Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-03-16
SUPREME COURT.

SUPREME COURT.
The Judges of this Tribunal have common
ced delivering their Opinions, which we give
below from the Raleigh papers:
By RUFFIN, C. ]. In Mckenzie y. Little,
from Arson, remanding the cause. Also in
Arlington o. Screws, from Nash, affirming
the judgment Also in Harper .. Davis, from
Duplin, reversed in part and Judgment here
for $12. Also in Den &c dem Phelps .. Long,
from Washington, reversing the Judgment and
remanding the cause. Also in Daughtry o.
Riddick, in Equity from Gates, affirming the
decree. Also in Carmichael q. Ray, in Equl-
ty from Cumberland, directing an account
Also IN Munroe o. Suits, from Moore, afhrm-
ing the judgment. Also in Mosby o. Hunter
from Warren; Judgment reversed ana Judg
ment here for defendant. Also, in Armstrong
.. Baker, from Edgecome, reversing the decl-
sion of the Court below and directing pro-
cedendo Also, in Den er dem. Morrisey o.
Hill. from Duplin, reversing the judgment,
and directing Uenire de noUo. Also, in Spru-
i'll .. Moore, in Equity from Martin, ordering
an enquiry and directing decree for dividing
the negroes. Also, in the matter of Make
peace and Christian, from Montgomery, rever.
sing the order of the Superior Court Also,
in Kea y. Robson, in Equity from Bladen,
dismissing the bill with costs.
By NASH, ]. In Hamline .. March, from
Davie, affirming the judgment below. Also
an Den er dem. Toole y. Peterson, from New
Hanover, reversing the judgment and directing
a Uenare de mouo. Also in Coltrane y. Spur
gin, from Randolph, reversing the Judgment
Also in Duffy y. Murrill, from Onslow, rever.
sing the judgment and directing Uenire de
noUo. Also in Den er dem. President &c. of
the Literary Fund y. Clark, from Hyde, AFR
ming the judgment. Also in Freeman U.
Skinner, from Berthe, directing a Venire de no
20. Also in Brown .. Mcneil, in Equity
from Cumberland, dismissing the bill with
costs. Also in MCGUIRE U. Evans, in Equity,
from Cumberland. Also in the case of Britt
y. Patterson, from Greene, reversing the judg-
ment and remanding the cause Also, in Lee
o. Patrick, from Craven, reversing the iudg-
ment and directing venire de novo Also, in
Roulhac y. White, from Berthe, affirming the
judgment. Also, in CuIipher y. Gillian and
Butler, from BERTHE, affirming the judgment
below.
By PEARSON, ]. In Draughan o. Bunting,
from Sampson, reversing the Judgment below
and directing Uenire de noUo Also in Hub
bard o. Wallis Ex'rs, from Richmond, affirm
ing the judgment below. Also in Nixon a.
Nunnery, from Cumberland, affirming the iudg-
ment. Also in Lea y. Johnston, from Cas-
we'll, dismssing the petition with costs. Also
in Cole y. Hester, from Franklin, affirming the
Judgment. Also in Tubbs y. Williams, from
Pasquotank, affirming the decree of the Supe-
rior Court. Also in Howell y. Howell, in
Equity from Cleaveland, dismissing the bill
with costs. Also in Pegues y. Pegues, in
Equity from Arson, directing a reference to
the Master Also, in Tilley y. Roberts, in
Equity from Orange, dismissing the bill with
costs. Also in Raby y. Ellison, in Equity
from Martin, dismissing the bill. Also in
Poole D. Cox, from Wake, affirming the judg-
ment below. Also, in Doe &c dem jordan y.
Marsh, from Chatham, directing centre de
qaovo. Also, in Myers y. Beeman and Belcher,
from Pitt, affirming the judgment. Also, in
Meares y. Town of Wilmington, affirming
the judgment. Also, in Cation .. Willis, in
Equity from Craven, dismissng the bill with
costs. Also, in Faucette D. Barbee, from Or
ange; judgment reversed and judgment here
Stoher and others, in Equity from StanIy, re-
below. Also, in Griffin q. Carter, in Equity
from Northampton, reversing the interlocuto-
ry order with costs. Also in Twidy y. San
derson, from Tyrrell, affirming the judgment
Strong Pledge.-A pledge made for Gen.
Taylor by John ]. Crittenden, of Kentucky,
at the ratification meeting at the City Hall, in
Washington, about the 18th June, 1848:
Mr.. Crittenden said, in substance, that he
(Mr. CO. had seen letter in Gen. Taylor'e
handwriting, in which Gen Taylor said that
che would prescribe no man because he was
Democrat-that both Democrats and Wings
stood by him at the Battle of Monterey, shed.
ding their blood together for their country
and he would be the last man to deny to the
Democrats fair share of the Offices
True Sun.