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Martin, (Attorney-General,) for the defendant, [See his argument in the court of appeals, Post.]
Johnson, for the petitioner, was about to reply, but was stopped by the court.
Slavery (Before 1865)
Petition for Freeom: MAHONEY v.ASHTON (1799) - Attorney-General for the defendant
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