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From THE ALDJoS.

Lines trrtef in 1923 by Engiistmnn in aGliction.
Have hidden adieu to my country forever,
The victim of evils could control?
snail the friends, whom love, again welcome
To scenes and affections still dear my soul'
We scrv'd thee, my country, in trouble and anguish,
Endur'd thy neglect (Oh! how bitter to meg
And cen in despair though energies lahguish,
The murmurs utter-are utterd for thee.
Dear land, where wander d in LIES early season,
My bosom unrufiied by passion woe,
Ere infancy own'd the dominion of reason
lov'd thee-uni can fngret thee?-Oh no.
Forget thce!-Oh fIsaven-Nhiie shall cherish
One exquisite f.eug III proudly reveal
How. living, loved thee. dear Land.-wlen perish
u breathe ny last pray'r for thy Glory and Veal
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-06

R'HSiHS UHter.-The report ola comui,te for exam.
n'ng farms ~ Worcester Go. notices Tie method yyf
Col Henry. Of WestborO' uses 10 draw water from ?
d'cp "e'I T." supply hs cattle IN large pasture The
well stands high grouod one icg Of sinlou formed
Of lead pine i placed in the wen aud comes over The
top the other leg is carried down the Iil below The
level Of The wafer in he well The water flows con
hnuailv through this siphon, bent pipe and affords q
snnp for his whole stock The following dcscriptior
NC siphon Is given in BrNote,s Encyclopedia arile
P1eunaticS:
'The siphou IS a bent tube employed in CONVEYING,
fluid ON one vessel place TO another. By INNER
sing one extremity Of The tube in The water 10 be trans
ierred, AMI extracting tie air rom il by mans Of q
pump Tor by ibe mouth the pressure Of Tie a;rnosfb re
acting upon The surface Of the water causes il TO as
ccud into tie tube; end If the issuing lcr rlat psr
in which lie water dcscendsl be longer uan the
driving leg Ih'at in Which tic water ascendsl lie
water viii continue tofov through TIC tube.n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-06
SERENADE

Look GU: upon the stars my love,
And shame them with thine eyes.
On which, than on the lights above
There hang more dcstuies.
Nights beauty is the harmony
OF blending shades and light;
Then, Lady up-lnok out, and be
A sister To the night
Sleep ot!-,hine image wakes for aye,
Within my watching breast:
Sleep not! from her soft sleep should hy,
Who robs III hearts ef rest.
Nay, Lady, from thy slumbers break,
And make this darkness gay,
With looks whose brightness well might make
Or darker nights day.
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P'NcKHEY S PoEMs.--The last number of the North
American Review, has Introduced the acqua intance
OF new American poet; Edward Pmckrcy o Baltimore,
OF whom hs country may be proud We have not time to
40 any g more than present readers with speci-
men oi ~ superior talents. 'Wc will Gays the re-
Niewer) to ediSOp which in the antique spirit oil
ga!any and hyperholc Il the name of Harrington or
aew had been subscribed IL should TIA all proba-
o'ty Ike other autqunres, have been completely taken
nt'-IRnH NJ
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YIRGLAI4.

At rules holden in the clerks Office Of the superior court f
teubcr 1926
Augustine Davis, we'll on behalf himself as rl;c ,
creditors of Charles Purcell 'he elder deceased I,
make themselves parties iHs sui; md contribute hc
proportions Of INC costs thereof IU
against
William d. Wren, sergeant Of the city Of Richmond =;
whom tEc estate OF The saI Charles Purcell. f,e elder
deceased, committed o administrations Niicy hi,-
er, Henry Semble, Julia PICKET, Thomas I G. prrrsn
Maria Hammond Sally Hammond, and Elizabeth liam
mond, and John PURCELL Elizabctb Purcell Ellen PURGE,
and Sally Purcell, children Of john Purcell deceased
and Sarah Purcell, widow and adn'x Of Charles P,rc,r
the younger deceased and Eliza. John, and Allen Par
cell children and heirs Of the said Charles Purcell the
younger, d,ceastd, Dqs.
The defendants Maria Hammond, Sally Hammond ana
Elizabeth Hammond, not having entered thc apeararc
and given security according 10 the ofassenblr and thu
rules Of this court. and appearing by
that they arc not inhabitants of this country: II rs ore,o4
thai the said defendants do appear here on the first v ~
the next term aud answer the bill OF plaintiff: and m
copy Of this order be oribv ian inserted in some ne,s
per published u Tie city Of Richmond, for two months Sc
said city.
50 Cory. Tes,c I'm, ". 5lE.yINIg.
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Dec
FRESH HATS
or TIEH g.AIIsl TAaTTEo1ys.

