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ALMOST A FIGHT--oR A TALE OF A HoRsE.--A better joke came off the. oth- CT afternoon, on one of our Brooklyn ferry boats, than often occurs in this fun be. nighted country. N ~
 A gentleman who evidently had dincd, drove on the boat, and forgetting the fcsti- no leate rules of ferries, nearly drove over a very angry looking;individual, if one might judge from the ascerbity of his countcnance, had not the latter seeing the vision of horses head appear over his shoulder, wheeled suddenly and caught the beast by the bridle, looking horsewhips at the incumbent of the carriage.
 "What do you mean by catching hold of my hofse7' said the driver.
 And what do you mean by almost dri- ting over me?" replied the holder in true Yankee spirit ofanswering one question by asking aiother. Hs
 '.Let go the horse 1" af8
 ..I will not.i ass4 qeat
 The driver disniodnted, advanced toward the other, whip in hand, and shortening his hold upon the handle, sung out in a voice of thunder, q tell you, sir, let go that horse p s8f st lsti.fass -
 sI'll be smashed if dor' n'6. aa
 "You won't p' is.f
 "No." au5T .a,rng af
 "Well, then," replied the driver, throw. ing his whip into the vehicle, and planting his hands comfortably in his pockets, "Well, then, just hold him, will you p So saying with polite bow and quizzical grin, vanished into the cabin,
 The crowd eff passengers who had been standing "spectators of the Gght'' rdared aloud, not quite as gently, however Gas stacking doues," and the contending party, droping the reins as if they were un- pleasantly warm, marched off for the oth. CT end of the boat, his whole appea rance bearing tt striking resemblance to that ol a man detected in the act of purloining his neighbof's mutton.-[ " Y. Scr.
 TIE No-PARTY No-PRINo1pLE CANp1. DArE.-Gen. Taylor declared in his letter to Dr. Delony, of June, ls47, that in this country Git is right inherent in every freeman to possess himself of the princi. pies and opinions of those into whose hands the administration of the government may be placed"
 Now, how does his practice conform to his profession Gen. Cass has freely de. clared that he subscribes to the Baltimore platform in relation to the bank, protective ia riff oeneral svsfen1 If internal ;p,n,o,.c- ments, distribution, .Ic. &c. In word there is no principle on which l has no, come out. He has openly declared his op, position to the Wilmot proSiso in hi, Nicholson letter. And now how docs Gen Taylor compare with Gen. Cass's stand ard, and his own professions ss. He has made but one profession of faitl -- (except his being whig--not an 'sultrt whig''but athorougk whig" as Mr. Crit ,enden declares in his speech ar Fittsburs "a very nice distinction indeed Jan,
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JULY 2s, ls4s.
COosa County.

The Honorable the Judge of the Com- missioners Court of Coosa County, ap- pointed F. E. L. Morgan, J. H. Bradford, W. J. Stephens, and Boiling Hall, as Commissioners of Roads and Revenues, in place of those who thought proper to resign on the lst of May; and at mee- ting of this Board, short time since, the following appointments were made for As. cnsrnrr
The State guard., 1848-08-01

OPINION OF CHARLES HUDsoN.-(whig member of Congress from Massachusetts) "a particular friend of WILLARD FILL MoRE,-on the abolition principles of the whig candidate for the Vice Presidency.
 "Another consideration has weight in my mind. The Northern States have majority in the House of Representatives but the Senate are equally divided; there being fifteen free and fifteen Slave States. If the line should be drawn on the ques. ton of slave extension, and the Senate should divide on geographical lines, the casting vote must be by the Vice Presi- dent. THE VIEWS OF MIR. FILL MORE ARE WE'LL KNOWN ON THIS SUBJECT. HE IS 4 NOR- THERN MAN IN THE HIGHEST AND BEST SENSE OF THE TERM.
The State guard., 1848-08-01
Agents for the State Guard,

