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The National Republican And Cincinnati Daily Mercantile Advertiser
Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio
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The U.S. Supreme Court session began last Tuesday, with Chief Justice Marshall and most judges present; Judge Baldwin absent due to illness. New attorneys from various states were admitted. A habeas corpus motion seeks release of Tobias Watkins. The Georgia Missionaries suit will be discontinued.
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The Supreme Court has been in session since Tuesday last. Present, Chief Justice Marshall, Judges Story, Duval, Thompson, McLean.—Judge Baldwin has been prevented from attending by indisposition.
The following gentlemen have been admitted and sworn attorneys and counsellors of the Court:
R. T. LYTLE, of Cincinnati, Ohio
J. R. Livingston, Jr. of New York.
Junius H. Hatch, of New York.
WM. L. BRENT, of Maryland.
Wm. S. FULTON, of Arkansas.
Wm. M. OLIVER, of New York.
A preliminary rule has been moved for in the court with a view to obtain the release of Tobias Watkins, by habeas corpus.
The Georgia Question, with regard to the Missionaries, is at an end. The suit in the Supreme Court is to be discontinued.—Globe.
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judge baldwin prevented from attending by indisposition; suit in the supreme court is to be discontinued
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The Supreme Court has been in session since Tuesday last. Present, Chief Justice Marshall, Judges Story, Duval, Thompson, McLean. Judge Baldwin has been prevented from attending by indisposition. The following gentlemen have been admitted and sworn attorneys and counsellors of the Court: R. T. LYTLE, of Cincinnati, Ohio; J. R. Livingston, Jr. of New York; Junius H. Hatch, of New York; WM. L. BRENT, of Maryland; Wm. S. FULTON, of Arkansas; Wm. M. OLIVER, of New York. A preliminary rule has been moved for in the court with a view to obtain the release of Tobias Watkins, by habeas corpus. The Georgia Question, with regard to the Missionaries, is at an end.