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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-28
Office Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Cana.
COHpnny,
WAsHINGToN, January 9, 1852.

WAsHrNGToN, January 9, 1852.
ID tOp0ShLS viii received at this Office fol.
Il lows.
Isl For the construction Of Dam across the Poto
mac River near g. Harpers Ferry" and for the
sructon of Stone iqueduct ACROSS Catoctin Creek,
until the 3lst day of January instant
Ind For the excavation, embankment, and wallng
of twelve miles Of Canal, extending from the S4h
ton of the Canal near tn the Point Of Rocks" To
Harpers Ferry, in sections of about half mile EACH
and for the of four Stone Lift Locks and
one Guard Lock, and several Culvers the por
linn Of Canal until the I7h day Of February next.
81 For the excavation embankment, and wailing of
forty miles Of Canal, extending from Harper's Ferry
yamsport, and for the Construction Of tie necessary
Locks, Aqueducts Culvers, and Dams, until the 3Oth
day Of March next
The plan and specification Of the Dam ard Aqeduct
will be exhibited af the 18th instant. and the con-
tracts will he declared at the Canal fce in this CITY,
on the lst day Of February next
The plan AID specification of the other work below
IIsrpers Fefry, will be exhibited u, The Canal cice
after the 28,h instant and the will BE- declared
t Iarper's Fer, the Sd d,y If February next.
The pan aud specification OF the work between
IIaIpsI's Ferry and wslmpor, will be exhibited at
thu Canal off ce after the l0h day of March next and
the contracts will be declared ct Shcpherds,own, in
virginia, on The 9TH day ofApr following.
Blank forms of proposals will be furnished, on app.
cation to this Office. JOHN 2. INGLE,
Clerk ofthe Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Co.
len Eeh
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-28
Tf1ce y 'Ore
MICHAEL MCCARTHY

- EGS leave to m."rIr H., ruhlc, AMI especially
- his former customers, that he viii carry on the
business, formerly, his late stand, agent for his
brother, Cailan McCarty he hopes that former
fortunes will not from frmrr fayurs, only by
Commission he expects to live and sstisf AL Just de.
NAMES against him. at least for time. After hch
he will present himself to the puolc in a way CRAFTY.
ing to him, elf, and hopes h,, will he gratifying The
lie has on hand the usual assortment found at his
stand, and any orders will be promptl, flied and Gus
tom gratefully requested
MICHAEL MCCARTHY,
jan 7-3t Agent
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-28
COMMUNICATED

We perceive that Mr.. Frimbley is to co,
mence his exhibition in this City this eyeu,n,
This gentleman, whose performance consi.,, !,
a display of his own person in the attitudes Of =
most beautiful Of the a"cien, a"d modern stain,
has been eminemliy successful in New York -
Philadelphia. where be acquired the tile If :, '
LIVING STATUE In Baltimore. at the SIu..n.
where his performances were exhibited, TO >.
derstand That the rooms were continually crou,
ed by all who had any claims to taste, ,ra,r,,
or fashion.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-28

The whole arran, IN NJ iota.. aheenne cied with n,
Theatrical productions, and patronage BY the M "a,
tidious ofaii countries-b, whom they have been vii
messed vi h the mos, distinguished ms-ks Of spprcp,
ton AMI delight.
Mr.. Ffinb'e, TO appear on his Statue Table exactly
at eight O'Clock, as the Roman Student.
Abundance so cents
Doors open at quarter past precisely,
Fires will nc constantly kept IN the room, and ey,r
attention paid to the convenienc nee and comfort of Ii.
visitors
Is 10 consequence Of the numerous engagement
Ot MIR. frimpie,, he respectfully announces thai Ri,
present sta, can be but short, and for connu
ance # that support which has hitherto attended BIZ
eXertops in The United States
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-28
Fair

vSNIE Young Ladies of Mr. Joness Seminary will Of
fer for sale variety of Fancy Articles for the be
neft of the Orphan Asylum Of Alexandria, Mond,y
next, if favorable if not the fair day. The door
will be opened at 10 o'clock, \ " and will continue
until o'clock, p and from O'Clock until 9 p
NJ We earnestly appeal to the public. who with 'o
patronze ulabe undertaking. requesting them
no to treat feeble attempt with indifference, but
encourage us to make greater 'enevolrnt exertons.
Grown persons '23 cents; children half price
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\ tice

