n- I Cot'RT OK Common 1’i.eas.—The case of Augustus Coilius vs. Olho Linton rn was tried to tbe jury, id The plaintiff, who is the son-in-law sy of the defendant, brings suit lor over y, | four years’ boarding, nursing and ad washing for the defendant, amounting 'e , to about $l,ouo with interest, ut j The defendant denies that there was — j a contract with the plaintiff for boarding, Ac., but say8 the boarding was tie i ®ore than equalled by his (defend-■tr j ant's) labor as a farm hand and in ; goods and merchandise furnished by tje defendant for the family of plaintiff.So ! Tue jury found for the defendant.I me as. _ ■ « . •