OF TIIN I.AALSI E'AHEfEOTTS.
FkNHE subscriber takes the liberty informing his friends
n ard the public, that he has just returned from ew-
York, with splendid above goods: con-
ssng of the follow my kinds, viz Gentlcmels ls Cd and
Sd qualities black Beavers do do Casters; do do imta-
t"n Beavers; is I'd and Sd qualities Roran,s; YOUTHS an-
chldren'S hats caps, and large assortment Of
WOOL HATS, OF various qualires-sll Of which have
selected in person, and friends
that they such as give satisfaction;
all amy d" which feel disposed sell for small advance
fur cash only.
also continue manufacture hats Of every decriptjo
according order, the shortest hats repaired
and tie smallest favor gratefully acknowledged.
JOHN THOMPSON.
N Il. Those indebted to me whose are Of six
months standing, requested call discharge the,
same aud those whom Indebted Will please 10 hand
in their accounts fur pay nreut.
Sep9 IT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-06

a tydalc-Capt Hebron OF the Whale ship Ns..
tnn Of New London has written home fiat on The
I'm OF August he fell IN with Il school Of Sperm Whale:
I've owered lis boat and fastened TO one. the line
got ronnd the IogeIhead and took the boat down and
ith II Nathan Fish the seersrnan. The boat annear-
ed ~ about twenty mnntes:and he with it, but before
the boat could DC turned, the whale took both dozen
again. When the whale The second lime the nm
fortunate man was cut loose. OF course drowned The
lane was found wound round his finger and that hoIJina
only b, part OF the skin. lie was one Of The bel
on board
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-06
> COHHEN'S
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE,
nnunsiL, liz EngLs IInlcL R,chn,n,,d

IL At CoHENs OFFIcT, in the late State aud other
lotteries sold the great capital prizes Of 100000 dol
lars Of 10000 dollars Of 10000 dollars, 10000
dollars. OF 10000 dollars II Of 10000 dollars, s. Of
5000 dollars Sc. Sc and rtre capital prises hare
been obioi7ed Ho1, 0touv ofter o1ice ~ aBertca.
81 Prizes in any OF the Lotteries will be received in
payment
Ordcrs from any part or the United States, by mail or
private conveyance, enclosing the cash prizes post paid
Tor tickets, packages certificates shares, will tie
same prompt end purctual attention, If personal
To-
il. COHEN, IN. & BROTHERS
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Tickets in the above Lottery can be had AT the
NIANAGENs' CEEECE,

Under Tie EnSIe Hotei, Rchmonh IIir@iitia
AT THE FOLLOWING RATES:
Whole Ticket So; Half do. s.; Quarter dc. 81 50.
Packages of twelve tickets, embracing the 30 Nos of the
Lottery. which must of necessity draw $50 SO nett with
so many chances for capitals shares of packages may
br had a the rate
Prizes in the Lotteries OF New York Jersey Penn
syvauia, Delaware, Maryland, ashmcou City Virginia
Orders, enclosing the cash prizes, above free or
postage, fn' tickets shares viii with prompt
ton, if addressed
J.B. YATES, (n,s
A. M'INTYRE, NlA"AoERs-
Dec
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-06

