Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-16
TO THE PUBLIC.

I IMPRESSED with the import
= @ilcs Sad necessity II IN early publication
% Inc d.ci.ioo, OF lhose Cuuyt.. whose opinions
o-cSme Tho @w ST !he 'snd being convinced
60 IN. spsely and CAMERA. circuts ION oil c.nest
'tPsfis OF 'Aese d>cisO.s, not les rsquisI,e TO
Ancwlsnse OF III. ~. th.n hat OF the as,s of
each se--icn II the lsgl,,atuie having often our
selves lea ana observed the mconveni ncies aris-
az iT"m he 1t.I Uf iaiusm-tion of this nature
aud N coo.rs enc. CF o4r situation. being eua.
o'st d iSen.iy 10 attend ;he Cau.' Of Appeuls
-'lu superb. Court CT CEance:v =, This place.
and q G.nish reports of the most import
ant OF 'Asis preceding wiki a. iit,le delay "a
possible ; ~ have deer mined to undertake the
"o.E sicn We n5w "Isc TO ,he patronage OF the
Po~ So Indeed. We fa,,er Cur-s,ve. thai Ire sti-
- OF work Of this description. mus b. ao,a.
Te"' TO every judge and ui-gistraye, 4. wei ~ 60
S'e'y Ee'nbe' ~ 'he AR AT PrcAe the decisi.
oas OF the CUT of appeals are unknown, cx-
CeP' ~ the IL" sho are Immediately ctuversanr
Wan Them un.ii several years have cla,.ssa ..o.n
me time vhen ,hey we've cndeccd Row cf,an.
therefore, have The ir fer,os b.ea c,inneu-
cd 10 listen 10 n!tgs oral ana inaccu.a.e reports
Oh cases said 10 h2vs bren determined b, the
Court Of Appeals How often have ma. d.cia.
"a points OF law in duea opposition 70 aoSf.n,s
@i.eady settled by the Subeli1f Courts bur Of
winch no repoct had been puglrshedi thu $50.
Jeei'As he paylCc - tA+ expense ana delay Of
ADDITIONAL Irrigation, au4 TO ihe mary arisinp
from ihe sa! OF Iutg neat or dsc.ee, sii Of
wr'ch might stheTwjse nave been avoided? The
Disadvantages. 10 which the Practitioners of law
IN ne country aye subjected. ia living advice /,
'he's Clients, without possessing an oppor.uui,y
" knowing the eeci.iuns by which shat auvjc.
oush, 10 be governed. are ITALY great, aud. 70
donbt, are universally felt and Acknowledged.
W!th respect 20 Inc rules of pra6tce Ia CAahe Nv
SUITS, = knowledge OF the Tscthod Of urocceoi5.rc
~ the superior Codg,s of Chancery L. essentially
necessary to tue County and Corporation COINS;
ne law having expressly declared ,hai .Lose
|0nTts snail 10 Centery cases Coz f1ru. T. th,.
P'~esice OF the High Count OF Chaucery ia Ike
cases. Yet, fof want OF information on this
''tIeSt, {. is certain that very different molls Of
proceeding prevail in the several County an3 Cor
POI" II Couss 1t appears Therefore evid. mt
tnAt The y ork contemplated, by which an a,erlyE
WI. b. made 10 remedy the numerous inconve III
cneies we have mentioned wcud, If well exc
caied, be peculiarly conducive TO the public good.
In prosecuting his undertaking, V sbal en-.
SeaVor TO avOid D tedious CT pr,iix ni,ih,d Of
stating 'ke cases and arguments Of Coun.st -
ne duties OF Jndi-ious sepotter we conceive 10
DC, 1. To give = Concise AMI accurate s,sjensnt
OF The points in controversy, aI.d tha mo-, On.
poriant circumstances only in each case To
mesiion briefly The substance OF the arguments Of
tic Counsel on both sides, With the su.ho,fues
cited by them and--S. To inseft lie opini.n A.. sf
the judges at full length.
We shall exert ourselves TO the uirroct TO full
~ those duties 10 the satisfaction oe our read RS.
and trust tina; our joint labors viii enable a. %
furnish The work with the requisite expedition
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