States v. May
2 D.C. 507
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Bluebook
States v. May, 2 D.C. 507 (circtddc 1824).
Opinion
said that this is the return term of the writ; and that the Act of Congress was peremptory.
The marshal was then called upon, at the motion of the District Attorney, to return the writ; which being done the defendants were called, and not appearing, judgment was entered up against the defendants.
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