ENHE General Meeting n the Members Of the Mutual
q Assurance Society against Fire Buildings of the
State Of Virginia, will he held the Office Of the said So
ciety on Monday, the 3Otb day Of January, 1926.
Jan 97-w4f
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STOP THE IILL.4j.N-!

kN Friday the 9TH day of November ult the subsc.
- Der loaned BAY HORSE, to certain JOHN C.
O'NEAL, fie, as he said, to Mr. Koyo.I,r'. ~,
lie was to return te next day but been hes ri of
sncethe Horse IS full sixteen hands high strong and ar
i've ave years old last spring, has snip i'm his face
shod before, and is natural lrotter-Tlc sal O'Nr;l -
and took away he following property belonging TO me-
SILVER watch new bride and saddlebag and also sad
dle belonging To a neighbor Of mine. JOHN C. ONr.-
not returning my property according promise consider
hm as having St5ten the same. reward of ry doInrs
WIN be pad Tor returning the property, and TIM dollars
io TIE property and said NEAL lie Ilish s, hrol-
MASTER about SIX feet high, slender made somewhat
OF stoop IN bis walk, far compieXon has fair sair a,r.
mouth, mas few smallpox marks his face he Is s
dressed, his hat rather cre side Of his bea. i
fond cf stroag drink and when iaeb,iaed Is
GpbP's To rIe poetry, oud grind grammar On reen
leafs plan; - very laxative and ia every respect ,ost
consummac Villain. Any information res pect;ng So
oNeal or property, will thankfully received BESIDE
compensation. GEORGE ~ ArsC
DarkeIey county, Va bec J. g21sf
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TIRGLNT4:

of chanccry for the Richmond district the eth day Of
NoveJpber, 1895:
Thomas T Boudin acting * 'or OF David Ross, decd
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HiGEEsT PRIZE
HOO, 9 % = O&sTsARG g!

oheT numerous Capitals, combined with the very low, rate
OF the Tickets, have caused umexampled demand
morn eve! par 81 the tn"n, and they already
coming Distaut Adventures should tberrc,,e
forward their orders without delay order TO secure
chances for the Prizes contained in the following
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-06

The American N've's, THE Refuge" Valley of
NE Hhenand 'a Ihe Stranger of the VALLEY, -
cacl in - r .s.r..- aava 1T ,o, rra,,pl; Ii >
Lonfoe 7 q. r- are ,s nI.oneI, printe1,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-06

1890 Tickets, eI4.2OO DoLIAKs.
Present price Of TYcbefe.
Tickets IS Quarters ST 50
Halves 3 Eichths -
Packages Of Twelve Tickets, embracing tie rirtv-sx
numbers Of the Lottery which necessity draw
least twenty-five dollars and fifty nett with many
chances los te capitals Shares OF Packages, may be
had at In .auIc rate VIZ:
a certificate OF y wi ole tickets, SIC so
a certificate Of - half tickets % IS
certificate Of Il quarter ticsets, II 81
s certificate OF II eighth tickets. s 81
Tickets. Shares anil Contributes far 5aie ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-06

BUENos AYREs, Oct. II, lG25.-The House of Rep
rcscntativos has passed the follow ing decree:
ART. l. Ti4e hight ofcverr man to WORSHIP his Crca
Tor according IL hrs conscience, shall be yio+ bic.
ART he =. lgious liberty guaranteed b, the nre
c'fhS az CO. stall be subject to the requirements Of
morals, p,a- ]rler and the existing laws OF The conn
IT,
The Z, 80, Of the Argos remarks, that this law will
constitute an epoch in the history Of their social i'm
prov ement.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-06

Diz nov ENtrac CT of aPvate letter from Trieste
dated The 4h Instant "Ai>eoonrbi sus,sins and dfd
tSel vaitan'ly Several austrian been taken
10y the Greeks The brig our best vessels on
e' nom SMYRNA with Thirty Turkish passengers, fell
in with armed Greek vessel An engagement ens,,ed
when She was captured. the put the sword he
brig sunk Only III Of the Turkish passengers we've pre-
served III the hope Of obtaining large ransom for them
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-06
SPLENDID SCHEME.

