Nauouprry v. Barker, Claim of $7.25, for goods sold. Defendant admitted receiving and using the goods for the '*Old Shang hai House," but denied his liability, as he was only managing the place, and the agent had promised to ay it.
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laintift banded in a promissory note for $5.25 signed by defendant, in his own name simply; the other two dollars claimed were for curry and Bombay onions His Worship gave judgment for the amount claim-with costs.
Grnor v. BarkER.
Claim of $62, balance due ona misery note.
Defendant admitted the claim and judgment was entered for the Esq.
Claim of $11 for wages.
The defendant didn't appear. The summons was left with his boy: who subsequently erated that he had delivered it his master.
Judgment with costs for plaintiff.
April 201, 1869, Esq.
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