Common Pleas.
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MARCH al Usder,Dood rs. Paimsr aud Peters.-This
action of trespass The defendants owners
the Empire Line Of Stages and lh July last the
plaintiffs horse and wagon were in Whitehall street
drawn close to the side walk the defendent driver
ALT from Of the stages the horses took fright up
the street, and struck the plaintiffs horse and wagon
breaking the shafts and harness. and iDjuring the horse
to render him useless In some time aer accord
ing to the testimony Of plaintiff witnesses Mr. Palm
Of the defendants called at plaintiffs stable, and
told him to send his horse to their stable and that they
would doctor him up IL not that they would pay him
for him. and let him have Of their horses in the
meantime. The horse sent accordingly 10 defsn!
dents, but he him afterwards The witnesses
also owed the amount Of the damage dono to he $l20


The dsfendens produced no evidence, but their
sci argued that unavoidable accident and the
plaintif was not entitled to recover. The jury, how
ever, found a verdict for plaintiff for $l20


For plaintiff, MIR. Tomlinson for defendents, Mr.
Winslow.