Hancock v. Heugh

This proceeding originated in the Probate Court. That Court gave judgment for the plaintiff in error, from which there was an appeal to the Circuit Court, where the-plaintiff recovered $50; not being satisfied with that judgment, has brought a writ of error, to reverse his own judgment. No pleadings were made up in either Court, hut the matters of law and fact were submitted at large for the determination off the Court. The facts in the case are, that in the year 1817, Gillespie, the defendant intestate, went to the county of Montgomery, and obtained boarding with the plaintiff in his family,…