Dunlop v. Munroe
Supreme Court of the United States
1Opinion of the Court 1
11 U.S. 242
7 Cranch 242
3 L.Ed. 329
DUNLOP
v.
MUNROE.
March 9, 1812
1
Present. All the Judges.
2
ERROR to the Circuit Court for the district of Columbia, sitting at Washington, in an action wherein James and John Dunlop were Plaintiffs, and Thomas Munroe, the deputy post-master at Washington, was Defendant.
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The declaration after having been several times amended, contained nine counts.
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1. The first count was as follows—Thomas Munroe, late of Washington county, gentleman, was attached to answer unto James Dunlop and John Dunlop in a plea of trespass on the case, &c. whereupon the said James and John,…
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