
    ZEPHEMIAH POLK’S LESSEE v. BETTY THORN.
    Supreme Court:
    March, 1797.
    
      Wilson’s Red Book, 156.
    
   But the Court refused the new trial, acknowledging they did not think with the jury, but it was a question of boundary, and there had been two verdicts. They did not think themselves at liberty to direct a third trial.

Habere facias possessionem was issued.  