Wallard v. Worthman

This was an action of trespass by appellee against appellants, wherein judgment was rendered for plaintiff for $603.50.

Wallard, one of appellants (who seems by the witnesses in some eases to be called Waller and in some cases Weller), held a note against Worthman, dated January 7, 1875, for $310, payable January 7,1876, with ten per cent interest, and Worth-man gave to Waller, on the 21st of September, 1875, a bill of sale of four horses, two wagons, one dray, two plows, one corn cultivator, one reaper, one corn planter, four cows, twenty-one hogs, twenty pigs, 1500 bushels of corn, which was…