State v. Oliver

Supreme Court of New Jersey

State v. Oliver

1 N.J. (Manumission) 18

Supreme Court of New Jersey·Decided September 15, 1787·Published

Opinion

THE Court after hearing the Arguments of Counfel, are of Opinion, that the faid John B. Oliver enter into Recognizance in Five Hundred Pounds, conditioned that he do not fend or fuffer to be fent, the Negro Kate mentioned in the laid Habeas Corpus, out of this State, till the Court {hall take further Order therein at the next Term. Recognizance entered into accordingly by the laid John B. Oliver.

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THE Court after hearing the Arguments of Counfel, are of Opinion, that the faid John B. Oliver enter into Recognizance in Five Hundred Pounds, conditioned that he do not fend or fuffer to be fent, the Negro Kate mentioned in the laid Habeas Corpus, out of this State, till the Court {hall take further Order therein at the next Term. Recognizance entered into accordingly by the laid John B. Oliver.

State v. Oliver, 1 N.J. (Manumission) 18 (N.J. 1787).

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