Hite v. Long
Supreme Court of Virginia
The statement of the ease, as exhibited by the Record, is so fully set forth by the Judge who delivered the opinion of the Court, that it is unnecessary to present it here.
1Opinion of the Court
Judge Coaltee.*
This is an action of Trespass, instituted by James Long, against Isaac Hite, in the Superior Court of Law for Frederick County, on the 31st July, 1818.
The first Declaration filed in the cause (at October Rules, 1S18,) is for this: that the said Hite, wjth force and arms, stopped, in the highway, a waggon and team belonging to the Plaintiff, and then in his possession, and took there-from one of the horses belonging to the team of the Plaintifl, in possession of the Plaintiff, and the property of the Plaintiff, of the value of $>200, and converted him to his own use, and other…
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