuri had arrived. hot not concuTu nj, !, "-
SIe"s taken la me Opiulon which had -
read. Der
Mr.. Justice johnson also delivered a sf,
opin1on on the question. '"''
Our O1H opIbi1u on the subject i, of H.,
consequence ; bot he reasoning Of IN. C'"'
upon the Constitutional progisun. hear"
Oh tue case appeared TO US 10 De conclu.Iss, W
Cing meetings IN PhiIadelphia.-W. Ia.
from TIE t'ennsy lsania inquirer, iha, SCI
mes'n..;S OF the most prominent friends AZ A.
CLAY nave recentiy bpen held in Phaaaett
prrpafa Ory To a general tow meeting ubrr"'
" here measure. will be adopted TO hring ~.
the pubic. morr eiiclently lhal gentleman w. ''
candidate for The next Presideuu, M
attend their elliott, aud may the good e.a'
contBue 10 prospect.
Ntw Hampshire Election The re,oI, I'M
election IS sIinilar 10 that oi last year, az l. ~
posed 10y the Eastern papers. Inc nu,nh..f
y"irs gwen was lrss, aud tue Jsrk.on mai
'ty Is less ia proportion, beiag tom ,h,o.
lodr thousand. fha particulars rhich mo.
come Ia hand will lie publ, he'd to.mo,,n.'
OillcI"l patronage had b en- Hugely luybb.J .,
he purity oi elections IN that State h,
the administration have not gained du,,,. ~" '
l.f 49,. IaeA hAkn IA.
maud. iieIe,as else"trre, their course /. a,,"
htli. lN. Y. Com. .Adperii,e,
Turkish MisSi0n.-Ne understand 6.-
Washington thai u. "A. Ervinp, appo,,le r..
he fresIdeni aud SENATE Charge t. Cons,,n''
tInople has resigned, aud that the Presid.n, h.,
appol'tad provisional y, Con.modure Porn, :,
"'' p'A' IN. /. Enquirer.
MIR. burgess, of Rhode Island, has been ;,,;
ted 10 psriake OF u Public dluuer IN No.,
York, by The Il lends ot tue American ,,s,.m
VINO also Initndrd to honnr MI. WtBrtrXu,,
4 similar compliment. The speeches OF both
these gentlemen will be looked Tor with den
ioe,st
Minister from England. The New Y,.k
Commercial states that Sir James Mscn,o.t
will p~IobsbIe succeed Mr.. Vaughan as Minister
from treat Bntaln 10 ttls COUNTY. Tue ms
sIoi oil this Distinguished mau viii De most PA
Il ying on many accounts aud Especially to
the intelligent cifizens OF Amerlca, Whose cur
osIy VII br grained hy an intercourse win
one whose Writings have long COMMANDED
tErf respect anu admiration, aud whUse
pubic career III various uiiises a. in The Hruys
oi Com.nOns nhs UevN upright aud emnruiy
useful