Thomas v. Bush's administrator

*506OPINION of the Court, by

Ch. J. Bibb.

— Thomas exhibited his bill against Philip Bush, alone, making in substance the statement following: that in 1798, he took up goods in the store ol Philip Bush, who then was one of the trustees of the town of Harrodsburg j that the complainant, then had a claim against the said trustees for more than double the amount of the goods purchased, which claim the bill asserts was legal and conscientious, and remains yet unpaid and in no part extinguished ; that at the time he received the goods, there was an express private and confidential agreement that Bush…