Kinsey v. Grimes

. Dewey, J.

— Kinsey filed a bill in equity against Grimes to enforce a mechanic’s lien. The bill, among other things, alleges that Grimes purchased of Kinsey 17,600 bricks, with which he erected a dwelling-house; that the bricks were bought on a credit of six months, at the price of four dollars per thousand, amounting to 70 dollars and 40 cents, in which sum Grimes was indebted to Kinsey. Grimes, in his answer, denies the purchase of the bricks of Kinsey, and all indebtedness to him. There was a general replication. A jury was called to try the issue formed by the bill and answer, with…