Fidelio v. Dermott
1 D.C. 405
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Fidelio v. Dermott, 1 D.C. 405 (D.D.C. 1807).
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The Court
gave the direction as prayed.
wishing the question of law might be reargued on a motion for a new trial in ease the verdict should be against the petitioner, ■ — ■
The petitioner’s counsel then gave in evidence the will of James R. Dermott, by which he bequeathed the petitioner his freedom after a service of four years.
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