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Case No. 1,160.
    BEALE v. VOSS.
    [1 Crunch, C. C. 179.] 
    
    Circuit Court, District of Columbia.
    July Term, 1804.
    Practice—Verdict below Twenty Dollars— Non Pros.
    If the verdict be reduced below twenty dollars by account in bar, there must be judgment of non pros.
    [Cited in Hellrigle v. Dulany, Case No. 6,-343.]
    At law. Assumpsit for work and labor; an account in bar given in evidence; verdict for 45 cents; motion for non pros. See Laws Md. 1785, c. 4G, § 7; Laws Md. Nov. 17S5, c. 87, § 2; Laws Md. Nov. 17, 1791, c. 68, § 9.
    Mr. Mason, for the defendant, and Mr. ICey, for the plaintiff,
    admitted, that by the law in Maryland there should be a non pros.
   Non pros, entered at December term, 1804.

KILTY, Chief Judge, absent.