Walker v. Browning

Dr. J. P. Walker sued R. W. (alias Sheff) Browning on an account for professional services rendered one Bostick, .amounting to -$43.50, with a credit by cash of $1. Prom the brief of the evidence set out in the hill of exceptions, it appears that the plaintiff testified as follows : The account is true, just, due, correct and unpaid. 'Tom Harris came after plaintiff and said that Browning sent him to tell plaintiff to come that night without fail, that Bostick was cut. Harris was riding Browning’s mule. Plaintiff went at once and stopped at Browning’s. Browning met him at the gate, and they…