1880 Prizes, amounting 10 $4,000 Do11ARs.
The whole payable in CASH and which as usual AZ
COHEN'S OFFICE, can be had the MOMENT ruEy ARr
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OUTRAGE
lW Y. Eng.

The statement, made by MIR. Lacoste, master
OF vessel called the Desdemona, lust arrived a,
New York, we give as we find it in the Mercan-
tile Advertiser. We do not mean to mpeach the
truth OF the statement, but, as II is difficult TO SUD-
pose that Mexican commander would wa,tonlv
commit such an outrage on vessel of the United
STATES trading 10 his country, and as no one will
believe, on such testimony, that Com. Porter had
authorized conduct improper, we must recol-
Iect that the statement is entirely ex pafte, and
suspend an opinion until the inquiry which will
doubtless be made into the affair, shall have advised
Us Of the real facts Sisal is seaport on the North
side ofthe province Of Yucstan. Nat Inf.
New YORK, Oct. 20. The following occur
renee, communicated by Captain Lacaste, of the
Desdemona, which arrived last evening, will
without doubt, be investigated by our government
and If found correct, il is hoped the aggression
will not be suffered to pass off without stonement
{" The Desdemons left Sisal Harbor, October
at p NJ. bound TO New York. At midnioL,
was four times fired at by the Mexican BRIG If
war Victoria, captain Mgchn, the fourth, being
cannon shot, fell within feet Of the main chains
and compelled me to heaYe to. The Victoria ,bsr
ranged ahead Of the ship. At Q a M hailed and
asked In English, what ship? After answering
their questions, inquired what vessel that was
they replied bis Brtanc majesty s brig Beaver.
then desired that he would despatch me immediate
", but was answered must lie by until daylight
demonstrated in vain. At2, 30 the launch was
sent with twenty-five armed men, Of whom. Ave
we're soldiers with muskets and bsyonets Thev
took charge Of the ship, and made strict search
Tor documents TO prove her in an illicit trsde.-
They by force OF arms took from me nv trgnL
containing, with ships documents and sealed LEI
ters 10 eonsgnees and owners, all my personal and
private papers, and then demanded the ships reejs
ter; mas refused 10 give up except with ny life,
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Tiis expected prohibition Will give lie 10 ell
Spectators of American Produce, some OF whom
tro,tins about nimbly yesterday, looking for
Sellers who had not heard the news.
:" The Americans will soon find The necessity OF
giving way, and we have no doubt they will do so.
The public will give US credit OF having anticipa-
ted. from our own recollection, the cause which
occasioned this in,erdiction; the publication of the
Official minute proves opinion correct.
Z" As soon as the United States Congress meets
which will be on the 4th OF December, they will
take the matter into slider alton, If it be not pre-
viously settled by means of the discretionary powe
vested in the American and British Executives
Indeed expect that this misunderstanding viii
soon be accommodated perhaps it is SO already
A few months may bring reversal OF the inter
diction.'
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noi being able my SELF, through sickness, to proceed
win It on board. Shortly after my trunk wa
returned, but all the sealed letters, ,wenty-four
number, were retained by Captain Machn. The
placed one Of their own at the helm, anI
ordered me into confinement in the ships cabirl
then again mentioned my illness and the confipI
ed state OF air in the cabin having cargo stowey
In It. They then made prisoners of my officers anil
myself, on the quarter deck, and imprisoned tbl
seamen in the forecastle. BY force of arms, the,
! prevented me from hoisting American ensign n
the mzen peak. After daylight, l was permit,eI
10 proceed with the ships boat and crew on boar,
the Victoria. was again imprisoned with tv q =
my men; the boat taken from me and r.
some time used in their service. When Capta;
Nlachn called me down TO examine my reo;s,o
and letters. l strenuousy demonstrated agains, h;
breaking any of The seals stating that several wa
to persons OF high standing in New York. canab,
oil carrying prosecution TO great extent, vet h
persisted and broke seven of the seals when
further demonstrated against the rash proceed;r0
the ransacking OF my ship, takirg it from me. an
imprisonins myself and crew, he told me in replv
that such were Commodore Porter s orders ,bo
stated 10 him that would lay my remons,rano
before the government of the United States. Fl
then New into violent rage, calling me an io.o
lent American son OF a b-h After having he,
armed possession of the ship eight hours, / W,
dismissed, with liberty to proceed on my yorape
They urged many pressing invitations TO INV c,eu
to ship on board the Victoria offering fourtee, dol
lars per month, three months pay in advance. an
twenty dollars bounty, to prevail on them 10 desc
the ship, and thereby leave me in dlstress.''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES %.


