John Marshall,
Deneale v. Archer — Opinion of the Court
“ The present writ of error is brought by Mary Deneale 'and others,' as plaintiffs; but who the others are cannot be known to the court, for their names are not given in the writ of error, as they ought to be. Mary Deneale cannot alone maintain a writ of error on this judgment: but all the parties must be joined and their names set forth, in order that the court may proceed to give a proper judgment on the case. The present writ of error must therefore be dismissed for irregularity ”
