
    Hough against Stover.
    
      h. motion in arrest is a non-enumerated motion, and the reasons need no be specified.
   It was ruled in this case at the last term, that an application in arrest of judgment was a non-enumerated motion and that the motion need not specify the reasons; because, as they are on the face of the record, they must necessarily appear to the adverse party. 
      
      
         Since the decision in the text, motions in arrest of judgment have been classed among enumerated motions, and are entitled to a preference to other causes on the calendar. Rule of Saturday 18th February, 1809.
     