BROWN v. BARRY

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3 U.S. 365 (1797)

3 Dall. 365

1 L.Ed. 638

BROWN Plaintiff in error, v. BARRY.

Supreme Court of United States.

August 15, 1797.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

From the judgment of the Circuit Court, the present writ of error was brought, a variety of exceptions were taken to the record, and after argument by Lee, Attorney General, for the Plaintiff in error, and by E. Tilghman, for the Defendant.


ELLSWORTH, Chief Justice. —

In delivering the opinion of the court, I shall briefly consider the exceptions to the record, in the order in which they have been proposed at the bar.

I. The first exception states, that the act of the Legislature of Virginia, passed in the year, 1748, on which the action is founded, as an action of debt, was not in force, when the bill of exchange was drawn, to wit, on the 11th...

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