Place v. Oldham's Adm'r

R. P. Oldham, in his lifetime, executed his note to Kleissendorff & Fuist for $500, which was assigned by them to T. M. Tunstall. A judgment was obtained in 1837 by Tunstall against Oldham for the amount of the ■note, with interest and costs, and execution thereon was returned “no property found,” except as to the sum of $52 49 made upon it. Afterwards, in 1840, Kleissendorff having previously died, Tunstall in a suit upon the assignment recovered a judgment against the administratrix and heirs of Kleissendorff for $493 51, bearing interest from the date of the judgment, which was satisfied…