...such State, shall be entitled to an imparlance of one term. SECT. 3. And be tl further enacted, That writs of execution and other final process issued on judgments and decrees, ren £ dered in any of the courts of the United States, and the pro ™ ceedings thereupon shall be...

...execution, and other final process, issued on judg. ments or decrees in any of the United States courts, and the proceedings thereupon, shall be the same,...now used in the courts of such state ; saving to the United States courts, in those states where there are no courts of equity, with the ordinary equity...

...euch state, shall be entitled to an impar lanco of one term. SECT. 3. And be it further, enacted. That writs of execution and other final process, issued...United States, and the proceedings thereupon, shall bo the same, except their style, in each stale respectively, as are now used in the courts of such...

...execution, and other final process, issued on judgments or decrees in any of the United States courts, and the proceedings thereupon, shall be the same,...now used in the courts of such state ; saving to the United States courts, in those states where there are no courts of equity, with the ordinary equity...

...tbird section applies to the old and new states equally, except Louisiana ; and declares : — " That writs of execution, and other final process, issued on judgments and decrees, and the proceedings thereupon, shall be the same in each state, respectively, as are now used in the...

...the act of 1828, provides, " thif writs of exetion, and other final process, issued on judgments anu decrees rendered in any of the courts of the United...respectively, as are now used in the courts of such state." A system of rules has been adopted in the Circuit Court of the Kentucky district, regulating final...

...decision. Out of the above decisions grew the process act of the 19th May, 1828. That act declares, " that writs of execution and other final process, issued...States, and the proceedings thereupon, shall be the same as are now used in the courts of the State." And power was given to " the courts, if they shall see...

...Congress of 1828, . ch. 68, provides, that " writs of execution and other final process issued ton judgments and decrees, rendered in any of the courts...respectively as are now used in the courts of such State," &c. It was held by this court, in the case of Polk and wife vs. Douglass and Cameron, (6 Yer. 209)...

...attaches, unquestionably arises, if at all, from the following provision of the act of Congress : "That writs of execution and other final process, issued...States, and the proceedings thereupon shall be the same" — mark the words, — " except as to style, in each State respectively, as are now used in the courts...

...into the Union since 1789, (4 Stats. US 27S,) and § 3 of the latter act, which directs executions and final process issued on judgments and decrees rendered in any of the courts of the United States, to conform to those of the State, plainly limits the decrees to those made by courts of equity....