Jinkins v. Langdon

delivered the opinion of the Court:

The records of the suit were exhibited to the Court,, in which it had been stated by the garnishee, that he *389liad given in bis garnishment before that time : the Court decided upon them, and the Jury decided upon tiio facts, and a general judgment was given against the Defendant. If the Court erred in any particular, that error should be set forth-&emdash;none is perceived, and judg- ment mast he affirmed. "When a