Walls v. Long

This was an action commenced before a justice of the peace by the appellant against the appellees to recover possession of a horse alleged to be of the value of sixty dollars.

Before the justice the judgment was for the appellees. In the superior court, special term, to which the cause went by appeal, there was a trial by the court, with finding and judgment for the appellees.

The only error assigned in this court by the appellant is the affirming by the court below, in general term, of the judgment of the court in special term.

*203The error assigned in general term of the court below was the…