VENABLE AND M'DONALD v. the Bank of the United States
Supreme Court of the United States
APPEAL' from the circuit court of the United States.for the district of Kentucky. The appellees, at the May term 1822 of the circuit court for the district of Kentucky;-obtained a decree against Venable and'.others, fojr the sum of $4,700 with interest and costs; upon which execution was issued, and levied'by the marshal upon 367 acres of land and sundry slaves and other' property, named in the return, dated.
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APPEAL' from the circuit court of the United States.for the district of Kentucky. The appellees, at the May term 1822 of the circuit court for the district of Kentucky;-obtained a decree against Venable and'.others, fojr the sum of $4,700 with interest and costs; upon which execution was issued, and levied'by the marshal upon 367 acres of land and sundry slaves and other' property, named in the return, dated. September 2, 1822, shown, as the marshal says, “ as the property of Abráham Venable, and not sold for the want of time.” On the 26th of. November. 1822, the appellees exhibited their…
1Opinion of the CourtJustice StgRY
This is an appeal from a decree of the circuit coürt of the Kentucky district.
The Bank, of the United States, at Lexington, I&ntucky, on the 3d of July 1819, discounted a note of the samé date for f4700, signed By one George Norten, payable sixty days; afterdate, to one Daniel Halstead or order, and by him indorsed to Abraham Venable, and subsequently and severally indorsed by William Adams and'Joshua Norten, .anck by the latter to the bank. The note was not paid at maturity, and due diligence having been used tá obtain the amount from the maker,’ according, to the local law; a-, spit in.…
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