From Cumberland.
If no error is assigned in the charge of the judge, and none appears upon the record, the judgment of the Superior Court is of course affirmed.
(16) PER CURIAM.
From an inspection of the record in this case, nothing appears showing that judgment was improperly rendered against the plaintiff in the Superior Court. That judgment must therefore be affirmed.
Approved: King v. Ellington, 87 N.C. 573.