Toler v. Cushman
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPEAL from the District Court of Avoyelles, Ogden, J.
1Opinion of the Court
Merrick, O. J.
Samuel W. Senario sold to Daniel Glande, jr., a negro man named Dame for $150. Glande, to secure the price, gave his three promissory notes, endorsed by Joel Toler, of whose estate, the present plaintiff is administratrix. Two of the notes having matured, they wer.e consolidated and a new note for the amount was given. On this note, judgment was rendered in March, 1841, against Claris and his accomodation endorser, Joel Toler, for $525, with ten percent, interest from March 1st, 1841. On an execution issued upon this judgment, at a sheriff’s sale of said negro man Dame, which…
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