Wray v. Tindall

This suit was brought by the appellee, George W. Tindall, against Thomas Wray, who died after judgment, and his administrator, Isam Wray, brings the case here. 'The suit was to recover for wheat sold and delivered, and •the real controversy was as to whether the wheat was sold to Wray or was delivered to him by Tindall to be sold on ■ commission. There was a trial by jury, and verdict for the plaintiff for three hundred and twenty dollars, the value of the wheat. Motion for a new.trial overruled, and judgment •on the verdict. The only assignment of error is the overruling of the motion for a…