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CLARKE v. RUSSEL

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3 U.S. 415 (1799)

3 Dall. 415

1 L.Ed. 660

CLARKE, v. RUSSEL.

Supreme Court of United States.

February 11-13, 1799.

February 19, 1799.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

The general errors being assigned, and issue being joined on the plea in nullo est erratum, the cause was argued by Lee, the Attorney General, Howell (of Rhode-Island) and Ingersoll, for the Plaintiff in error; and by E. Tilghman, Dexter (of Massachusetts) and Robbins (of Rhode-Island) for the defendant in error.(a)

The opinion of the Court, after some days deliberation, was delivered by the Chief Justice, in the following terms.

ELLSWORTH, Chief Justice. —

This cause comes up on a bill of exceptions, on the face of which three exceptions appear.

1. That bills of exchange, which had been non-accepted, and protested for non-payment, were admitted in evidence unaccompanied by protests for non-acceptance. According...

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