Wright v. Maxwell

The complaint charges that Wright, who was the defendant, was indebted to Maxwell 30 dollars, for *193one and a half bushels of Osage orange seed, by him sold and delivered to the defendant. The justice of the peace before whom the case was originally instituted, gave judgment against the plaintiff, from which he appealed. In the Common Pleas, the cause was submitted,to a jury, who found for the plaintiff. New trial refused, and judgment.

Pleasant Winston, a witness examined on the trial, testified as follows: In May, 1854, witness was a clerk in James Mix's store in Lafayette. Wright and Maxwell…