Thompson v. Clarke
2 D.C. 145
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Thompson v. Clarke, 2 D.C. 145 (circtddc 1817).
Opinion
(nem. con.) stopped Mr. Key in reply, and refused to instruct the jury that the petitioner was not entitled to freedom under the will,
Verdict for the petitioner, and judgment. Although the title of several other of the slaves depended upon the same will, no writ of error was issued. See the case of Fenwick v. Chapman, 9 Pet. 461, accord.
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Fenwick v. Chapman
34 U.S. 461 (Supreme Court, 1835)
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