The second annual Show and fair of The aericul-
tural sorety OF Albemsrle ook place at Mr.. Sam
uel o. Minors, near Charlottesville, on the 10Th
and 9th inst. On this occasion there were a
large number Of competitors for the premiums.
he horses aud other animals exhibited, were, per
maps, not inferior 10 any in the state Among the
Agricultural implements offered, there were many
which met the highest appreciation OF the he
judges. The quality of the domestic manufactures.
was such AS to reflect the highest credit on the
taste and skill OF the manufacturers Some of the
blankets were disposed of at auction, on the
ground, for about fourteen dollars pair We hav.
not been able TO procure the names of the success
iui candidates, but will publish the list with an au-
theniic account of the whole proceedings, as soon
as II shall have been prepared by the society
The annual address to the Society was delivered
By the President, Col. THOMAS MANN RAN
DoLPH. 1t was ordered TO be pria,ed for dstribu-
lion by the unanipous of the members present.
Central Gaz
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WASHINGTON RACES.


The race of yesterday was highly interesiino
-Four horses started for the purse; sonle of them
were known TO fame, and on one or other Of tbese
me majority OF the beters made their calculations
OF success; but great was the Disappointment
S1Hy Hope, whose name was unknown TO tho
turi, anG wi'hal too modest 10 inspire confidence
Or tear, offered herself amongst the competitors
Tor the prize. AT the word " go,'' she took the
lead, and was permitted TO keep ii throughout
without being pressed, her calculating adyeTsa,ie'
moderately training in her rear surprising the frs,
neat would exhaust her wind, and leave the viz
tory to hun who should show most sretd and OF
tom in 'hs following heats.
AT The TAP OF the drum, az four came ur fresh
10 the second heat Miss Hone again tool, The
lead she kept 1t the first round-e,ery eve ,vs.
ui'ee'el 70 her competitors, confident th,t some
one OF '"em would make an effort TO vrest the
heat from 50 obscure rival, and maintain tb.;.
well-eafnei reputation. At tbi. rnop,so, ,b. ~,
isn', or rather ungaIlaut, young Fair6qr, sprseo
forward and passed Der. lie Kept the lead half /,
nils' when bs fleet adversary shot AHEAD Of him
ana TOOK The second heat also, 20 the surprise oI
every body and the dsmsy OF the knowing ones.
I'm following is the order oftbs two heats:
Mr. Garnspn's s. (. Sally HOPE
III. Pouef's g. c. Fairfax .
Mr.. Badgers b. C. Trunrefer =
Colonel se@aI's C. Sir Humphrey dist.
Time OF - heat m. 50 seconds. The We,
'hef was very fine, and The course in good order
The passe 60 day is 200 dollars. The follow
ing hrsi 1aie horses expected 10 start. Soyfbey
EefPsc, Retsey Richnds, Him White. ma
fH"t0' and oscar. Nat Int, oct %.
THtRD nAY.
he Race q yes crlay, from tie reputation, If
be horses, excited general anticipation If
well contested he'd Iris expectation ho,veyc,
was not fe''zed, a. tie following s,stemen, Of
tie heats viii sheyy:
Eliza White
.oH,beIh &c ~ 2 dist
q 'aisn'as q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-03
THE MYSTERY REvEATFn

