English v. Young

The first of these cases was an action of assumpsit, in which the jury having found for the defendant, a judgment was accordingly rendered in bar of the action. The only further evidence of the action of the Circuit Court, is presented by a statement of the Clerk, copy-, ing from his minute book a note of the trial and verdict, and of a bill of exceptions being filed by the plaintiff, which was not noticed on the record book. And to this statement is appended a bill of exceptions, as being the same referred to in the minute book. This bill of exceptions presents the question, which also…