Justice Marshall in 1819 was a far cry from the Justice Marshal of the Virginia debates, where he opined that the states retained all powers not delegated, and could resume those powers.
But Justice Ginsberg Marshall writes, 'Why else were some of the limitations, found in the ninth section of the 1st article, introduced?' Duh, to LIMIT federal powers. Then he REVERSES the meaning of Amendment X, which reserves ALL powers not delegated nor prohibited to the states, to reserve all powers not EXPRESSLY delegated.
You have to remember, Chief Justice John Marshall is the hero to Wlat, the worshipper of Michael Moore, and Lincolnite that despises Presidents Bush (elder and son) and Ronald W. Reagan. In fact, Wlat never voted for a single Republican President. And if Walt wasn't tied up, he would probably come back and defend John Marshall - his liberal hero.
But that isn't what it says. Nowhere is the word expressly used.