1 Watts 360 | Pa. | 1833
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Among the reasons assigned for anew trial, there is but one which deserves to be noticed ; and there is so little even in it, that were it not necessary to correct an. apparent misapprehension on the subject of it, and in a matter of very general concern, it would not be made a subject of remark. The movement of carriages passing on our turnpike roads in opposite directions, is regulated by
Judgment affirmed.