Office ofthe Aieraadria anal Company,2
96 January 1882.
NOTICE IS hereby given to The toe khoiders in this
~ com AM, hat IN instalment &C two dollars Del
hare is reqI red he paid before the first day
of MARCH,; nd further instalment of two dollars per
share, before the first day of April, next.
By order of the Board.
JOHN II. CREASE,
ian " DIST seotf Clerk
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-28

Published. daily, for the Town, and thrice week for
IN, Country. on Fairfax street, between King and
Primo, streets, nearly opposite he Post 0ice. Daily
paper &c. Country paper IS pr annam. All Su'e''
tiseIne hts appear in both papers
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-28
MECHANICS HALL SATURDAY. Er.,dns
January %, 1882.
VIZ trimbIey
the celebrated Original lifting yTg7y,p
FOR A FEW NIGTS ONLY.
Will represent his new C4s,icaI Scene. b. Arm.
title OF e '%
THE LIVING TATrr
In Nineteen Splendid .4iii,ude,


Arranged to verse AMI appropriate music r,,,.,,
for this entertainment Mr.. Frimble, being n s
person that d1p'a, ed them in this m,nn', NV
costume The arrangement, is made in ord,r IN %
We, to classical taste Of Artists and Students n ~
Fine Arts, in effective msnner, series of the h.
tfu Compositions of Ancient Sculpture, the 6de !,
viii iii vii! BE- recognized b, every Art,t and Cn,a.
seur, they are studied from Print, and :,
the yer, best authorities. The following is the o,i,
ofthe Poria'urcs:
Hercules struggling wiihthc Nemean Lion !, Il,
six well known attitudes.
z Cincinnstus, the itomsn General, fssten;n, l..
sanisls. ~
& hercules throwing Iy smachus into the sea f,-
Canova's celebrated group
} lac slave RemUuleJr, Che Grinder shannon
his knife while uveri!earng tie cunspirators
10 Three Of the beautiful positions of the Flebr,,
Gladiator
~ The African alarmed at the hundcr.
Is. hecIur calling on tie Irojans
IA Ajax deH ing the Lightning
is Rnmnlus, from Ds,id's picture of the Sabine,
10 Renus's Defence, from the same.
II. This representation viii conclude with thee n
the celebrated positions of The
DYING GLADIAIOR.!
After which Mr. Fr'mbl, !cver r. much admired
ECCENTRICITIES,
Being short sketch Of ms own ilf.; ose,her with OF
Sna' Anecdotes. iaes, songs, SC. &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-28
" iaes, brandy, &c.

= HALF Pipes Claret wine
- IS dozen bottles do do
French Brandy, and 9th proof
2bsrrels rose water
demijohn oil Of yi,riol
do aquafortis
10 barrels distilled beer, and pure cider vneg',
also, small Quantity Of log wood, fustic; and DUE
vitriol. For sale by
jan q GEO. WHITE.
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Notice.
Notice,

SNVVICC,
E.iECommissioned off .ers Of the 1t Regiment ~
Brigade d C are rquested to meet at BROOKE
Lodge on Monday evening, at o'clock, for The pu'
pose OF making arrangements to celebrate the Cen'e"
mai Annversary Of our beloved Washington.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-13


