
    Benjamin M. Mumford against Peter A. Cammann.
    ALBANY,
    August, 1805.
    The rule as to changing the venue, by a defendant, on account of the residence of his witnesses, does not apply between the counties of King's & New-York.
    THIS was an application to change the venue from the county of King's, to the city and county of New-York, on an affidavit, that all the witnesses of the defendant resided in the city of New-York.
   Per curiam.

The rule we have laid down, as to allowing the defendant to bring back the venue, when his witnesses reside in the county to which it is to be removed, and the plaintiff does not shew he has any where it is laid, cannot apply to a case like the present. The court-house of the county of King’s, is so contiguous to the city of New-York, that there is no hardship in carrying witnesses from one place to the other. There is hardly a county in the state, in which the witnesses who attend atrial, do not travel further than they will in the present suit. Take nothing, by the motion.  