Chapman v. Hurd

This bill was to correct an error said to have occurred in the rendition of a, judgment at law.

It is alleged that appellant purchased of appellee a note, which he endorsed, on James and John Wilson. Subsequently appellant recovered a judgment against the Wilsons on the note for $499.06 and costs, on which an execution was issued, and returned not satisfied for want of property. He then brought a suit against the appellee on his endorsement. The cause was submitted to the court, by consent of parties, for trial, and judgment was rendered in favor of appellant for $352.33.

It is insisted, that,…