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Fnte Of the Tariff.

The Debate upon the Tariff Bill was opened in the Sc.
nate Monday last BY Mr. Lewis OF Alabama the chair
OF the finance The National Intelgence
says A measure OF such consequence will not may
presume be decided by the Senate hastily and the
isiny which upon that decision t being understood
tina; the body at about equally divided p will
give to the proceedings the deepest interest OF thing,
however, may be sure and that that this baefu
sure will not be carried If carried be, without meeting
all the resistance which the highest ability aud the highest
convictions OF duty bring into the field against it,
In the mean while, glad to say, the overshadow-
ing cloud rnged with faint CLEAN Of light II think,
says The Washington correspondent OF the Philadelphia
U. S. Gazette who generally over-sangune) can
hold hope that the Tariff will be saved in the Senate
Letters being received here from Locoocos in other
parts Of the country, denouncing Mekays bill and the Ad
mnistration unmitgated terms They are not without
effect"
The correspondent OF the Philadelphia North American,
toe. speaks OF the doubtful position OF Mr. Cas- and Mr.
Bentoa-the former Of whom he alleges, is afraid to Of
cnd Pennsylvania lest may inierpose barrier his
Presidential aspirations "Mr Benton (hc says is more
unre.crved in his sentiments and absorbed in the
great purpose Of killing of Gen. Csss for the Pres
dency. Speaking OF the bill distinguished Senator he
said - esHiG not touch trih foot pole He is
opposed it. hrt OF evying duty salt.
and secondly for the sd vslotem principle which prevails
throughout He in favor Of specific duties certain
class Of ARTICLES. understand his purpose
IL TO submit substitute fayorng particular States and in
terests and then 20 the country upon it the Pen
ton Compromise" The writer goes on. however TO pre-
dict that this attempt compromise viii fail, snd that
that event. Mr. Benton will for the bill Nous
Verrons.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-16

WArwARD tokrusE.-ln one Of the markets in this city
says the New York Sun, may be middle aged wo.
man. whose history full Of interest. She younger
daughter OF titled English sristocrat whose estate il val
ueo S25OoO per annum. She brought up luIu.
w. tell IN love with and married her fathers groomsman
Was turned out OF house and home and obliged fly
her country avoid her fathers vengeance. She
through many trials which rend the heart in her career
IRON wealth TO poverty. SuE NOW SELLING FRrrr IN
NV YORK N.Rkkr For obvious reasons, We do not 20
into detail. A strange commentary on English custom,
Verify "uuth is stranger than fction
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NIkGINIA :-At Rules held in the Clerk,

VI ~ IL ~
Once OF the Circuit Superior Count and Chanesy
for Buckingham county, Monday day June
VIM Moseley as Administrator de bonis will
neIed OF Alexander heRober, deed and Nose
ley deed PM,
w Boeoek Watt ed jesse Miehsur
late sheriff Of Prince Edward and admir-
Theoderiek b. heRober William Garrett Mary
and Martha s wife, Beverly and Nancy A. his wife
May H. Patilo child Pntlo and MARY v Pa
o Joseph Baker, child OF Joseph g. Baker Agnes
decd Oswald and Janeta is wife TheOdorick MeRobe
JT Daniel Bake and Elizabeth v. wife Edward A. Garter
aduT DE- bons Of EbeneEeT McRobeT Anthony
and Ann NJ his wife, John A. MeRobeu William Carter az
admir- OF Elizabeth Carter deed, and his
Carter Henry A. Edward NJ Margaret Children
heieauT and Margaret O. hetteauT Philip and Henry
Lee Waikihs Thomas w. Jones his wife William w
Ferguson and Sarah hts WIFE, Mary
infant children Of WIN H. Wait deed L. Albert er
Louisa and Samuel Dawson, infant Of
wife, Mary T. Webster, infant child
webster deed Thomas Moselcy spotsfod ~, Daniel William
hanr, Safnh W. EmciBe and Ianeo children OF Jam,
Mo-eey, decd John r. Moitey WIN M
John H. Wilson, Pairiek Jackson Mary Elizabeth
wau formerly Ehr'beih Wilson, Philip A. Watkins Louisa
MS VIE Dens
IN CHANCERY
The defendants Beverly Crawford aud Nancy his wife -
Oswald and Janea his Daniel Elizabeth his wife
John MeIobert. William W Sarah his wife John
r. 'Osecy WIN r. AOeley
and according the Act Assembly Rules
otths Court andh appearing by
inhabitants Of Country ahs-.t
defendants do the
the first Monday huRui and ball
nth and that Of this order be forthwith inherited
published In the Richmond for
cessiveB and posted the front door Of the Court
county.
A Copy-Tesie
". ELDRIDgE, G G. g. g.
luna
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fcor,poHa'He, Of Is. commreial Tim...l