AStMts TOT tHe Stsftc V' REV. W. G. BuLaEn, Gen'l Agents, ISAAC DEBosE. - GEORGE PRATT, (New York ". B. PALMER, 4 E. W. CARR, Philadelphia. ss if E. E. CowsAR, Talladega.
 JOHN A. BooTH. Vernon. .... ,f f D.. J. D. BuLLocB, New Orleans, J. A. LAwLER, Kingston.
 Hs w ARFlELp, Mobile.
 !. T. SHAcKELFoRD. padevllc.
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For one year, if paid in advance,
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 ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted al One Dollar esrsquare for the first insertions and fifty cents for sach subsequent insertion.
 Twelve lines, less, to constitute square,
 Advertisements ordered to be published once month, or every other week, will be charged as new. yfi1G sa l.es' Nt ,tH The most liberal terms will be given to those 't',at advertise for six mouths, or by the year.
 Without instructions as to the number ofnser.. tians, Advertisements will be continued, and charged until forbid .s-.z. .-.
 Allpersonal communications and advertisements charged double rates, when admitted. Announcing Candidates for office, S5, invariably in advance l..a I'd. 9al.s.z ,s
 All Letters and Communications must be POST PAID to insure attention
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Law Notice.

A. A. Stcrrelt & J. R. Jones. ATTORNEY YS AND COUNSELLORS
 LAW, AND SOLICITORS
The State guard., 1848-08-01

A few aboltionists and whigs with two or three disaffected democrats lately at tempted to get up meeting in Cincinnati to ratify tho Barnburners ncmination of
 Martin Van Bnren. It was decided fail u,e- -ridiculed even by the whig papers,
 which f possible would gladly Lave repre-
 ssnted it something very considerable, to magnify the deirscratic dissenaiors.s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-22

I'm DrGFiniNd or Worns Some Of our mos,
beautiful anf expressive words md phr a- are cf,cu
fhnmeiuiy corrupted md degraded by their assoca-
tion with yulrar and obscene IDEAS.
Elegant language is the poetic medium by which
W" communicate 10 each other our most pleasing
thoughts and chaste sentiments And Il should be-
KEEP, nS Gndthed rs The crystal fountain that flows
tom the base cfu grnric hill spurc a. the bnlmy
breeze that's waitcdyom u dtwy garden Of y,rrin
roses; as chase rs the acrrd Hiss Of vrtuous love
imprinted uron the rhy lips Of youthful beauty
And b" that wanionly cornpt- and dcgrodcs our
beautiful AMI classical words by n,soc.alng them
with obscene and disgusting ideas, tpamples beneath
La vo'rar feet the choices, flower Of lncrurc and
pcpclaes the vilcs, sacrilcgr at the holy shrine Of
modest virtue and poetic sentiment
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-22

KIND TEri-''ESE or H1Rsrs-Tho-r noble md
generous animals that are compelled to torcgo the
naiurl enjoymcnts Of their native paius. to drag our
plows pull our wagon. and boats and draw our car.
iagrs Of pleasure, should be rewarded with the very
hnle't treatment It is an objectionable and inhu.
iaan cruelty TO give them pain by heating or over
working them or CALLING them with ll-iiuu. har.
ncs. In return for the wat amour, of work they
do ioros W. only alIow them f'an,y pi'rancc Of
provenicr; we can certainly afford t, be iniulren,
md moderate in working them
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-22

hl,o, a highly improved FARN on Indian
Creek, containing "a acres. 10 mtIrs north ct
Ottawa, ON the state road @2j acres improved
rs of,lmh'r, dwell houses one - the oh.
er good frame, vi b vel, wooi-hau.c and c-.
ten; 100 trull trees many OF them bearing; =
good irluc barn nnI shed dui stationary ihrc,h.
ing macHur; he ilru i-Neil Nr',rrd With lev.
ur spuug., ard by Indian Cuck The farm
vil tc sold entire or divided into tvo equal puf.
Tons liberal credit wIlI be given o. pat of tb,
purchase money,
/, BG'egu County See SO l7,utli cast
OF the i.h principal meridian.
H. GrUdy Cyomiy Sc " Q, 81, 6 bf ~
Qr IS 30
IiUiR COOi'y--E LfsN 81, 81, 81 ~ f. q
8, 80, Q.
The above Land. will he ,,lj cheap. o.
most Of which, 10y Iayiug one.hurh down, tin,
will be given on the balance.
Nov %. GRO II. NORRIS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-22