Yesterday we were At loss 10 know what had
brought Mr.. Sergeant 10 this City; or vbv he
should have been in consultation with the Pre.i.
dent. The New York Commercial Advertiser and
the National Gazette received this mornioq. cas-,
some light upon this subject We refer our reader.
TO the extracts below, from which it would apoear
thar The Congress of nations have no use for Mr.
Sergeant Instructions, and that he is President
OF tie Manumssion COnrenfOnl
The N. Y. Commercial Advertiser is edited bv
M Stone, one Of the worthy Delegates, who, in
defending this Convention, says:
The editors in question affect TO take alarm AT
the proposed meeting Of Delegates from the seve.
raj Mannmission Societies, and speak of the Con-
vention as new and horrible thing. But they ei
lher DO or ought to know th,t meetings of this
Kind lave been beld for nineteen years past. Last
year il was held at Philadelphia. when societies
irom Rhode Island, New York. PennsvIvania
Maryland and Tennessee were REPRESENTED A.
this Convention JOHN SERGEANT. was cbos-
en- President, and DANIEL RAYMOND NJ
Baltimore, Wee President And as il was under
stood That there were other societies at the Sonth
oesirous oi being rcpr esenied, a. matter of con-
Ysn'ence resolution was passed, directing the
next annual meeting TO be held in B,l,inore.
w. (jfU TeI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-03

The National Intelligencer of Friday and Saiur-
day contains the Revised Report of the Board of
Engineers on the Defence of the Sea-Board. The
great length OF this document excludes it. in an
entire shape, from columns Nevertheless az
1t embraces many topics {; facts of general interest,
we shall endeavor TO present our readers to-ur,r
row with condensed view of its contents. The
report is chiefly confined to the sabiec, of forti-
hcations but there are some considerations in il
touching our Navy and Interior Communications
as connected with these contemplated permanent
deiences, which are also of great interest
The total expense OF compleiely fortfying the
maritime frontier, which is estimated at sixteen mil
lions and half, ought not TO alarm nation which
has sea-cost of more than three thousand. three
hundred miles. -The number of troops reouireI
for garrisons of the projsc'ed defences would be
about three thousand nine hundred in peace and
about Thirty three thousand in war But the cir
cumslance most decisive of he propriety of cor.
nlete system OF Notifications is, that according 10
the report, the cost OF erecting them would exceed
by scarcely million the expense of single cam
paign OF months, where only the requisite number
OF troops should be employed. Bat. finer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-03
THE DISPUTE SETTLED hrt,sr

=, LIE DISPUTE SETTLED At LAST.
Ahe Official returns made to the Office of the
Secretary Of State Of Indiana give to Mr.. Bake =
majority OF twenty-one votes over Mr.. Boon in
me late election for Representative from the first
district OF that State Mr.. Blake had ,223 votes.
Mr. Boon, 5.2O2; and Mr.. Shuer 1888. This
statement removes all the doubts that have been
occcsioned by the contradictory accounts hereto
lore given Of the result Of the election in this dis
trict.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-03

The Msssschaseft. AgGcuitvfal Iciety hold it,
annual meeting on "wednesday, At Brighton, in this
vicinity. The number OF cattle sad variety Of
rnanu'acu ed articles not altogether so great
IS we have seen on some former occasions: bui
shoald be fecoiiscis5 ihs, inliaf Feiss were held
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-03

Ia Connecticut, judge Dass has decided tina,
state court has not an babeas corpus iurisdc,on.
where the prisoner Is committed under PROCESS
from United States Court.
II has been decided by the supreme court Of
Ma's"chuse'is' that the proprietor Of a Newspaper
Is not accountable for damage hat may arise f. ON
an error in publishing an advertisement, beyopd ,bs
price for the insertion.