Boling v. Howell

— It is alleged in the complaint of the appellee, that on the 16th day of January, 1880, one Charles S. Boling executed to Jesse Boling two promissory notes for the purchase of real estate conveyed by Jesse to Charles; that in March, 1880, the former assigned the notes to appellee for the consideration of $480; that after the execution of these notes Charles Boling conveyed the land to Julia Boling, who, at the time, had knowledge that they were executed for the unpaid purchase-money of the land; that after the assignment and delivery of the notes to appellee, thé appellant John W. Reyman…