Kenny v. Marsh

JUDGE ROWAN

delivered the opinion of the court.

The sheriff of Bourbon county seized and sold the tract of land on which Kenny resided, by virtue of sundry executions in the names of Marsh and others, against the said Kenny, amounting in all to the sum of $400 50. Marsh became the purchaser at the sheriff’s sale aforesaid, and supposing that the hundred acres of which the tract consisted, was worth more than the $400 50, the price at which he purchased it, and willing that Kenny should have the land, if he would pay the money for which it had been sold, at and within the times, at and within…