Ross v. Adams

Ross and Ely—being indebted to G. W. Adams, in two several sums due by notes—enjoined a judgment he had obtained for upwards of thirteen hundred dollars,upon the note last due—alleging, among other things not neces*510sary to be here noticed, that having paid as much as ought to have extingished the note first due, they had, for the purpose of paying the last note, delivered to Adams, one hundred and thirty five barrels of pickled pork—fifty barrels of prime, and eighty five barrels of mess—of good quality, and in excellent condition; which he promised to have transported for them to New Orleans,…