Tennessee Supreme Court July 15, 1827 (Russel v. Gass)

Per Curiam.

The facts presented by the record in this case, do not substantially vary from the facts, as they appeared when this cause was before this court at July term, 1826; and upon the authorities then cited and the opinion then given, the court is of opinion, the statement by Gass, “that he would settle by the books,” &c., will not take the case out of the operation of the statute.