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3 Yeates 395

Potter v. Norman

Supreme Court of Pennsylvania

Decided March 15, 1802

Supreme Court of Pennsylvania · decided 1802-03-15

Case stated for the opinion of the court. — Summons in debt 260I. returnable to September term 1800, in Montgomery county. Sheriff returned, summons served on Joseph Norman, and nil habet as to John Norman. An action was commenced in the Court of Common Pleas of Montgomery county to February term 1799, by the above plaintiffs against John Norman, one of the above defendants, and judgment was entered for the sum of 127I. 11s. ofd. in August term. 1799.

Decided 1802-03-15

¶1MEMORANDUM.

¶2The city of Philadelphia was again visited by the yellow fever, which proved fatal to many of the citizens in the close of the summer of 1802. The Judges of the Supreme Court met on the first day of the September term, and adjourned until the last day of the term. No other business was done, than making of a few rules, and accepting the sheriff’s returns to process.

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