Further extracts viii be found in our columns to
day. from London papers received Yesterday by the
Pacific aud Samuel Robertson, among them one re
a,ug 10 the ;rHl aud onycton fthe muderers If
the Italian boy, WHO il aaS already been stated in
thsp1per w. Bo2ard, rs the expression coined
rths Htw crmc is-thal - Killed to be sold 10 the
Surgeons iurd5scctjon.
OUrhs ensuing Nariay 5th December, Bishop
and Williams wero exe,ul d amidst the yeIls ofdc-
lghtot an immense eoatoprse Of Spectators. As
au.a Is i've gulnsos Wa PAID lul single place ct
a window to see DIS wrat.hes die.
May was r,pr.rycd and as an accessory after the
.trl VS. obc transported torIl The following
t,t1ment respecting Inn at the moment oircprieyc.
is niklng
" hon the respite was received for May, the
Rev DIR. Cotton Immediately went to tho cell. and
commenced reading ovcrto HIM all the letters and
applications tht Undetermined ON his behalf to the
N'erlt1ry Sttc. May sand that he Was aware
Natlt WIS all ONO use, and that he haJmade up
ms mlndto die. Ih kcv Gentleman thrn anuoun-
c,dthg r0prleyo 10 Ism Immediately May raised
his hands oger his head, and stood ion moment IN
Int position; he then ell down upon his back
The pQisatlon ut as heart and wrist entirely ceased
for hut an hour and II was thought that he was
d nd. A medical gent, man WaS Immediately sent
lor and alarrcslopdiscsh had been applied, II about
Our he rrcuyerda
Bishop and Williams both confessed to the mu.-
der Of tn boy; who WIS, however, they insisted,
an English and not an Italian boy. They also con-
fs5sd l. Ire murder Of another boy and woman, all
for tn. same uFposc--to be sold for dissection.
thor mode Of proceeding To nycjgla the person
10 then house-produec deep sleep by rum iueged
With laetaluln, and then plunge THE unconscious
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-13
DOMESTIC NEWS.

Ffo't Hc Rd1HRorc Imc, .fuu. I.a.~
LtrEfr FROM LtntNrA-Gy the schooner Orion
llatro, arrived here yesterday IN IS days fou
Measurable, ne havo received the Liberia Uer,ir
OF me I'D December We copy from il thc ,u!!eAcl
paragraph -
Mo.HovIA, Dec. -.
ARRIVAL or EmIGnANrs--ln our last weshad
ue pleasure OF announcing the safe arrival Of the
Criterion, and ills cur privilege this month 10 no
ice the arrival ofthe schooner ORION of Baltimore
WIN thrty tour en- grants sent ont al the cnpensc
81 the Maryland state Cuenzation Soelc-
" and tn homer Margaret Mercer purchased.
ana ht'ed but with suitable cargo, at the expense
oil the pennsylvania State Colonization Society
Tor the use Of the Colonial Agency. The Narga-
ret Mercer also brings out nine emerants from
hiadtlpma, as many as she could well aceommo-
date she Is hne vessel rejecting heh credit
upon Inc unr1nc bounty of her noble spirit i
donors. nhe Will remain on the coast. and will
supply fireplace of the Mesurado, and be eminent
y Serylceahie IN lesScnng the expense of the
Agency. From late occurrences at die Sonth which
we depiore as much as any man possibly can.
We are lea TO conclude, that new impulse
WIN be gwen " the noble scheme of Colonization
The President has nominated, to the Senate, as
harge d Aitalres at the Court of KIM Leopold OF,
5elglum, II ) Lcgare Esq, at present Attorney
General Of South Carolina.
The Cooperation ofthe City of Now York has
selected Morgan Lewis, ESQ TO deliver the Grafton
on the Centennial celebration Of Washington's birth
day. Wv"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-13
FOREIGN NEWS.
Lar,Aey Extracts from he last !
TURKEY.

G]artAey Extracts from he last f1yelsn Papp&
TURKEY.
Accounts have been received from the Red Sea
to the l2h of July. The country abou, there had
suffered greatly from sickness, scuryy, fever, an
cholera morbus The latter wasp particularly dread
81 as the stronges, and haathest mon were carried
off in II hours At Mecca, and in the uadeo coau.
try Is 900 souls We're carried OF IN ono month
The violent rains hnl produced great damage IN A
rabiI Half Of Suez has been washed away
The locusts covered the water tu, miles and miles
PROGRESS OF THE CHOLERA
The disease s on the decline at Sunderland. and
will probably wholly disappear IN Il few weeks
From the 2lst to the 9th December, the number Of
new cases was l6, number Of deaths In the period
&, remained only mot patient in The hospital
at the date oftho last alsle.s. Total number of
deaths, since the commencement, 1876
NEWCASTLE
AtNewcastle, the mdady wears more threaten
ing aspect
Duly Reports issued by the Board Of Health New
cnstle upon INne.
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SPLENDID SCsfNMF'.
AU5I ptilts-0, 9b3 HI1nkB.
MODE or DRAWING

