The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-07-17

had ac9uiiEer ruIc ny sitiscq,rnr =d!-rso ,t,'
session. il OF hetng fTther shown that th'
lefendamS neglect to luc such tlirl persol
WAS occasioned hy the oLligee.-I'oyss Us
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2. 4 conveyance by one ont Of possession i
not voii for chanpcrtr.-lJ.
!. b, gave to A. lis pronli<scry note ant
mortgagcd to him slave to secure the pay
mca,. \ sued B. on the note. recovered
Iapcrncut aud is sacd ca. @, under which Il
having been arrested app!ic'l for the benefit o.
the Illsolvent Debtors Act. Pending b..
application, the slave was sold as els porper,v
urd"l junior il t", and thcreupon A. scized
the slave under his mortgage. b. Was after
wards discharged under the lnsolvent Debtors
Act. II III, that AS title to the slave an'l
ri. h; tn seiz. him un'lel the morsgag' Was rnl
affected hv the arcrs, oi j.. uni Ter the rr s1.
and his -uhsrlnpnt discharge under the Irsol.
yeu, Debtors Ac,. c,.-Numilton rs. b eIru.un
2. An arrest under r". -. is NJ satisfaction
of the tel',. 1t only snspenis al other legs.
remedies lv process of execution. IN.
3. 4 discharge nml"r the Insolven, Debtors
Act deprivcs the creditor of al! further lrg,
remedies, bu: does not lvtst him of any righ,
of property acquired before the discharge, in
virtue ut the dcht.-N.
]. The Circuit judy. has the power, dnrins
the t, r;n at which We ver,iic. hns been render.
ed, 10 set asi'r th. order for Judgement AMI
execution of u wr..: Of inqrirv thereon, AMI give
the defendant leave TO plearl, and his action
slioul,l not te Iii ,nrhe,l hy the Con, of Appeals
except for gross abEsc Of discTei:on.-.I' ss' reg
o.. HjHs,.
,. The facts Of the case considered. AMI All
order Of the Circuit Judge, setting aside I'll
order for Judgment and execute ut writ ot
inqlry thereon, siiStanea.-B
In trcspass ,7":re cl.nnm .freqj', OF very
slight evidence, the jury f;,anl for the plaintiff
H,M, that, after thu vsrlict, the Court would
not granta nnnsiit, thong a new trial, il asked
for might have been granted. .Hry~"ets rs.
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The Governor offered reward for the mp.
,rehcnsinn aud delivery t, Jail of Il fugitive
Save. \ apprchcndcd him anl Delivers! him
to- constable. who obtained warrent and
Committed him to Jail. NtH. tI,a, y. was
entitled to tie reward aud might recover it
lium the Governor. Williams rs. T"wcut
An orliancc providing Il Conrt inr The trial
Of free persons OF c"ior, ior violations OF city
ordinances. is not Unlawful. l.-Stute VS. Niyn
II h,rl s!oH.
/. Upo, questions Of fact, t!i' Jn lse has the
rirh, to lvi.e the jury. and al them with his
view, in coming toa uonclnson that the ulll.
mate dee..son must b. lett to their nlg:amcnt.
-St"u ier. '>mih.
Q. Upnn the trial Of an indictment Of murder,
il is competent for the prisoner ,n show in his
defence that the deceased was Il ,nrl'llcnt and
violent man, and carried arms alolt him, if it
he further shown that it WIS generally known.
II.
8. So. also, i, is competent for the prisoner
to show that, na the day tenrt the fatal
oecurance, the deceased HAD had exhibited 3
uumrrclsome violent disposition, had attacked a
third person, and upon the prisoners intcrter-
ING tn scperatc them, had tlreatned the prison.
cr.-N.
Tho general principle seem to b. this
That il the general character AMI habits Of the
deceased, for turbulence violence and treachry
were such rs might have heco:tnn reasonable
apprclens;ous of great bodily harm, tina. they
may he shown by the prisoner, if II he further
shown that they were known 10 the prisoner
nr that there were sufficient rcasons To suppose
:her were known to him so also, that threats
and particular arts o: violence, known to III,
prsnApr and reasonably connected in point y
time with tho fatal renconntcr, may be shown
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