The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-10-08
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
York County, Sept. Term, 1850,
at Alfred.
BARR0ws, j., PRESIDING.

No. l50-Asa Small VS.. Vim. ID. Ham. Ac-
ton Of trespass to recover for tops and limbs
taken from plaintiffs close by defendant, who
claimed them under reservation Of call the
timber" ON the lot, while the plaintiff contCnded
this phrase only covered the sticks Of timber
and not the tops and limbs. Trial by second
jury. Opened to them Monday afternoon and
Wednesday morning they brought in verdict
Of not guilty. Motion for new trial filed by
defendant.
Clifford. Moore.
No. lS3-Nathan Chick VS.. Albion X. p.
Lougee. Tried to first jury on Wednesday.
Verdict Thursday morning for defendant ON his
account in set-off for $50.
Drew-CliHord. Burbank.
No. 3l0-Joscph d. Davis vs.. Elizabeth Enc
ry, at Newfeld. Mr. Davis bought Of Mrs. Emery
a barn "stsnding upon land Of said Emery, and
to be removed therefrom before the first day OF
May next !" that IL was not removed before the
day appointed. The plaintiff contended there
was verbal extension Of time, which the dc
PENDANT denied. The Court instructed the jury
that unless there were such extension the defend
ant ceased to have any right to or interest in
the barn after May LIST. The jury were unable
TO agree upon verdict.
Hamiltons. Clifford.
No. 659-Gilmore Emerysvs. Joseph ID. Davis.
About horse warranty.
Clifford. Hamilton.
On Wednesday, the 29ult., the grand jury
returned into Court the following indictments
ca in number and, having finished their bust
ness, were discharged for the term:
No. 56-State VS.. Frank Clsaves, appel'nt,
cruelty.
No. 67-State vs.. Jno. Mcguire, appellant,
larceny.
No. 6s-state VS.. Chas. E. GOrham, appel't
liquor.
No. 5o-state vs.. Harriet chadbourne, appel.
liant, assault and battery.
No. 60-State vs.. Jno. b. Robert appel'nt,
liquor.
No. 6l-state VS.. saml. D. Tibbetts, common
seller.
No. 62-stats VS.. Edw. S. Appleton, common
seller.
No. estate VS.. Abraham Ruggles, common
seller.
No. 6i-State vs.. Limerick, defective way.
No. 65-Staie vs.. winslow ID. Smith, larceny
pleaded guilty.
No. 66-State vs.. Limington, defective way
No. 67-State VS.. James Mari, common seller.
No. estate vs.. James o. Tretsthen CON-
mon seller.
No. 69-state VS.. VIM. o. Chapman. common
seller.
No. 70-State vs.. John Dean, common seller.
No. 7l-State vs.. George Mason ct al, assault
and battery.
No 72-state VS.. George Mason, common sell
or.
No. Estate vs.. Sarah A. Leavitt, larceny.
No. 74-State vs.. Alexander WEIGH ct al, lar
ccny.
No. 75-State vs.. John c. Gerrish ct al, CON-
pound lsrceny-Gcrrish pleads guilty Bickford
not guilty.
No. 76-State vs.. Same-Ssme plea.
No. 77-State W. Albert Leir, assault and
battery. I'D
No. 7s-State vs. Eiwart Bennett. larceny.
No. 79-State vs. Vim. u. Sampson-No bill
found.
No. so-state vs.. James wayland-No bill
found. -t-.
No. sl-state VS.. Noah Phillips. common
seller.
No. se-staie VS.. George Heard. assault and
battery.
No. sa-State W.. Boston & Maine r. n. Co.
No. St-State vs.. =. s. & PR. K Co.
w. Z. Simpson and James Wayland were
discharged Alexander WEIGH, Theodore II.
Written, Albert Levy. =. W. Bickford. plead
not guilty John C.. Gerrish and winslow d.
Smith, plead guilty, sentence deferred.
No. sle-Davis vs. Emery. AMER seven
hours delibsration,thc Jury came In disagreed.
Hamilton. ~ r.f t'-.-y Clifford.
Emery Va. Davis. v.rlic. for defendant.
Hamilton I'll ,god -1iro4s CLIFFORD.