le he drawn on n. HIGH ard LOW system -
The o5oo prraeS OF 81 t. he determined IN hi.
"a'.- Should the Capital P',es OF S4NA0 h
nra"n hN any number under 6,660, then ~ to-,
ltkpts fom NJ. J. 10 & 800. IT, elusive ulI be mr..
Hf' 81 81 'aeh.-But shonld the Capital r IL h.
Hrawn ny any fckrt yer $3.50, zen all a..
tickets ovet6 o vii be en- i'led t. Prize IT 81
Zach The holder Of TWO Titkeis ~ this Lottery
81 High aud Low Nnmbtv. must draw NE. ard
mHN Draw THRkE PrZps. All Tie Prize abnyr
'he dem m'"at'"n Of 81 will be- pa, IN pne WI e,
aho III the Ndmbtrs in ano,t mud the whole
to lie dravn 10 Il irw hours
Ticket 20 Halves ] 60 Q,s - cts.
FOL safe al WARDS OFFICE
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Ga17cs'0B C0u57o

Lear YG1R-The following is extracted from
IN old volume printed in 1905, entitled Courtship,
Love and Matr.mony -
"AIbstit is now become a partc oftha common
Lave in regard to the social relations OF life that rs
ota us every b,sseAtle year dothe return, the La
lyeo have tin sole privilege during ia time it con-
ttnucth Of making love ,Utothe men, Whicbtbtynay
doe cth,rby words or LOOKS, as unto ths,l sce1ntth
propnr-ond moreover, In man lie entitled 10 the
benefits Of { u4y who do,he rgilsa to accept the
offers Of ladye or who dotha in any %ise trcathor
proposals wifhe slight on ruummeiy.f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-13

ToaI cases, 2i0-NctovOred lOI--ptd, -
Npeaslle upon 7hHe, Dsl 2T-TAe yirulence
AMI fury with which tic chols :. proceeds al Gates
head render the cases NJ Newcastle and Sunderland
comparatively unimportant Dr. Gibson says no
thing has occurred like il on tho continent OF Eu
ppe, This however is merely the hlsly ca2rcsslon
called forth 10y the unusual severity ofthe dscusc IN
this ueighborheod The following u the official
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-13

