Supreme Court of Pennsylvania May 15, 1835 (Price v. Junkin)

The opinion of the Court was delivered by

Sergeant, J.

—The defendant’s bills of exception to evidence were, in this case, fourteen in number. They all depend very much on the same principle. The first four are chiefly relied on. We think the reasons assigned by the court below for the admission of the plaintiff’s evidence conclusive, and that there was no error in receiving it.