The republic., 1850-12-02
IN: MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 2, 1850

vice of such notice: Provided, howeuer, tha
nothing in this rule shall prevent any part,
from giving oral testimony in open court ii
cases where, by law, it is admissible. Sc
Rule 25.
No. 2S.-( -(FeJruUy term, 1917 When
ever, pending writ of error OF appeal il
this Court, either party shall die, the pro
per representatives in the personally o
realtyof the deceased party, according t,
the nature of the case, may voluntaril,
come in and be admitted parties to the suit
and thereupon the cause shall be heard ant
determined as in other cases; and if sucl
Representatives shall not voluntarily be
come parties, then the other party ma,
'"ssost tho death ON the record. and there
upon, on motion, obtain an order, that un
less such representatives shall become
parties within the first ten days Of the en-
suing term, the party moving for suci
order, if defendant in error, shall be en-
titled to have the writ of error or appeal
dismissed; and if the party SO moving shaI
be plaintiff in error, he shall be entitled
to open the record, and on hearing have
the same reversed il, it be erroneous: Pro.
rided, ho,oever, that copy of every such
order shall be printed in some newspaper
at the seat of Government in which the
laws of the United States shall be printed
by authority, for three successive weeks,
at least sixty days before the beginning Of
the term of the Supreme Court then next
ensuing.
No 29.-(February term, 1920 Or
dered, After the present term no cause
standing for al lgument will be heard by the
Court until the parties shall have furnished
the court with printed brief or abstract
of the cause, containing the substance Of
all the material pleadings, facts, and docu-
ments on which the parties rely, and the
points Of law and fact intended to be pre-
sented at the argument. See Rules 8, So,
and 81.
No. 30.-(February term, 1921 In all
cases where writ OF error or an appeal
shall be brought to this Court from any
judgment or decree rendered thirty days
before the term to which such writ of error
or appeal shall be returnable, il shall be the
duty of the plaintiff in error, or appellant,
as the case may be, TO docket the cause,
and file the record thereof with the Clerk
of this court within the first six days of
the term; on failure to do which, the de-
fendant in error, or appellee, as the case
may be, may docket the cause, and file a
copy of the record with the Clerk, and
thereupon the cause shall stand for trial in
like manner as if the record had been duly
filed within the first six days of the term
or at his option he may have the cause
docketed and dismissed, upon producing
a certificate from the Clerk of the Court
wherein the judgment or decree was rem
dered, stating the cause, and certifying
that such writ of error or appeal had been
duly sued out and allowed. See Rules
10, 19, and 43.)
No. 81 February term, 1923. No
cause will hereafter be heard until com
pletc record, containing in itself, without
references aiiunde, all the papers, exhibits,
depositions, and other proceedings which
are necessary to the hearing in this Court,
shall be filed. See huLe IL.
No. 3D. February term, 1924 No
certiorari for diminution Of the record shall
be hereafter awarded in any cause, unless
a motion therefor shall be made in writing,
and the facts on which the same is found
ed shall, if not admitted by the other party,
be verified by affidavit. And all motions
for such certiorari shall be made at the
first term of the entry of the cause; other
wise, the same shall not be granted, un-
less upon special cause shown to the
Court, accounting satisfactorily for the
delay.
No. 33.-February term, 1S24.) In all
cases of equity and admiralty jurisdiction
heard in this Court, no objection shall here
after be allowed to be taken TO the admis-
sibility of any deposition, deed, grant, or
other exhibit found in the record as evil
dence, unless objection was taken thereto
in the Court below and entered of record /;
but the same shall otherwise be deemed
to have been admitted by consent.
No. 34.-(February term, 1924 Re
scinded l-On Saturday of each week dur
ing the sitting Of the Court, motions in
cases not required by the rules Of the Court
to be put upon the docket shall be entitled
to preference, if such motions shall be
made before the Court shall have entered
upon the hearing of cause upon the docket.
See Rule So,
No. 35.-( February term, 1S25.) Or
dered, That after the present term no ORR
ginal record shall be taken from the Su-
preme Court Room, or from the Office of
the Clerk of this Court. See Rule II.
No. &c. January term, $780, The
Court, on the second day in each term
hereafter, will commence calling the cases
for argument in the order in which they
stand on the docket, and proceed from day
to day during the term, in the same order;
and if the parties, or either of them, shall
be ready when the case is called, the same
will be heard; and if neither party shall be
ready TO proceed in the argument, the
cause shall go down to the foot of the
docket, unless some good and satisfactory
reason to the contrary shall be shown to
the Court. That ten causes only shall be
considered as liable to be called on each
day during the term, including the one