There has been little excitement tor
here, since last you. AL men, volunteers and
regulars, arc anHous quit the rather life
lead Day er dsy passes runor succeeds rumor regard
ing onward movement in sssrch Of the foe without
azing what sl ere eagerly painting for, something
like oamPaign, and he eIhllirstng oonconitsns. The
subject that seems sgtsts volunteers the Dlos that
strange order issued BY Secretary Marcy directing the 70
enrolment n the cir months for ysar pain u
being dsbanded Immediately. All here who know The
complexion Of militia uoops concur IN reprobsne the
iadvisd Of the Secretary Of War IN the
est language Gen Taylor adhere strictly 20 the instruc-
oDs said 70 have been sent him. there will, likely be
n.uitodo VINO viii letIrn home. Previous arrangements
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-16

EATRAoRoiSARY ELorEnESrs.-We learn from the New
a. k ltSe SUM- ust considerable excitement prevails on
Hsmpstea nd Beach, L. In consequences of r.nor, n =,
Two young married females--s Mrs. Flowers and Mr.,
Jones-he latter only IL yean of age had elop.d with
two men, almost strangers hem the former with school
teacher named Geo. Hudson and the other with carpen
ter nsmed Joshua Euss What renders the affair ,ul
more singular is that the have each abandoned wives
o. exemplary character who fortunately, have children
TO curse their reereant parents
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The Ad VaIorem Principle.

In reference to the specous and plausible but imprac-
ucabe cd yolOrem principle which opens vide the door
innumeroble Frauds by false invoices sworn to by per-
Jurod diminishing the and nuring the
fair aud honest mpoer,we ind the following paragraph
in the New York Telegraph, in regard the difficulty Of
executing it, and to its peoous effects upon the business
Of tho country
"And here would say that we have not yet met the
gaRed in the ordinary pursuits Of industry who has not
stronuousy objected ~ the new duties To the minds Of
persons Of practical experience this principle seems fraught
ylih injury. II not be doubted that the foreign man
uacufes Of goods will t1ke care that the value Of their
imports shall be estimated low possible in order Of
course 10 compete with the American article of the same
description and by this the Government will be
loser pro ano Of the anticipated revenue Nor do We see
how we are 90 escape this consequence. Forf remedial
power Oi valuation by own appraisers By retained the
values will always depend guttcd or bare market
There will be no certainty pucos Of foreign and domes
tic articles thus brought into competition al the caprice Of
The foreign manufacturer, through hu agent here and the
regular pursuit Of the merchant will be subject 10 various
huotuatiops, against which no sagacty provide
II letter from Lexington, n.y.. 10 the Now York TIo.
raid, gives interesting account Of the Trial Of Lafayette
Shelby, young man Of wealth and Of distinguished con
necuons but Of dssouie habits and Oyerbesrn2 character
charged with the msrter Of Henry NJ Hodnc ON inoaon.
sys and respectable youth, oo@miued some months ago
The murder wfyl and deliberate. shelby was pro.
secuted BY a. n. Robertson, Cowmonwealths Auornsy,
and Col.W II. Cspeuon and defended by Henry Clay
James X. WOollsy snd Janes Robertson The Jury, At
our last dates, had sgreed upon verdict Mr. Clay
ssy' ibo letter. appeared hno heab stood erect End
though somplaiging Of indi'posdon, spoke with energy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-16

IL The New York Courier thinks that Mr. Cslhouns
argument in his late elaborate Report, in favor Of tho
constitutional power Of Congress 10 improve the Misss
sPP and rs tributaries, unanswersblebut most Of the
exceptions and qualifications upon which Mr. Calhoun IN
siss, 1t regards os unfoundsd and whimsical Such we
believe is The general opinon
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Correction.

Ia our comments on the votes Of Gen Bsyly on the
Graduation Bill, stated hs he first voted against it,
He reported IN the lst Of yeas and nays in the
"UniOn" That Paper Of Monday evening however states
that the Of Gen. b. enormously 20 recorded
ale was unayodably absent, and did not vote" Wehko
pleasure in making this correction, and in Withdrawing that
portion Of remarks suggested by this erroneous state
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-16

NUrHEG5, wHIrE GINGER
Y MACE LONG PETER
Ilf}VEs, ALlSPfCE and CINNAMON
BLACK PEPPEE-rceeivns and for ale ~
~ IoGNH. EusrACg 4 Son
IDOHT AND CLARET WINES. ia a. pipes. TO- ssis
DAVENPOKT, ALLEN \ co.
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Maine Senator.

