UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
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PRESENT ON YESTERDAY


Jokn A. Rockwell, Esq., of Norwich, Connec.
ticut, and George w. Brent, of Virginia, were
admitted Attorneys and Counsellors of this
Court. tea


No. 16.I James Payne ct al plaintiff u.s. Sanders
Nicely. Plaintiff in error in this case having been
called and not appearing, this writ of error was
dismissed with costs, on the motion Of Mr.. Mason,
Counsel for the defendent in error


Nos o. to 26 Mexican Buchanan plaintiff in
error Us James Alexander and MaryAnn Ander-
son, These were argued by Mr.. Attorney
General in behalf of the plaintiff in error


No. q, Hugh Garland, plaintiff in error ps
George M. Davis. This case was argued by Mr..
Coke for the defendent in error, and submitted on
printed brief by Mr. r. Brent in behalf of the
plaintiff in error.


Adjourned till Monday morning Ii O'Clock.


We stated in our last, that Levi Morgan
and his father John Morgan, charged with
having obtained money under false preten-
ces, had absconded leaving their bail minus
to the amount of $1700. 1t is but Just TO
say that they have returned, and on Satur-
day last, filed in Court their, affidavits stat
ing that they could not obtain fair and
impartial trial in Frederick County Court.
The penH was accordingly changed, and
the parties recognized for their appearance
on Sd Monday of March next, at How .
ard District Court of Anne Arundel coun-
y.-Fred. Examiner. .''h


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A lady asked Mr., Jeykill, g what was
the difference between solicitor, and an at
torneyF' 4@s


Precisely the same,o he answered, /" as
between crocodile and an alligator u bad





"What are the WAYS of Providence ~
asked a Sunday School teacher of an urchin
in his class. #un la "


"The Railroad to Boston, and steamboat
New York." was the reply. IA


A proposition being before certain City
Council to lay out public square, one Of
the worthy members arose and gravely ex-
pressed the wish that if square was deter
mined upon, it might be laid in circle--it
looked so much better.


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| There are three thousand and fifty-eight
| Teetotallers among the Cherokees, tribe
which is acquiring many of the virtues with
but few of the vices Of civilization.
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| Three thousand one hundred and forty eight
passengers passed over the Eastern Railroad on
| Wednesday last ta