Heisch v. Adams

HENRY, Associate Justice.

Appellees as sole surviving heirs of James E. Adams sued appellant, alleging that on or about September 29, 1880, said James E. Adams sold to appellant a tract of 160 acres of land in Williamson County for the sum of $500, and that of this sum defendant paid $50 in cash and executed to said Adams three notes for the balance—giving one note for $50 due January 1, 1881, and two notes for $200 each, the first due January 1, 1882, and the other January 1, 1883.

They allege that,the $50 note was paid at maturity, and copy the other two in their petition. The note maturing…