the president pronounced the court’s opinion, that both judgments be reversed, and judgment entered for the plaintiff in error; the evidence demurred to by him not being sufficient in law to maintain the action, even admitting the deposition of Catharine Alexander to have been legal evidence; consequently, the demurrer ought to have been sustained, instead of being overruled.
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