18 Johns. 253
Decided August 15, 1820
New York Supreme Court · decided 1820-08-15
THE defendants were natives of New Jersey, and came to the city of New-York about the year 1811, where they were engaged in the mercantile business, until the year 1815, when they removed to Granville, in the state oí Mississippi, where they permanently settled, and have -since resided and carried on business.
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Decided 1820-08-15
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¶1The motion, in this case, is not grounded on any irregularity in the proceedings ; and we shall not, therefore, relieve, except on terms. The defendant, if he wishes to reverse the proceedings, on the facts stated, must resort to a writ of error. But, without giving, any opinion on the case as stated in the affidavits, we must deny *257the motion, unless the defendant puts in good special on a writ to be issued in a new action. bail,
¶2Rule accordingly.