Clamorgan & Lisa's Executors v. Guisse, Snider, Morrison & Summers

This is an appeal from Chancery, to reverse a decree of dismissal of the appellants’ hill of complaint aad dissolution of an injunction.

The hill shows that in 180G, Clamorgan and Lisa made their bond to Guisse & Snider, for twelve thousand dollars, conditioned that if they should, by the first of April, 1808, pay six thousand dollars, payable in shaved deer skins at 40 cents to the pound, then the bond was to be void, &c.; on this bond there was judgment in the Supreme Court in 1813, for six thousand dollars, and interest on that sum at the rate of six per cent, per annum.

The plaintiffs’…