New York Supreme Court September 3, 1855 (Fisher v. Fredenhall)
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United States · · · 03-09-1855
By the Court, Parker, P. j.
The complaint includes counts for a horse sold, and for money lent, had and received, &c. Also a count alleging that the plaintiff sold a horse to. the defendant and received in consideration a note for $'60, against Jacob D. Woolford, and that the defendant warranted that Woolford was responsible and the note collectable. The answer was a general denial.
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