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Samuel Peck, Plaintiff in error, v. Mary Young, 1843 — 42 U.S. 250 · caselaw · US
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Samuel Peck, Plaintiff in error, v. Mary Young
42 U.S. 2501 How. 250·Supreme Court of the United States·1843
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Samuel Peck, Plaintiff in error, v. Mary Young.
In error to the Court for the trial, of Impeachments and Correction of Error, of the state of New York.
[MAJORITY]
Tfie counsel for the plaintiff in error, having filed a statement in writing, setting forth that the matters ip controversy in this case had been agreed and settled between the parties; it is thereupon now here considered and adjudged by this court tha t this writ of error bé and the saíne is hereby dismissed, at the cost of the plaintiff in error.