Sullivan v. Wilson

The appellant, who was the plaintiff, sued Wilson, alleging in his complaint that the defendant, on &e., at &c., committed an assault on the plaintiff, and then and *247there beat, bruised, and wounded him, so that he was unable to labor and transact his affairs and business for the space of two months. And that in the endeavor to be cured of the bruises and wounds, occasioned as aforesaid, he was obliged to, and did necessarily, expend $20 for medical services, &c. The issues were submitted to a jury, who found for the plaintiff $3 and 50 cents. And, thereupon, he moved for a new trial, on two…