United States v. Clancey
1 D.C. 13
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United States v. Clancey, 1 D.C. 13 (D.D.C. 1801).
Opinion
[14]*14The Attorney for the United States offered the owner of the goods as a witness. The counsel for the prisoner objected, because, by the Act of Congress, half of the fine is to go to the owner.
The witness executed a release to the United States of his half of the fine, whereupon he was sworn.
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