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Lynch v. Wood (1788). · Go Syfert

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Lynch versus Wood

Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas, Philadelphia County.

Jun 15, 1788.

1 Dall. 310

1 U.S. 310

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allowed the charges for swearing the witnesses, and for their attendance; but rejected those for agency and travelling.

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