\ Nor DISTINCTION Some English Indies ta-
thing At The Cape of Good Hope sctonc Of tn, party
watch IN order 20 guard against Intrusion The
sentinel giving the alarm of masculine ooi,cps, one
Ct the iair bat!crs raised her hrai hu, Gained the
'pp'ehensions of her companions by cxcaiming
Us only Durchman"
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Arrrcrlyl --The Enowlnr rnlhc,lc ,crn,ch .

AfTreriNj-- following pathetic scratch Of
"''eamboa, poetry Is taken from the Boston POST
1t isenough TO draw tears from smlI-slone.
Amd the crowd there walked n youth.
Whoe heart seemed charged with woe,
Ills eyes Were bent upon thC deck,
His step was sadand slow.
II WINS not unrequi,ed love.
Nor disappointment fruits,
TINT lnnrrd with care his nldy check
III couldn't find his J,ots
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-22

WHY is cigr ike hoG' Because one end gen
orally has curl to it.
Ana why is the smoker like ocur7 Because he
generally bites the curly end
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-22
Drugs. Medicines, sc.

C,sxa.x.a tkNilE subscribers have just received
4 from New York and pL,ladrl
lsttsi phl, large stock at Drugs. med,
cincs, dye STUFF, paints, oil ,arnish
'-@''---' a., &C.. which will he sold un the
lowest terms; oil the most popular patent mcdI
zines Of the day kept On bnOi. Physician, unl
others nrc invited to give us cali
jnlv I, ~ WALKER & ulGKllNG
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II NSLOlI NOUS z.

Aud STAGE iIitE--Oitawn, III.
VIE undersigned bas purchased the above
I House, and repaired AMI furnished /, in a
proper manner for timt rate Hl,cl. III s,lul.
ted dirccrIy in font Of the Court Hpu.c, and l.
convcnirn, for al tlose having hu,iuc.. cHuu,c.
ted with the public o,iice,; and i, ia tie ccnrrc
t the business par, u The town. The Stage OF
ice ior the different routes is kept at this house.
The house Is large md roomy, aud j., capub',
# accommodating alt those Who mas favor him
With call, Attached 90 the house /, comfort.
able and conveuiy.I stable
From his long acquaintance and experience OF
he business, aud unfcmijird execution, to lease
he hopes To receive liberal share Of rllr"1nsc.
Omwn. Dee 3, lSl7 L. THORN.
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The Arabian's Wade Maaun,
H. C FA6Rs.lS ARABIAN ll,uMSsT.

