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Stiles, Plf. in Er. Versus Donaldson
Supreme Court of the United States.
Sep 1, 1796.
Ingersoll, for the Defendant In Error,, Condy, for the Plaintiff in Error, submitted,
aagent and factor for the defendant.” To the admission of thievidence
But the Court were, unanimously, of opinion, that the accounts, on which the set-off had been claimed, were not within the act of Limitations; and that the Common Pleas had donright in admitting the evidence offered by the defendant.
Judgment affirmed.