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1762.
A Letter from James Steel, Receiver General and Secretary of the Land Office, to the Surveyor General’s Deputy in Cheſter County in theſe Words, “Friend Iſaac Taylor, Philadelphia, 3d 2m 1719.—James Logan has agreed that the Bearer hereof William Willis ſhall have 500 Acres of Land at Coneſtogoe. Pleaſe to ſurvey it to him and the Warrant ſhall be ready.—Thy loving Friend,
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Cases ruled and adjudged in the
cutor indorſed, unleſs there was really a Proſecutor exiſting, for the Words in the Act are, the Proſecutor. And as no Perſon in the preſent Caſe is proved to be active in carrying on the Proſecution, the Defendant muſt plead to the Indictment without any Indorſement.
It was then moved, that the Defendant himſelf might be ſworn to prove the Perſon proſecuting; but denied by the Court, who ſaid it muſt be proved by indifferent Witneſſes.
September Term, 1762.
Nixon and Harper verſus Long and Plumstead.
The Proteſt of a Maſter of a Ship, allowed to be given in Evidence.
April Term, 1763.
| William Alden, Chief Juſtice. |
| William Coleman, Juſtice. |
The Leſſee of Fothergill and others verſus Christian Stover.
“ James
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