Court of Appeals of Kentucky June 30, 1845 (Kerr v. Smith)

Chief Justice Ewing

delivered the opinion of the Court.

Smith filed a bill in chancery against H. and R. Kerr, as non-residents, to subject a house and lot owned by them in this State, in satisfaction of a balance, which he charges to be due him for his crop of tobacco, delivered under a special contract, at their stemmory in Henderson.