After long and labsrOus paruritOn, the Legislature of
Maine probably about TO be safely delivered of-a Lo-
cofoco Senator Both Anderson and Hamn, heretofore
the vs have been dropped and the Caucues OF the
Houses have eoneured in nominating James w Bradbury
He is said to be q man OF talents.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-16

SUDDEN DE.rn OF DIsriSsUisHED CATHOLIC CLKpaY.
NAN Al the Merchants Exchange Hotel, Boston, on
Thursday morning, the Rev. Richard DAVIS died suddenly
OF disease OF the heart In company with the Rev Mr.
peas he had been in this country three years col
lecung subscriptions towards building Catholic Cathedral
at Armagh, Ireland and arrived from tour TO the West
few weeks ago.
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il A PAIR OF TWISTED sPECTACLEs,

FW 'he Lte Of CTsSs-eyed fOHtieidnS.
ResOlUed (by the DESo-, " Resolrsd (by the Demo-
CRATIC Legislature OF Maine CRATIC State Convention Of
OF l645O That the territory le46 That although the
OF Oregon, extending on the American claim the
Pacihe Ocean from the forty tory the Pacific up
second degree 10 htiyour 10 the parallel OF 81 30 " Ia
degrees and iorty-nine mi. utude, entitled
nues North latitude, belongs vigorous and prose
10 the United States and cuon that the recent settle
the Imperative duty OF the ment OF that long yeXed ques
Government TO occupy the ton, reflects high credit up
same and extend s sole Ju the Administration, and
rsdicton over said territory meets the APPROVAL
without unnecessary delay ".Of the people of Maine
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-16

On the i5h Inst, of bilious fever Mrs. CAROLINE col
LINE widow Of the late John Collins the 5f
The friends aequanances family are requested a.
tend her unef this ocock
son naW NJ JOSIAH BILLIARD 9Th q between Clay and Leigh
streets, without farther invitation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-16

Cour pE SoLEI.-Sudden congestion OF the brain COM
monty called stroke OF the SUM- may not always prove
iaS gall OF brandy u at once swallowed and mustard
dIeughs arc Immediately applied 10 the abdomen
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Wnu,ussUns, I3th July, 1916.

AZ the annual meeting Of the Society Of william & Mary
lokfe seh IN The large lecture The 5b instant VS.
hAeststtED kq Of Richmond uuann1ufy elected N de-
aver We neu ansaI Address before the soy and eO sirs
otss q Wmam mary Oohso 49, chosen as hs alternate
10 $50 4 JONpa Covsg ges'v
~ Enquirer viii please copy
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LOcOfOcO PRINCIPLES (!

The Kennebec Journal strikingy illustrates the faci-
y with which the Locefocos adapt themselves to cir-
cumsnnces-progressing, crab-lke backwards when it
suits their purposes, well iorwards-by the follow
ing parallel exhibition Of the ardor with which they sus-
tanned 81 10 year ago, and the cool impudence with
which they have since clipped down 40. There is
volume OF meaning in this small extract:
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MARRIED,


On the 9th inst, by the Rev. Philip Courtney Mr. Tue
MAS CHALEoL,Y, to Miss NAScy JlsE wooprS all Of thu
city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-16

~ n YELLING HOUSE FOR RENT
fIA - win BE- 18th fOctober ncr The tene
9Th Main Franklin streets now oeeu
pied ~ VT John Cooley. THOs. a CHS. Ellis
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RICHMOND BOOK-BINDERY.
IOT Vain Street.

n Lb descriptions oi plain and elegant Book
- binding executed with neatness and despateh.
In this eraRsment particular given selection
Of me teH mate as and tho oi substantial workmanship.
Ltbrans ard gentlemen having libraries. will End
atVantge 10 call and examine for themselves
hefeh1h Rsns Insurance Companies and Clerks Of Courts
have their Blank Books made and ruled pattern
In the superior manner and Of materials
and workman ship
bJ Specimens Of hndng b. ~ The BOOKSTORE u
DR1NKER 4 MORRIS,
Iuis % Main snest
WINTEa BBEACHED sPEHU orr, from the
w most ceshfatet manufactures New bedford
York, constantly Tor ale BY
Ju 10 DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
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IN CHANCERY-Io Powhalan Cilcaii CoaIi


