P. 466  his Attorney a rule is admitted to shew cause why the judgement obtained by the defendant against the plaintiff in this cause at the present term of this court should not be set aside and a new trial granted thereon.

John B. Garrett.     )
        vs                  )    Debt appeal.
Thos. Taylor          )
This day came the parties by their attornies and thereupon the matters of law arising out of the rule to shew cause why the judgement obtained by the Defendant against the plaintiff at the present term of this Court should not be set aside and a new trial granted thereon being solemnly argued it seems to the Court that the rule be made absolute, that the judgement so obtained be set aside, that a new trial be had thereon and that the defendant recover against the plaintiff the cost of the present term of this Court.

Thomas Bridgeman.   )
        To    Issd.          )    Deed conveyance 50 acres of land
Levi Jarvis.                 )
Was this day acknowledged in open Court by Thomas Bridgeman the conveyor for the purposes and things therein mentioned and ordered to be recorded - let it be registered.

Thomas Bridgeman.     )
        To    Issd.            )    Deed conveyance 50 acres of land.
James Pierson              )
Was this day acknowledged in open Court by Thomas Bridgeman the conveyor for the purposes and things therein mentioned, and ordered to be recorded - let it be registered.

John Hash.                  )
        vs.                       )    Trover.
William Bradford &      )
Michiel Lowrey            )
This day the parties by their attornies and thereupon the motion of law arising out of the rule to shew cause why the above cause should not be discontinued as to Michael Lowrey one of the defendants in the above cause, being solemnly argued, and mature deliberation thereon had, it seems to the Court upon the whole matter that the law is for the plaintiff. -  It is therefore considered by the Court that the rule so made as aforesaid be discharged &c. from which opinion the said Defendant Michael Lowrey prayed for and obtained a Writ of Error to remove said cause to the next Circuit Court, provided he enter into bond and acknowledge bond before the rise of this Court &c.