New York Court of Appeals March 5, 1853 (Hart v. . the Rensselaer and Saratoga Rail Road Co.)

Taggart, J.

It will be unnecessary to notice any of the points or decisions of the judge at the court, except the motion for a nonsuit and the charge of the judge that if the jury thought the sum of money in the chest a proper sum for traveling expenses, the plaintiff was not bound to give notice of it to the defendant.