Montgomery v. Doe on the demise of Pearson

Ejectment. Trial by the Court; finding for the plaintiff below; motion for a new trial overruled, and judgment on the finding.

The first question to be settled is, whether the bill of exceptions contains all the evidence. On this depends the further investigation of the case in this Court.

The bill, after stating the submission, &c., proceeds, *267“the plaintiff to support the issue on his part, proved that,” &c., setting out certain instruments of evidence, title, possession, &c. It then proceeds further, thus: “The defendants then read in evidence,” &c., setting out a judgment, recognizance,…