Supreme Court of New Hampshire July 15, 1857 (Lyford v. Putnam)

Fowler, J.

The case finds that in the winter and spring of 1854, and prior to the date of the obligation from the plaintiff to Hardy, the defendant sold, with the consent of Hardy, about five thousand feet of spruce timber, which Hardy had cut on the farm in controversy, and drawn to the Warren depot for the plaintiff, and that the defendant took the proceeds of the sale of said timber and