North v. Kizer

This was an action of assumpsit, brought by Kizer & Fullenwider, as partners, against North, to recover damages for the alleged breach of the following contract in writing, by not accepting and paying for the hogs therein mentioned, to-wit:

“ March 21, 1871.

I have this day sold B. H. North three hundred fat, merchantable hogs, to average two hundred and fifty pounds gross and upwards, to be delivered at Buffalo Station, Illinois, between the 15th of July and the 15th of August next, at the option of the buyer, buyer to give seller eight days’ notice when to deliver. The buyer agrees to pay…