Opinion of the court delivered at the meeting and sitting of the judges at Charleston at the conclusion of the spring circuits, in the year 1811 ... on a motion for a new trial on behalf of Colonel Lehre, who ... had been convicted of publishing a libel ; with preliminary remarks by a member of the bar.

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