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by the plaintiff in travelling on said street and using
due care was hurt.
XXXVI. That the defendant hired from the plain-
tiff a horse, to ride from Frederick to Hagerstown,
and thence back to Frederick, in a proper manner ;
and the defandant rode said horse so immoderately
that he became lame and injured in value.
COMMENCEMENTS OF PLEAS.
XXXVII. The defendant, by S. T., his attorney,
(or in person,) says (here state the substance of the
plea.)
XXXVIII. And for a second plea the defendant
says (here state the second plea.)
PLEAS IN ACTIONS ON CONTRACT.
XXXIX. That he never was indebted as alleged.
(This plea is applicable to the declarations like those
numbered i. to xii.)
XL. That he did not promise as alleged. (This
plea is applicable to declarations like those numbered
xiii and xiv, and to declarations on simple promises
of any kind.)
XLI. That he did not accept the said bill of ex-
change as alleged. (This plea is applicable to de-
clarations like that numbered xv.)
XLII. That said bill of exchange was not duly
presented for acceptance, as alleged. (This plea is
applicable to declarations like that numbered xvi.)
XLIII. That he did not agree as alleged. (This
plea is applicable to declarations like those numbered
xvii to xix.)
XLIV. That he d^d not warrant as alleged. (This
plea is applicable to declarations like that numbered
XX.)
XLV. That he did not let a house as alleged.
(This plea is applicable to declaration like that
numbered xxi.)
XLVI. That the alleged deed is not his deed.
XLVII. That at the time of the making of the al-
leged deed, the defendant was and still is within
twenty one years of age.
XLVIII. That at the time of the making of the al-
leged deed the defendant was and still is the wife of
one W. T.
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