.N4
never ia To- cure ohno., every an rroa Ilat can
bee o.cvn'cl b., nn external remedy. IT, SUPP.
unrty b,yc ali other lulmru.s Is ,raycu rs the
miraculous cues 1t ,,drrrs, rnI b, the lfcat
and constantly Increasing demand lh,rr is fur
tHi, valuable Npnuu lcpnrut,un. The Arabs,
tom trUy wr.urlug u"du OF life, are often OF.
'eta a'h t,.'r,s>.ns diseases, aud also subject
by TINY waud r.q..rc aa gs'empl opgl cation
& er, '.ae'" ,.c'n conc. Tas a.rc must
nndu s...j compound o, ,,4'nc poy,ui,s
% matter 10 'ua, tmp.Uarc' O. lhrwse. yc,; AID
bee "t.I known case uad attention they u,.tuw
upon l..u h.r,s. so NOTED t5. "4uty unJ speed,
W"s' also Increase t.,iI t,a,,a 81 yusstss zeal.
Us '''i..." 'HbmruL
/. =, ",u Ia 1870 l.u'''r hu'itr. orc z.l'Hug
student, "' u.l'.F, g. d ur ir,rari urau,Ilm
.'.'"n "'|,h 'n'', l.t p.rnl uIHuuds with
.'' 'H'.- Hnd "I.rHls woods, vN,.Os they
procure 'u'H" H"N, '.o i.r-0'ut ut'sHu4 #
N.i.h l.tH nr"r ,rT.H' i...Hrrl be- composed.
'' "'' "'''N| H'.'d "t l.sl extraordinary
.-''a OF 'U,t"N'i-'1, nny aF..a'I'IHu removing
'H" ""s' acute PAIN, "nih c"uuryoI Use tarc-
" ,a''s .' ri'Ds .I I|HE ~ tnt aud # llo
-rn.r-t seventy H. i.-, # yaN,r "a abe lIml,,
''"."s.le. -'ro- At luc tplul 40 remedies,
r-'.n.a Dc Us. Il limbs 90 'pr-.r4 WHO long
Hrwa- c.s.sut which. "brr,u o., flesh bad
'nnEuy wasted HN-N, ',a,is I.'0I. hut the
I.y ,an ono IRE h'u. and '.r 'lHn r.aHrrrI usc.
Jess a.i rrl.ag. feeling, '4i- 'n"rr5 mrj ciGc
caused h.,.ly i.-A 3. grow cot ana iiI up lie
s.UN,l.. '..l. .tI u-..,,y -r.gO. tt ID, unh.
i' is a.l..G FOO au,.,.r- ..i,.. SPINE, many
r1....ia N.ns standing ln.l.. p..a entirely
.urd uy tie use 81 70 t.. -ry fy r.nud
PROVE 2, 900. UEu a.- .ar, U ...rarr gu.ll'.,s
&. ra.-r-.,s. D. Dr. mH...il ur..rt.'.. l,a.-
-,s. cramps. ruf,. .H .e,.lI.-.. .l', p.rur. fro.
,.u u4t.. hams. ,.u.ls.. l...s U! 30 Li.gs.
.au. ,gs. As, AND o, s.i.u1r 90 all other r.
medic. Dr. .., E... no Utmost o.. .q-p. which
rg'.r.an''n"', application. re- sHccn> it
"'- n' 'iI'. t'.'r l''e.,s.' a..et''-, wounds,
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-22

There i'an editor some whore down enst that car.
r''apcncl and shcc, of fooscop in his hat to lake
notes lorhin.
There is another fellow in the sane town. whose
mind Il 30 prolific that he carries IN ivory comb in
he pocket to get ihc idsas out ofhs head
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Nhy s,l,c letter A Ike ah,ncy slcklc '--9ccausc
4 X f,llowsii,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-22
ONION HOUSE.
BIZ LAT,uAw & Co, (lrlc al the Houston
HJu,e, Oyom1N DIXON, hts. -

RE now awaiting purcha,rrs at nv Fam
N and Nursery, GA lie w,I site of Ftr r..
u.r, near Dayf,p, aud i've miles northeast OF
Ouako. they consist OF neatly
500 Varieties Of Apple.
And great variety 81 Pears, PuHus, aud Cher.
res, which have been selected with care aud
sreN, expense from The most popular and ap.
proved Ncr,creS in the Dnton, embracing near.
~ all the f,,nling varieties IN the eastern aud
southern states, the fruit or which i, sconijcnt.
ly believed, c,nnot fail 10 suit the most d, healc
aud 'cfnei palNtc..
The subserih,r assumes with confidence tia,
lac has the gTsgiCsi rWi'ig and mr,i sglrHiIR ~.
sosimem to be found in northern Illinois. The
tree. ARE from to 3ycars Of ngc, aud ranging
from to feet in height and we'll ptopouioncL
l. ia believed that the lhmcn,nho rcmi,sneSl
On the pant OF farmers, every where observable
IN pIitting fruit trees, il mostly Attributable To
| he almost total failure. in most cases, where
trees have been triushan,cd from a distance,
and the hhtuus roots n which the tree relies luf
It's nu,iment have become dead from too long
exposure to dIy uir ut severe itn.,s ufcr taking
| hem up. either Ol which IL fs'ul IN ijs growth.
| iiu, ihcfo enlbairassments ~ longer exist. The
farmer can now be supplied IN his own vicinity
with the number and variety ho wishes gown
IN the same soil and climate ia which they are
to be uanpplan,,d.
II the trees arc taken up in the spring, IL
should be done scun after the frost is va, If the
ground--a, all events, before the leaf h,pins to
put forth. II taken up in the lill, they al julj
be buried until rprinp.
Apple trees q, The Nursery lsA cents; MI 9th.
or kinds, IS cents. WILLIS WAIT.
Dayton, Feb. Is, isis-iy.
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Desirable Vaymiug Land for sale.

