Kirk v. Hiatt

Debt, upon an agreement under seal, for the payment of 200 dollars by the defendants to the plaintiffs. There are four pleas. The first is nil debet, to which a demurrer was sustaiúed. The second is a plea of payment. The third plea alleges that, before the commencement of the suit, the defendants sold and delivered to the plaintiffs one horse, gave them the use of another horse for the space of eighteen months, and paid them 100 dollars, in full satisfaction and discharge of said debt. The fourth is a plea of off-set. Issues were *323joined on replications traversing the three last mentioned…