Per Curiam.
It appears in this case, that the note set up as an extinguishment of the debt of Kean and Foster, was in fact no more than a note put into the bank, for the purpose' of raising money for Kean and Foster. Therefore, it can be no extinguishment. The note, in fact, was not parted -with by Dufresne, but for the purpose of raising money for Kean and Foster.
Judgment affirmed.