...Plaintiffs offered evidence of the facts stated in their 5th and 8th counts, and moved the Court to instruct the jury that if they should believe from the evidence that the letter and bank nntes wore duly delivered into the Defendant's post-office, then it was incumbent on...

...respecting the manner of the importation of the ancestor of the plaintiffs ; and the court instructed the jury, that if they should believe from the evidence that the existence of the report was not stated by the deponent from his own knowledge, but from what had been...

...appellants. Ryman, contra. BLACKFORD, J. — " On the trial the defendants asked the court to charge the jury, that if they should believe from the evidence that the defendants did not act towards the plaintiff from malicious motives, they should find for the defendants....

...made for the purpose of hindering and delaying his, Soloman's creditors. The circuit judge charged the jury that if they should believe, from the evidence, that the defendant Hopkins was a subsequent purchaser, and should further believe that the deed from Soloman...

...claim any tiring more by his own act or neglect than its value at that time." The Court farther charged the Jury, "that if they should believe, from the evidence, that the value of the lot of land, at the time the title shoukl have been made, was equal to the amount of the...

...objected and excepted. At the request of the counsel for the plaintiffs below, the Court instructed the jury: "That if they should believe, from the evidence, that the horse and wagon in question were taken in execution by Reed, a constable of Ogle county, of this State,...

...distribute the " whole contents of the said mail. " The plaintiffs then moved the court to instruct the jury, that if they- should believe "from the evidence, that the' letter and the " bank notes in the declaration mentioned, were " put, at the post-office in Philadelphia,...

...recover; which opinion the Court, [JOHNSON, CJ and KEY, AJ] refused to give; but were of opinion, and directed the jury, that if they should believe from...and that the breach of the same first took place on his part, and that it was competent for the jury to ascertain the damages for the breach, ">y taking...

...moving too fast, he stepped in between them, and received the injury complained of. The court instructed the jury that if they should believe from the evidence that the plaintiff made the signal to stop in a proper time for the train to be «topped, or reduced to a safe...

...claiming under him. It seems, therefore, to the court, that the circuit court erred in instructing the jury, that if they should believe from the evidence that the defendant in the action purchased the crop of corn from Wilson and Sarah Lowe for a bonafide consideration,...