1 Binn. 27 | Pa. | 1802
delivered the following charge to the jury This case depends partly upon law, and partly upon the facts which have been given in evidence to you; upon the former it is incumbent upon us to give you our sentiments. Several points of great importance have been made in the course of the argu
Verdict for the Plaintiff.
A motion for a new trial was argued at March term 1803, by Rawle and Lewis for the defendants, and by Lngersoll for the plaintiff, upon the same points which were made at the trial; but the court stopped lngersoll in his argument, and immediately discharged the rule, without assigning their reasons.