Michigan Court of Chancery July 1, 1841 (Jones v. Wing & Dean)

The Chancellor.

The bill in this case charges that the com*304plainant (a resident of New York,) on the 1st of October, 1839, had at Marshall, in this state, a large quantity of goods.

That Wing and Dean, (the defendants,) were then merchants at Marshall, and that the complainant entrusted a part of the goods to them to be sold on his account.