The bench and the bar
Subtitle: if one of the two must be rotten, which is it? : being a history of certain issues at law, canvassed in reference to the above question, and which issues go to show, that, between the two, it is "Hobson's choice," neither being sound, the one not more "safe to rest upon, than the other to be leaned against"
By: addressed to the Supreme Court, dedicated to the public
Contributors: Watt, James, active 19th century; New York (State). Supreme Court
Publisher: [s.n.]
Published: 1851
Place of publication: New-York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 95
Subjects: Trials, litigation; Foreclosure
Notes: "From Archibald Watt to ... the Supreme Court of the state of New York": p. 10-95.

"Supreme Court. James Watt, Junior, of Scotland against Archibald Watt, of N. York, and others. Suit in foreclosure of a large mortgage"--P. 1.