Cissna v. Haines

The record in this case is exceedingly volumin*497ous, but presents only three points upon which any question is here made, and will be no further noticed than may be necessary to an examination of those points.

By the record, it appears that, on the 10th day of August, 1852, Mary Benjamin sold to West &¡ Hunter about 400 acres of land, in Warren county, Indiana, and took a mortgage on the same to secure the unpaid purchase-money. West $ Hunter, on the 17th of March, 1857, sold a part of said land to one Gwinn, who agreed, as a part of the consideration, to pay 1,000 dollars still due of the…