Brown v. . Craig

Upon the trial the plaintiffs proved their case sufficiently. On the part of the defendants it was proven that they delivered to Brown some bonds and accounts due to them, the defendants, from persons (379) resident in South Carolina, where Brown lived; and he gave them a writing purporting that these debts, when collected, should be passed to their credit. Some of the accounts were returned, but one account and some of the bonds had been sued upon in South Carolina, and judgments obtained, and nulla bona returned to the executions. One of them had been sued upon, and the record proved it to…