Cox v. Fenwick

*183OPINION of the Court, by

Judge Owsley.

-Cox, Who was defendant in the court below, purchased of Fenwick a tract of land, at the price of twelve hundred, pounds, and executed an obligation for the payment-thereof. Upon the obligation was endorsed a receipt for seven hundred pounds, pari of which was composed of two sums due by Fenwick to John Tull and Toliver Craig, and which were assumed to be paid by Cox. The balance of Cox’s obligation not having been paid, Fenwick exhibited his bill in chancery in the Franklin circuit court, in which he alleges the aforesaid facts, and Charges that Cox has…