Finlay v. Kirkland

The plaintiffs claim the amount of sundry goods, furnished to the defendant, according to an account annexed to the petition.

He pleaded the general issue, and, that he was not liable, because the account had been created by William Kirkland, a person not of age, and, for whom he was not responsible.

There was judgment for the plaintiffs, and the defendant appealed.

The testimony given on the trial, comes up with the record, and there are four bills of exceptions.

The first is to the admission of the clerk of the plaintiffs. It does not appear to me that the court erred in admitting him to…