- 10y ~ ~ n.lst obs-'s -, .6.2"fo'.ss.s j
I'm, hgee, CT, p.4ss,d oil
Tie Datc- N Wellington rnslns senogsiy IN
disposed II Aps!ey House. HIS grace has by no
means improved IN health during tn past wees
Il Is sad that The marriage contract betN cen htns
Lenp-si and the second daughter Of The Queen 81
rTnnet has oeen actually signed
BY accounts from Malta, appear that prepafa'
tons ~ere making by the of.eess ri ias GARRISON
the tit. Tor an entertainment. ~ b. =, OF The
II II SoYembsr 10 Sir w alter Scott and jas dausii
er
PRESIDENTS MEssAGEc-This document
was received at Llyorppol Dec l1th, by the packet
ship sias Richards from New York
From III LYNDON TINES.
The Message Of the American President Il
discourse OF which, although tin full credit belongs
fothe Govern cnt ofthc United Sate The wisdom
integrity, and conelllntory srirt may be turned to
account by otder nations in their policy both fo'egn
and dom ste From the rnpd but comprehensive
sketch winch Gen Jackson takos IF the relations be-
tween his Republic and Foreign Powers, it's gr'tt-
flying to observe What expressions Of respect and
cordially he employs IN speaking ofthe la'ter.
Fs0m he Morning Post.
The VI. ssage Of the American President to the
Congress, which Is gwen in another part OF our
paper, IS u very Interesting document, as develop
ns the present condition and future prospects ofthe
United Stntee. Both hre spoken Of in glowing
terms and even allowing for some partial eng
geratIon II must b. universally felt that the Amer
can nation has attained, and Is promised a contln-
nanee Of state ofprospcrty which may well EXCITE
the envy otcyery European power, England herself
not excepted.
Iton Tic LiUerp0ol Ctroairie.
II contains full and candid exposition the at
fairs, bothforegn < domestic, Of the United States
and the facts which aro disclosed afford the most
convincing evidence Of the erent and rapid progress
which that country is making IN every branch OF
national and commercial prosperity, The advance
Of the United States IN population agriculture,
commerce, ard all the arts Of civilization IS, we
believe, quite unparalleled in the history Of the
World Thu paragraphs which refer to the rela-
tons films country with America will be read
With interest Tho tonc Of the Message ls extreme
y conclhatory and pacific but II holds out no decL
dcd promises Of any repeal, or even of any very
considerable modification of the obnoxious tariff
nllhouyh tho subject is recommended to the consd
Grafton of Congress. But the most remarkable
possa IN the Address is TINT in which the PreSi-
d.ut alulc, to the 0ourshing state Of the finances
The whole Of the National Debt he observes, may
be expected to be extnguishcd, either by redemption
or purchase within the four years Of his admnstra
ton thai Is 10 say--in the course Of the ensuing
twelve months, three years having already elapsed
since General Jackson was placed al the head OF
tn Government When will an English monarch
be able 10 come down 10 parliament with SO crafty
| AZ al announcement
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-13

The Count de Posse, said to l. tho friend. las
man, mud companion in arms Of Napoleon. WHO las
been for two or three years a Wand5ar n No.h
America and who during ,helust summer found
his way to TEXAS; while on his way from Bralo-
ria to Mexico, put period to his existence 1T Bcx-
an, somemoin October last The account ata'ss
that before the fatal moment and willie he stood
on the Bank otthc Sun Antonio, prcmodtatus the
last desperate act ofhis sad tc he called 70 Inn I
shepherd boy Who happened to be near elld ewing
him his splendid wa,ch, his rings aud tuaaets.
liHeps.,hcs and relies Of happier days bade him
carry tbem to thu Alende, in ORDER It tsadqpossl, L
satisfy tho demands against HIM The last duty
pa.fomed-hs accounts with this world thus clos.
cd--he applied the fatal pistals-oac to ouch enr--
as he stood with his back to TIE stream intending
probably, that his body should fail in and thus fur
thcr trouble about HIM be snY,d
TIIyyIecY5D ToUy5.r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-13

uIdi mart A late New York paper advert.
scs LADIGs' RIBBED SILK Vfsrs, Tor sale The
Ladies are gradually assuming the male attire, hats
and crayats having for a long time been worn 10y
some, and now they have reached TO the vest, Ii
they descend much lower they will take 10 wear.
ing the brooches in right earnest II ia to be hoped
that the other sex will not reta,aa iy wearne cog
acts, e. sc. G,0JgTnrR Ga2@fc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-13

A P0,ocrfulo7Fumentia tacor Of 7fmperancc.- -
The Medical lntellgenccr states that from the Re
gisters Of the Society of Friends, on 0uakers 1t APP
pears as consequence of thcir temperance that
one h0l of those that born live to tho age of41
years whereas Dr. Price says, that ofthe general
population oil London. ono half that are born live
only y years Among the Qunkers, in 10 AZ
rive at 20 years of age Of the general population
Of London, only IN 10
Never did more powerful argument support the
practice Of temperance and SIrtuous life.
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But, dreadful as this is,TtWo o'tbo surgeons, Mr..
Morris and Mr.. Stubs, had not sent in then ac-
counts hen the report was moda up and from them
j; now appears there are, in addition u the above,
twenty new cases and twelve deaths | have heard
Of moro cases to day. Speculation rs to the cause
of this sudden and destructive visitation, appears
TO be paraiysed by the panic it has produced The
majority the cases women, and am informed
that very great proportion, both of the males and
females, have been addicted tospirit drinking Sc
veral, 1t mastbe admitted, were attacked, who were
not. The disease is in every part of Gasshead. |
canno. divest my mind of a belirfthat the imme-
date rredisposing cause ofthe attack has been the
lY7b.s c2rled on Christmas ,Ey& There @e Ws-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-13