IN CHANCERY-ID Powhalan Circuit Court,
~ May the %, 1876
RenJimin Watkins, plaintiff
Milton Auns.n WIN Watkins, WIN w Atkis.op Richard
w Atkinson, Jno Watkins Jno WATKINS and Henry Wat
Holman and Ewn Holman de
deed and Peter Eett o. ITO subeu deed
was also admir- De bon Of the sa Tho Meuymah deeeas
ID, dsns
On the plaintiff by counsel the defendant RI
ehard Asnsp entered appearance FVsn
security according Aet Of Assembly
not inhabitan Of thsonmonWeah Il oFdered
that sad defendant Richard Atkinson appear here
answer the painths b before the
and that Of this order bo forthwith inserted
months succevy sad that another copy
front door q the Cour Iiouse NJ THE county.
Copy. Tss'e,
isQs-ev0w WIN DANCE O.
UIRGINIA-At Rules held in the Clerks o.
ne Of The Circuit Superior Coun Of Law and Chaneey for
Buckingham county Monday the fh day ~ Wy 1855 -
John a. Wad,worh David p. Turner AMI George Palmer er-
and under The hF NJ Wadswoh
The John Wadso N, David B. Turner George
mer surviving Wadswoh Wuiama a
Co im eoDtutedo N Themselves Orrep Williams.
now deceased, and Charles Yanesy, Pun,
against
Tapscoti Arthur a. Moon John Tinda wam s..
Couch John w. Baker grorve Bootsr Curtis
O. NunnaIy and Lewis C. Tindan, Dcns,
In Chanoery.
The defendant Marshall not havne entered BIZ appsancs
and given security according Assembly
% his CourA and appearing BY satisfactory evidence that
pot nhahtapi n % Country u ordered That the
scot defendant DO appear before The 1udse o. The sid Cou c
aud hat cep n this order b. forthwith Inserted
per published City Richmond for succevsiy
and posted The hondoor Of The Courthouse county
IL Ss--ov n rroRtpoE ccsr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-16

- ROkERAGE.-IIaving taken out a license
- for twelve months, authorizing buy stocks
respectfully tender the public Of
sueh business and the Of money generally
may be found at Reading Room Street in
rear Of MI John GrEme Grocery OF Main ana
lHh Streets respectfully Ssh share Of pubic patronage
Ap G-dIwk2awu "a aIAIR
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BANK OF VIRGINIA.

VIE President and Directors of the RAM or
a. Virgins have this day declared Dividend GU, Of The ~
" 1n ~ 'h honhs BY which Three Cent b.ns A. 10
-, W INC e'oehhodsrs ON and after 18th in.
-uan, o-uSW SAMUEL. MARY r..h,..
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u ChesterfieId RniIroad

noHe" OF ,hs Institution may the sum OF b,s.
uusfs per share on their stoeh Ia half year. rs h
applying at the Exchange Bank city any dsv H. ~
Iu I-.sg0v, 49, Tue Isl iu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-16

have Just heard from Burita The volunteers arc IN
good health generally There must be about 1900 volun
ieers Tow in Texas The river rising fearfuy and Sc
veral OF the regiments moving their back TO high
er land Inc volunteers on the opposite side OF rive
have not lett Tor their camp Is miles up the river =
The roads are so wet and the difficulty Of transporting sun
plies 50 great, that no knows when they will move
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-16

The assertion was made by Daniel Webster, on the
floor of the United States Senate that the expenses
of the General Government, since the commencement
of the with Mexico, exceeded half a million of
dollars per day.
We have since it asserted, that Mr.. Webster
had taken back this statement, and corrected himself
by placing the Government expenses It million Of
dollars per month.
There is an evident mistake somewhere; for while
we do not believe them yet to have amounted 10 the
enormous sum of half million day, they were
known to have been at the of about two millions
per month under Mr.. Van Buren's administration,
when there was no war at all.-People'S Press.
We notice the above statement of a wing press for
two purposes First that the statement of Webster
as corrected must be incorrect unless it may posi-
bly, allude to the D0r expenses of the Governments
for no one petends that the Government expenses
be less than twenty-four or twenty-five millions a
year in time of peace OF course, war must increase
them, especially the first year.
Secondly, we are glad that the editor has published
something near the truth about the expenses of Mr.
Van Buren's administration. Two millions a month,
which the editor says knoaon to have been about
the rate of expenditure, is twenty-four millions
year. This is what the Democrats claimed III 1889
and 1910, and what the Wings constantly denied.
Then they insisted that forty millions the mimi
mum. 1t is gratifying, to say the least, that such
corrected, especially by the party that made
them; and we hope all will be equally honest, now
that no good can result from an adherence to the
falSehood.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-16
respectfully your obi serVt,
PARIS G. DUNNING

