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and by leave of the court according
& the Statute in such cases
made, complains of
trespass
whereas the said
defendant, heretofore to wit, on the
and forty two,
aforesaid
made an assault on her the said plain
tiff and then and there beat and
ill-treated her
and then and there imprisoned and detained and
to wit, ten days, and
against the will of the said
plaintiff
state. and the said plaintiff avers
that before
and at the time of the communitting the
aforesaid,
that the defendant held and still holds her the
said
said plaintiff says that she has here
hundred
dollors, and therefore she
her
Margaret Jackson &
at
that he is not guilty of the said supposed grievances
or
other of them in manner & form
of this for
(a woman of Color) vs
& suit for freedom
Dams & 500
filed
Gamble & Walker
Judgment of freedom
17 p 441