EX-1rsIoN o. FRfE BLACKS, The Tennessee
Legislature have passed an Act forbiddng frea
blacks from coming into the State to remain more
than twenty days The penalty is fine of from
ten to fifty dollars and confinement in the penitcn-
tentiary from one 10 two years. Double the high
est penalty Is to be inflicted after the FIRST Offence
The act prohibits rnanumssion, without an imnlc-
ate removal from the Statc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-13

Besides S.i9-, SOS 25s, &c Sc.
Tickets 81, uaivps s. Quarrrs 81
For sale at DIGGES OFFICE.
February II
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" estern Virginia AolteYy.

Second Class, tor 1899
10 b. drawn at Abued,n, Washington C. un'v. Va.
on Tuesday the 2S'h day Of kthruar, iS32
For the hen, At ot The White and Salt Suluhur
tn upike. nri Un'on 4 adpmy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-13

Another duel took place on the 28th ult. in Geor-
gia, between Mr., Gist and Mr. Fair, both Of South
Carolina in which the latter was shot through the
heart" The scene was truly melancholy" says
one Of the spectators, " Us Mr.. FAIR, who was kill
ed had three brothers and other relations on the
GROUND
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-13

EARTHQUAKE-The Montreal Conrant Of
jan. 25, says-A slight shock Of un earthquake was
felt in this city on SUNDAY night last betwocn Gle
ven and twelvs O'clock The notlcn rescmbcd the
shaking of a steamboat whose machinery agitates
her much it continued for about four seconds, and
was accompanied with an indlstinct noise.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-13

The Corporation ofthe City of New York has
selected Morgan Lewis, ESQ TO deliver the Grafton
day. ''''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-09
"wednesday EUessisss', March 2

GEORGIA AND THE SUPREME COURT.
The attention of the reader is no doubt awake
to the high import of tho decision Of the Supreme
Court, in the case of Worcester against the State
of Georgia. This Worcester and one or two 9th
ers were resident Missionaries i'm the Cherokee
Country, when Georgia resolved to take possession
OF the Cherokee Lands in anticipation of their re.
linquishment by that unfortunate People, by virtue
of any treaty with the u States. This act of APP
preparation on the part of Georgia, accompa-
MED by another, imposing an oath of allegiance
upon those whites temporarily located in the Che
rokee Country Worcester, refused to take the
oath; was imprisoned in tho Penitentary Tor the
contumacy, and sought redress of the Supreme
Court, whore, the case having been deliberately ar
gucd by Messrs. Writ and Sergeant for Worcester.
the judgment was pronounced, of which we yes.
terday gave a sketch, and which declares the laws
of Georgia taking possession of tho Cherokee
Lands unconstitutional, and imperative upon
Worcester.
All men ask, how will this critical affair
terminate? Will Georgia resist7 Will the Presi
dent enforce the judgment, if she does1 If no de-
termines to execute it, will Georgia appeal to the
ultima ratio? These arc questions which
we have no means to answer. 1t is rumored that
the President has announced his determination to
have the decree enforced. Georgia and he, are
linked at this time in the closest ties of political
intimacy. He and Crawford. are now sworn
friends, and the Crawford and Troup Party arc the
staunch friends of his favorite, Van Buren, The
other Party, called the Clarke Party, were the orr.
ginal friends of the President, and there has ever
been race between the two, which should make
the most degrading declarations of attachment to
the Hero. Perhaps this state of things may lead
to an amicablc arrangement. On the other hand,
Georgia's love of good lands has been conspicuous
from the time of the Yazoo speculations. She is
more likely, like the horse leech to demand more,
than to dsgorge those she swallowed. Possibly
the public sentiment of the country, and the
quences of resistance, may act a cathartic upon
her cupidity for rich lands. Nous verrons-and
that at an early day.