Henly v. Streeter

Streeter sued Henly in assumpsit on a note for the payment, on the 15th of April, 1846, of 60 dollars, in a horse worth from 40 to 55 dollars, and in cash notes on different individuals for the balance. The note was given by Henly to one Jobs, and by him, on the 18th of April, 1846, assigned to Streeter.

There were two pleas. The first is, that Henly, on the 15th of April, 1846, tendered to Jobs, the payee, in discharge of the note sued on, a horse of the value of 40 dollars, and cash notes on different individuals for the balance, &e., and that the tender was refused, &c. Replication in…