Giles v. Gullion

Suit by Gullion against Giles, on a promissory note for 150 dollars, made by Giles to one Reeder, and by Reeder indorsed to the plaintiff.

Answer that the note was given for a part of the purchase-money for certain real estate purchased by the defendant from one George Sargaser, who had purchased the same from Reeder; that at the time of the purchase from Sargaser, he was still indebted to Reeder, his vendor, for the purchase-money for said land, and the defendant assumed Sargaser’s indebtedness to Reeder, and gave his own notes, one of which is the foundation of this suit, there being another…