Calk v. Orear

Petition foe a re-iiearing,

By Morehead & Reed.

The counsel for the appellant in this case, feel reluctantly compelled to petition the Court for a re-hearing. They do so in a full knowledge of the influences to which their judgments may be liable, from the interest they would naturally feel for the cause of their client; and therefore, keeping that influence in view, they would not have intruded this petition upon the time and attention of the Court, did they not believe, in their deliberate judgments, that the Court had overlooked some features in the cause which, if observed, .might have…