An account of a prosecution instituted by Henry Hagle, esquire, against certain members of the Methodist Episcopal church, for an alledged (!) trespas(...)

An account of a prosecution instituted by Henry Hagle, esquire, against certain members of the Methodist Episcopal church, for an alledged (!) trespass in removing a chapel, and embracing the speeches of John Rolph, esquire, on the part of the defendants and W.H. Draper, esquire, in reply, on the part of the plaintiff, and the judge's charge to the jury, with notes