Smallwood v. Woods

OPINION of die Court, by

Ch. J. Bibb.

Small-wood declared, as endorsee of an obligation, against ^°°⅜ as endorsor, that he had sued on said obligation and recovered judgment, and, having used due diHgence, had failed to receive satisfaction, of which 00^s b^d notice, &c. ; and the said Woods “ then and there assumed upon himself to pay the said sum of £. 30, together with the sum of 1 dollar 5 cents, the ount of the damages and costs that the said plaintiff, o ... 1 - ’■ by the endorsement aforesaid, ought to recover from the said Clay,” (the obligor in said assigned obligation,) "d'ienever he…