Harrell v. . R. R.

The plaintiff alleged that he was "a practicing physician, and while going from the town of Williamston into the country to attend to his patients, with his horse and buggy, he found it necessary to cross the track of said railroad on a bridge, at a point on the public street in the town of Williamston, which had heretofore been constructed by the defendant company, at a regular and usual crossing for persons going into the country in the direction the plaintiff was going on a bridge.

"That near or upon said bridge, in the public street of said town, upon the said day and several days…