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 Aatha1y -. Besb4 Krsorte paiaski The sta- tale aathafiaes the court b aasad ths pseadings fron ,hs inssptiea b ihs tsrminAiIoa of the salt where iks pgaesss ssaghs ie he smsndsd is not . nnlliiy. But tAs motioa to amend must be made in sat tine. aud ngs ssr ths defsef has bssn brought bsfoss tks esazs ky tAe plea ef lhs adverse party. He is es.::ssss b the jrsgmAae cf iAe eeaFt upoa his plea, and t the delsnes set up be good, II ean not be avoided by an amendmens afeer plea pleaded.
 Harris vs Hin 6 Ref Esssr to Pnlaski. A 70. tiee ts take dspositions sa he .2 sd and ath days of APra. oa each anA aay of said days" is not saf 6eiently specific ss so fns nor '.atths eout-hcuse tn New Oslsaas." saakciestiy eertaia as to the ples where the psuaf shOws that there are several eoasts held under cue common roof but in didsrent apaEtmeHts. belOw and above stairs. The notice should designate the particular eoair-room.
 Butler VI. Owner. use, ks. Error to Pulaski.-- The words ''true sAd correct transcript" equi- vaIent to " full and complete transcript in the eesti6ests Of record by the clerk of a eOaEt--- Where jadge, who eestikes that the attestatiOn of the clerk Is in doe form. describes himself as judgs of Ms eosTt t is sufficient under the act of Con gress. wishout saying that he Is ssAs sdgs !" sole jsdgs," Sc.
 The record Of a judgment tor debt or damages certain .aad all ths costs, not admissible in evil dsnee. where the plaintiff declares spoa judgment Gor debs damages certain. and all costs. with an averment as 10 the amount oT costs, and verihca- tion by the record. In such ease the veri6eatiOa should sot be as to the costs.
 Davis, as ex. use, &c. vs. Sullivan. Error to Hempstead Where an obligee passes . note to a third party. before 1t is due. the assignee. if resident. is estitied to the beaekt of the exception as 10 non-residents. in the statute of limitations. And the proof having established the fact of non residence the legal presumption is that he eontia1- ed nonresident until within five yeass of the in- stitnti0n of the suit.
 Walker vs. The Bank Of Mississippi. Error to Chieot. On writings obligatory. falling due z5th February. lsso. five yeas was the period of imita- ton under tbe statute. If the plaintiff desiIes to avail himself of an exception in the statute. he must do so by replication, as the court will not take tce of any ayeIment in the declaration as to such exception.
 Pogue. nse Calvert. Ys. Joyner. EHOr to Saline. As to who shall open and conclude the argument, lies within the sound legal discretion of the circuit court. 1.-the oans probandi is upon the defendant, he is entitled to open and conclude.
 In ssuit against the security. the principal (being discharged from all liability to his eredisosl may be rendered eompetent witness for the defendant by a release.
 To constitute performance of the condition oI delivery bond. the property should be brought for ward, pointed ont and offered to the sheriff or his deputy. Te inform the sheriG that he had bought the property to release the security is not sufficient The facts mnst be such as to show clearly the in- tea,ion to deliver. and such as will evidence that intention to the officer.
 RaddeIi ct ai vs. Walker. Appeal from Inde- pendeRee. The filing of note with the justice oi the peace not the institution of the sait but the suit commences with the issaance ofprocess There fore nets may be assigned, aiier being 6led, as to entitie the assignee to sue in bis own name.
 To Gx the liability of an endosser due notice must the plaintiff must rseye demand cf the maker CT a legal excuse for not making such demand. If the note be payable on a certain day. the demand mus, be then made, aud notice of non-psyment given im- mediateiy; If not payable day certain, the de- nand and notice mus; be within reasonable time
 A disehaTge of an immediate endorser dues nOi operate release of pTior endcrsers.
 Heath vs. BeTkley & Wool. Error to Clark The cause of action must be h;sd w,th the justice before the issuance of process aad if the record o tte circuit court appeal fails to show such facts this court win reverse the judgment, but will order the circuit court to permit an amendment of the re- cord where the cause of action was actually flied
 Watson ss. Higgins. Esser to Hempsiead. Pre-. rioss to the 1Dth March, isss there was no statute og limitations In this State applicable to writings obligatory; and such causes of action then exist ing the statute commenced running from its pas. sage.
 The exceptions in the statute. a favor of non-re- siden.s. being taken away by the act of llth tan- isss. the statste of limitations, as to noa-resident on causes of action then existing. commenced run. ming ffoa fAat d1fs; but, by act ot Iish December Ists, the time Of limitation. as to noh-resideats was restricted to two years from that date as ts cause of action barred by that os previous years. l A plea that lea ysss had elapsed, &e.. held bad i No question can arise as to the admissibilily O the evidence giren by the plaintiff. If upon tn. record he Is entitled to judgment. the onas, m der the issues. is upon the defendant and he oasr DO PrcoE
 To constitute . valid transfer of an obligation there must be an assignor. an assignee. snd an as signment os endorsement and delivery. If a pie;