Hughes v. Houlton

Covenant by Hughes against Houlton. The declaration alleges that the defendant, by his writing obligatory, bound “himself to the plaintiff for the payment and delivery of the following amounts of good sawed lumber at the mill of the defendant, at the times and for the prices following, to wit, twenty thousand feet of sawed lumber that had been assorted, of one inch in thickness, to be at the average thickness, at the value of one dollar per hundred feet for inch lumber, and for a greater or .smaller price according to the thickness of the .same, and to be delivered at said mill in the month…