Supreme Court of South Carolina November 15, 1805 (Sumter v. Welsh)

The court took time to consider of their opinion, until the meeting of the court in April, 1805, when a sufficient number of the judges who heard the arguments not being present, (Trezevant, J., being sick, and Lee, J., having been elected Comptroller General of the State,) the case was, from necessity, ordered to stand over till the next meeting of the court.