Dcsirnhlc siIthibi' s.hhH 'ot oIic'
vkNliE ne q Of sec II, u, n Z, 100 aces.
l living on the state rosd, recently Ibid nUt,
from Ottawa north to Indian Cp,k, aud about
,our NILES north Of the town. The land is OF
good quality aud dry, rolling prnirC. The ow'
urr, who Is now IN the state, i, anxious IN sell
the above tract, and will remain here Tor few
months. Time wi,lhc given tor portion OF The
purchase money. Enquire OF
Ottawa, may 10 lSi7 ! Y :. HOES,
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-21
OHIO.

Speaking of the probable results of the late' elec-
ton in the State Of Ohio the last Cleveland Herald
says:
"As TO the prospect, with all confidence we pro.
claim II the most Inspiring. We have thought from
the start and so expressed ourselves that such ele
ments would enter into the State contest as would
prevent the result being an index of popular sent
ment in Ohio TO the Presidency.
There are thousands throughout the State who
voted for WELLER that will vote for Gen. TAYLOR
in November; and we have every reason 10 appre.
hend that large number of Wings who have stood
aloof from the contest will during the coming month
wheel into line for all will now see that the alter.
native is TAYLOR or CAss. The uote for Gen. Tan.
tor on The Reserce wiH ercsed that of Cass, and
close observation by the shrewdest men in the State
gives the balance Of the State to Gen. TAYLOR bv
decisive majority. We believe that The prospects
Of TAYLOR and FILLMORE in Ohio are better. vastly
better, to-day than before the State election
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-21

WArrn CELEBRATIoS Wednesday next is the day ,c
sps celebrate the introduction Of the Cochtafe water in
to the city Of Boston, and Il the day proves ne and the ar
rangcments being made are carried out will be s0b
but once in mans lifetime The procession is to be
both civic and military every profession and trade is to be
represented and invitations have been extended both far and
and the occasion being Of unusual interest will un
doubedy stirsct thousands TO the city II will be great day
for Boston Besides the procession there is to be PRAYER
singing addresses DC. the whole to conclude with the let
ting m Of the wster 10 be followed by nine cheers the firing
Of hundred guns, and the ringing Of BELLS In the
ing there Is TO be an illumination Of the city, and music on
the Common.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-21

Maria Lo,cry The Commercial and Farmers Bank Of
baltimore, and Others.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-21
IN EQ UITY.

OPINION OF THE CoURr, AS DELIVERED M JupGE TASEr
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-21
AN IMPORTANT LEGAL OPINION.
TRANSFERS OF BANK STOCK.

