Cravens v. Hopson
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
*286OPINION of the Court, by
Judge Owsiey.
Thomas Arthur, on the 15th day of December 1810, gave to Cravens an obligation binding himself to pay $700 on on the 1st of March 1812; anti on the same day Cr&vens and Campbell assigned the- obligation to Hopson, by the following endorsement: “ We do hereby transfer this note to William Hopson, for value received this 15th day of December 1810.. — Note, if Arthur should not be good, we stand good for him and responsible for the same. N. Craven (seal), Ben. P. Campbell (seal).”
Arthur having failed to pay the obligation agreeabla to its stipulations, Hopson…
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