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Camberling versus M'Call, 1798 — 3 U.S. 477 · caselaw · US
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Camberling versus M'Call
3 U.S. 4773 Dall. 477·Supreme Court of Pennsylvania·1798·PA
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Opinion
Camberling versus M'Call.
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Judgment was, accordingly, entered for the Defendant