Bryan v. Blythe
Indiana Supreme Court
THIS was a suit in chancery transferred from- the Marion Circuit Court, in consequence of the interest of the Circuit Judge, -
1Opinion of the CourtBlackford, J.
This is a suit in chancery brought by John Bryan against the heirs tif Samuel Blythe, deceased. The bill states that Bryan, in the years 1814 and 1815, in Nicholas county, Kentucky, recovered against Samuel Blythe four several judgments amounting in all to about 3,000 dollars; that executions were issued on the judgments^ but without effect; that Samuel Blythe, as a security for the payment of the judgments, assigned to the complainant a penal bond executed by Benjamin I. Blythe, one of the defendants, to the assignor, for the payment of 3,500 dollars, stating in the assignment that it was…
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