Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-23
SUPREME COURT OF THE U. s.
Monday. february 10, 1926.

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Monday, February IS, 1926.
Mr. Justice Story appeared aud took hi. seat this day. ~
the case ss Of the Bod Of tic Uaiisd asainss
'u;~sa iese Jssa,on delivered the opinion If the an
the Gaze Of OTIS against JYafsr Judgment reversed
fcAirae .sa.:. Rsintsr was farther argued By
aud by Mr.. D. Hosmap for Plsinsig error.
The Of LutePage sgan. Forler va, argued By Mr.
Charles Elton Haynes, E;q Of Georgia, adn,lei to
Practice as Attorney Counsellor Law this
-. Tuesday, February II, 1926.
The argument Of the case Of Lpage against Fovr was
concluded by Dir Dbb for the sPpean' aud by M Talbot,
bot for The Appellant and by Mr. T,imbe for the Respondent
Wednesday, February Is, 1895.
The Of Chace and Others, Eaquex, opened
BY Mr. D. nan, and the appeal di.m''e NO final decree
-Tr sssa as. s SSSs wa,
ME- Scott for the plaintiff error and 6y M Webster Tor the
Heirs Of Bronti, plaiaiia error, and Grea, danaa,..
.s sfn 'ai !" srr'r ard ID, L Z, d. d:sn
plaintiff in Me Webster and Hammond argued Tor
Inc defendant an
Thursday, February i6 1926
Hade's Lessee, Pi.t.Ti. Error, L6nsworth, Defn
da"i Ere0r-rhe asu.ent in this case was continued 'y
MIR u.mmonJ, tor the Defendant in Error, aad AIR. Scott
an reply, for the plaintiff in
UnitedStae. Paintigin Error Yang,s"dt Defendant
~ Acknowledgements VI the court below reversed and
Scott, Eree.or Piaiaii5 Error vs.. Rantin Defendant
in ErrorW Of Error .ii,m.rl,
Fsrsi"', Plaintiff, W. Hart Erecuior, D.fendant-Th.s
ea'e was Argued by Mr.. Whiie,ey for the Plaintiff ami
DJ Peace, Esq. of Rhode Island, admitted as Atto
ney and Counsellor in this Count. -
Friday, February II, 1926.
Perkins Piaia.l 6eloss, Ba Erec9u,cr of Hart
endant te!op.Ths agun.eu tins was con,,,ued by
TAs Sap ,sas,s Fora, A. De B";sto &C. Appe,,ant,
DE- TA United States, the alligator Ipies &C.
Tue argument th commenced. by r Knapp, Tot
uercan Insurance Company, Appeaats, VS.. Peele and
o.h'rs, fPpesesCvnliuea lie term by order
Tie Cvurl.
Saturdays February 10, 1896.
ua' iana Fiora, &c APpeYants, Uaed States &C. p-
Knapp for the Appellants, BY Air. Blake for the Appel,e
MEssRs GALES S SsAroS:
The Ine!senc-6 this nornng. noticing the proceed
ass OF the Supreme Court OF the United States yesterday
says, The cause II Piles sgan, Bouidin and others
gued by Mr. Scott Plaintiff u sroi aud by AIR. Web
sier for tho defendants ia error'
The facts, that argued for the Plaintiff error aud there
20 have overlooked IN the supreme Court, would not
eethoush strangely Of hut 10 be taken Tor great men,
nS much san me, desire the eiror 10 stand u
corrected. - kespectlu.,y YOURS
I'VE not know how we can better eoreelh. involuntary
sso Of our than BY inserting the good
i",ais oi DOING nJu'tee] aa Editors.
Among the visitors at present to the Seat of Co
rerninent is that venerable and distinguished Re
publican and patriot, Albert Gallatln.
States, arrived in this City on Tuesday last from
the command on the Western frontier which he has
held for several years past.
John Cleves Symmes has arrived in this Civ.
ana delivered Lecture in explanation and support
OF his theory of the Earth. Typat. Int.
a bill has passed the Senate, and been received
IN the House of Representatives, for authorizing
survey Tor the route of Canal from the Atlantic
p Mexico he 81
FIorida. The same subject, it will be remembered
was early introduced TO the notice of the House OF
Representatives, by Mr. Webster. 1t is one of
some novelty, and OF great importance, whether W
consider the amount OF property, or the number of
Ives, whose loss will annually prevent by opcn-
ing sale navigation from the of these seas TO
the other. by an estimate, which we have seen, |
It appears that nearly million of property has been
lost during the present year, on the various reefs
sc around Cape Florida; and, as for the waste of
human lie, the facts disclosed in the following |
article, II not sustained by Others would
furnish powerful argument in favor of opening a
Canal through the isthmus;if practicable at almost
whatever EXPENSE Nat Int
- From Nantanzas.-A letter from an officer |
on board the U. schooner Grampus, of The 22d |
ultimo, says" We arrived this morning from a |
small island on the banks, called Bird Kew. where
aye went in search of some men wrecked there
they bad been cast away upwards of sixty days on |
tbs rock, and on our arrival we found they had all
died except one negro, who too weak to rise |
Their only susienance had been the blood of fish
hawks fer drink, and their flesh dried Tor meat; the
sltuson being barren anu sharp rock without any
noH or vegetation. There ihirty-six men |
cast on ts's rock, and you form no idea of the
horrid sight of thirty lying dead in heap,
one on the other, and the poor negro in the last |
exreHiities -