A Report of the Whole Trial of Gen. Michael Bright, and Others, Before ... - Michael Bright (Gen.), Thomas Lloyd

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A REPORT,

OF THE WHOLE TRIAL OF

GEN. MICHAEL BRIGHT,

AND OTHERS;

BEFORE

WASHINGTON & PETERS,

IN THE

CIRCUIT COURT, OF THE UNITED STATES,

IN AND FOR

THE DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA,

IN THE THIRD CIRCUIT;

ON AN

INDICTMENT

FOR OBSTRUCTING, RESISTING, AND OPPOSING THE
EXECUTION,

OF THE

WRIT OF ARREST,

ISSUED OUT OF

THE DISTRICT COURT OF PENNSYLVANIA;

IN THE CASE OF GIDEON OLMSTEAD AND OTHERS, AGAINST THE
SURVIVING EXECUTRICES OF DAVID RITTENHOUSE, deceased.

BY THOMAS LLOYD,

THE ARGUMENTS OF COUNSEL, AND CHARGE OF THE JUDGE, REVISED
BY EACH RESPECTIVELY.

PHILADELPHIA;

PRINTED FOR P. BYRNE.

1809.

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PUBLIC LIBRARY

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ASTOR, LENOX AND TILDEN FOUNDATIONS 1900.

DISTRICT OF PENNSLYLVANIA, TO WIT:

BE IT REMEMBERED, That on the Sixth day of May, is the Thirt. Third Year of the Independence of the ¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶ited States of America, A. D. 1809, Patrick Byrne of the said District, hath deposited this Office, the Title of a Book the Righ whereof he claims as proprietor in the Words following, to wit: "A Report of the whole Trial Washington and Peters, in the Circe Michael Bright and others before Court of the United States, in and for the District of Pennsylvania, in the Third Circuit, on an Indictment for Obstructing, Resisting, and Opposing the Execution of the Writ of Arrest issued out of the District Court of Pennsylvania, in the case of Gideon Olmstead, and others against the Surviving Executrices of David Rittenhouse, deceased. By Thomas Lloyd; the Arguments of Counsel and Charge of the Judge revised beach respectively

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