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Joseph Seelye.
3?4 UPPEE CANADA COURT EECOEBS.
John. McNaulty vs.
Abner Booth.
Daniel Pattison vs.
Enoch Mallery.
The jury having returned into Court say by Justus, Sherwood, Esquire, their foreman, that they find a verdict for the plaintiff, viz.: Unanimously agreed, that Joseph Seelye pay Thomas Knowlton twelve pounds, ten shillings, currency, for debt and damages on the Bond, and lawful interest on the said sum from the eighteenth day of May, 1789, till actual payment.
The Court having consi...dered the verdict of the jury do confirm the same, and condemn the defendant to pay costs of suit, to be taxed.
The parties in this suit being desirous to refer their cause to the decision of an arbitfation, the Court do there- fore consent to indulge them, on condition of costs of suit already incurred being paid. The persons appointed for this purpose are Justus Sherwood, of Augusta, Esquire, Thomas Sherwood, of Elizabethtown, Esquire-, and Allen Grant, of Elizabethtown, aforesaid, yeoman, by mutual consent of the parties and by approbation of the Court.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Joseph Seelye.
3?4 UPPEE CANADA COURT EECOEBS.
John. McNaulty vs.
Abner Booth.
Daniel Pattison vs.
Enoch Mallery.
The jury having returned into Court say by Justus, Sherwood, Esquire, their foreman, that they find a verdict for the plaintiff, viz.: Unanimously agreed, that Joseph Seelye pay Thomas Knowlton twelve pounds, ten shillings, currency, for debt and damages on the Bond, and lawful interest on the said sum from the eighteenth day of May, 1789, till actual payment.
The Court having consi...dered the verdict of the jury do confirm the same, and condemn the defendant to pay costs of suit, to be taxed.
The parties in this suit being desirous to refer their cause to the decision of an arbitfation, the Court do there- fore consent to indulge them, on condition of costs of suit already incurred being paid. The persons appointed for this purpose are Justus Sherwood, of Augusta, Esquire, Thomas Sherwood, of Elizabethtown, Esquire-, and Allen Grant, of Elizabethtown, aforesaid, yeoman, by mutual consent of the parties and by approbation of the Court.
What to read after Records of the Early Courts of Justice of Upper Canada?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Fraser to read onlineMoreLess
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