De Haven v. Henderson
1 U.S. 424, 1 Dall. 424
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De Haven v. Henderson, 1 U.S. 424, 1 Dall. 424 (1789).
Opinion
The oath of the Plaintiff must be received to prove what has become of the order. It is, I think, the only way in which satisfactory information can be obtained on a point of this nature.
The Plaintiff, being accordingly sworn, and proving the loss of the order, he was allowed to proceed in examining the witness as to its contents.
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