MORE FANATIC ABUsE.-By reference to the COM
munlcaton of Citizen" in this paper, it will be
that the old SANDER urged against Gov. Whit
comb is revived, namely: That he is Methodist |!
and that he attends Sabbath Schools and addresses the
Children there assembled; that he also associates
with the ministers! Verify, Whiggery is at low
ebb! The lies about the volunteers falling HARM
less; or we should rather say, recoiling the
heads of their authors; and now forsooth, the old
Junto, whose aristocratic habits and notions
them to suppose themselves better than others, and
who suppose themselves holier for sitting in high
places in rich churches, nstructng their tools to
cry down Gov. Whitcomb for daring to attend Sab
bath Schools and addressing the scholars !! Are they
afraid of his influence the young mind Shame
SEamei on such hypocrisy Shame the base
authors thereof!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-16

THE STATE OF INDIANA Cow IDED-That tattling
old Jade, Madame Rumor, kicked up quite rumpus
in our town the first of this week. by setting afoat
report that Captain Spear s. Upton had, some time
last week, given His excellency, James Whitconb,
comfortable cor-hid,ng. - Greensburg Repository,
1Ih.
Well sir Madam RumOr hes as usual. She is rery
busy too about this time for the benefit of the Wing
party; but unless she tell more plausible lies than
the above, she will not help Marshall much. The
Wing Editors complained good deal about person
alities at the commencement Of the campaign, but
having other capital to work upon, they have kept
up constant stream of personal abuse and SANDER
against Gov. Whitcomb that lohite men ought to be
ashamed of. The people understand their object and
will defeat it.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-16
The FaIsehood Repeated.

We are informed that Mr. Marshall, the Wing
candidate for Governor, stated in speech, recently,
at Greencastlc, that two-thirds of the Indiana Voun
teers are Wings. The Louisville Journal, we see,
pretends to "suPPose the thing. That the
Journal should propagate such a falsehood is not
surprisingit but pursues its natural vocaton,-but
Marshall ought to leave such dirty work to others,
and not dabble in it himself He ought to have more
respect for the people, if moi for himself So far
the statement is concerned we assured by those
who took pains to find out the true state of the
case, al Camp Whtcomb, that the truth is the very
reverse of what is stated by Marshall and the Louis
vile Journal. A careful examination and enquiry
resulted in showing that the Volunteers polit-
cally divided into about 1900 Democrats and 600
Whgs-giving a majority of tteelre hundred Demo-
Gratis in the Camp. This may appear an exaggera-
tion,-it at first seemed so TO us,-but we cannot
suppose that the gentlemen who made the investiga-
ton were likely to be deceived. This shows Mr..
Marshals veracity, and the relative patriotism of
the two parties in our State.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-16

WHAT WILL THE Poor CooNs NOW by refe-
renee to the circular of PARIS c. DUNNING, the
Democratic Candidate for 1t. Governor, it will be
seen that that gentleman is on his way to Mexico as
volunteer The poor coon lie of his backing ont goes
with all the others industrously circulated by the
Old Junto What say the Democrats Will you
elect 10 Marshall and his attaches, who go about
announcing the war, and whose endeavors have been
to prevent the volunteers from going and to make
them disgrace themselves will you elect the brave
men who have sent them off comfortably honorably,
expeditiousy, and according to the testimony of the
T. s. Officers, in better order than those Of any other
State; and further. of whom has gone himself ?
Who doubts the patriotic reply,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-16

THE RAIL Road We hear complaints Of the
Management Of the Rail Road-that is, relative to its
completion and the general management of its BUSH
Is it true that thousand two dollars are
unaccounted for by officer! We are sorry, ex-
remey sorry, that business Of greater magnitude
than this cannot be properly managed. No one can
be more favorabIy disposed towards the work than
ourselves but if its benefits arctic be monopolzed by
individuals depend upon it, shall not look tamcy
If there is ground for these complaints, let
the matter be placed fairly before the public 1t does
seem to us that there is unnecessary delay some
where; and too many bonuses given.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-16
Supreme Court Business.

We learn that among other stories which Marshall
tells the people, in the hope of bamboozing them into
his support, is to the effect that in consequence
of the appointment of new person to seat on the
Supreme Bench the business of that court had been
deranged and retarded. This as the rery Of
the truth. The business has in fact been facilitated
by the new arrangement. The court has not only
disposed of all the at the present term, but
has also passed judgment on many old ones, and dur
ing the continuance of the session will clear the old
musty and dusty files of many The truth of
this may be ascertaned by those who doubt. by max
ing inquiry of Mr.. CoBURN, the Clerk of the Court,
who though wing will not hesitate to tell the truth
about the matter, TO the shame and confusion of Mr..
Marshall, and those who help him retail his Unbound
ed ISLANDERS.