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THOMPSON v. MUSSER

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1 U.S. 458 (1789)

1 Dall. 458

THOMPSON Plf. in Err., versus MUSSER: TWO Actions.

Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.

September 1, 1789.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Upon these records the general errors were assigned, and in nullo est erratum pleaded in both causes. They were argued together, first at Lancaster, and, afterwards, in two different terms, at Philadelphia, by Bradford, Lewis, and Wilson, for the Plaintiff in Error; and by Chambers, Hartley, Yeates, J.B. M`Kean, Sergeant, and Ingersoll for the defendant.

The causes being held under advisement for a considerable time, in hopes that a compromise would take place between the parties, THE JUDGES now delivered their opinions separately and at large.

M`KEAN, Chief Justice:

The arguments on the records before the Court, have been ably and learnedly enforced. To these, and to the authorities produced on both sides, I shall briefly refer, while I consider in their order, the...

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