In the Circuit Court Of the United States for The Fourth
Circuit, in and for The Maryland District. Special 7srm
July ls4s Judges Taney and Heath present
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-21

TaE CHoLERA-By The last arrival from Europe we learn
that the cholera had made its appearance Of the Greek
Islands, (Skiathos.
AT Smyrna on the 9th Of last month"; the cholera was
raging to alarming extent, principally among the poorest
classes Of Turks and Jews The number Of persons attacked
about two hundred per day, and the deaths ranged from
80 TO 100.
The cholera was drawing an end ST. Petersburgh
On the 9Th OF August there only 36 and
deaths the 2sth only ~ new cases and deaths the
next day $40 cases remained under Al Moscow
also, the cholera had nearly ceased On the l7h and 18th
August 5s persons were attacked and "a Of them died On
the 18th there remained 376 At Riga from the 18th
to the I'D ultmo, 22O and 6s deaths ured
On the morning Of the 23d 407 cases were under treatment
At Hcshgors the capital Of the Grand Duchy Of Finland
the cholera from It's ft appearance up the Gath ulmo
attacked 4s individuals 27 Of whom died. recovered and
is remained ILL., Al Berlin from 2 o'clock on the 9th Sep
tember TO the same hour the 7h there
The total number OF persons who up IL o'clock the
10th, were attacked in that capital 627, Of whom $50
died, ~ were cured, sRd 66 were under treatment At
S,ettn up to tue 4h there in all 625 Of cholera
81 cures AL Deaths and 80 under treatment
The 5h AZ Magdeboug up to the 5h the cholera attacked
65 persoDs, Of whom cured, succumbed and SO
were under treatment
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-21

misappying the assets would not be respon-
ste, Notwithstanding its implied knowledge Of the will
But when the second transfer (under which the stock
finally sold made to the Merchants Bank, the ccum-
then within the knowledge Of the Commercial and
Formers Bank abundany sufficient satisfy any
able mind that Samuel Jones using this stock for his pr
vate purposes For this transfer took place the Goth of
August 1912. The bank at that time knew that Talbot
Jones had been dead eight ycashat he died rchaDd that
the time bad long before elapsed within which the law Of Ma
ylsud requires estate be settled up by ad
mnisaor appeared by their transfer books that
the 4th OF May preceding tue same stock mad been transferred
by Samuel Jones the bank the other executor al
though he resided in town, being party the transfer
that on the 18th Of June in the year, reanscr
red by the Merchants Bank Samuel Jones in hisndvdua
right under the name Of Talbot Jones and Co. and by him
restored to the estate Of the days afterwards by
transfer TO himself and the other And when az
ter these ransacons all appearing the books Of the bank
he came again without his transfer il second
time 70 the Merchants Bank, could the officers Of the Com
merca and Farmers Bark doubt purposes r which this
second transfer made Familiar they have been
with the usual Of business banks and the usage Of
osnng money upon hypothrcaon Of stock could they have
tailed to see that Samuel Jones mappyng the Of
the estator and plpdging this stock for his individual
benefit Indeed the bank, IN lis answer does net deny it,
but on the contrary, impedly admits it, Fer the
states that The President had known that the transfer
about to be made by Samuel jones' be would have prevented
IT, Now, the bank IL equally chargeabe for the neglect
omission Of duty by the officer whom il had committed the
superntendence Of the transfers Of stock is for the
gect omissions Of its President aud such officer also
equally chsrgeabc with implied notice Of the will Of Talbot
Jones' and equally bound refuse the transfer when he saw
that Samuel Jones using this stock In violation Of bis
trust as executor And il the circumstances above mentioned
were not sufficient TO satisfy the bank officer, beyond all
souabe doubt that he using hem yet they
tany sufficient to create strong presumpons against him. and
70 make the duty Of the officer inquire before he allowed
the transfer to be made and he neglected make the in
quly when the fact could have been easily asceained
and either from negligence d design, without inquiry en-
abed he executor 10 convert the stock to his use the
bank is responsible for this negligence.
There another circumstance also which ought Of itself
to have created strong doubts in the mind Of the transfer Off
Ger OF the bank BY the Of Assembly Of Maryland Of
l7ss ch lOl, sub ch g. Is in the power Of the ex
ecutor to procure an order Of sale from the Orphans Court
whenever sale shall be Il is true that in the case
Of Alsndcr u.s. Rson Gin & John &c. the opinion Of the
court would seem TO have BEEN hs, Notwithstanding the act