Campbell v. Gould

Suit by the assignees of a promissory note, against the assignor. Averments that suit had been instituted, judgment recovered, mortgaged property sold, and return of no other property found; and, also, that the makers were insolvent, at, and continually after, the maturity of the note.

At the first term of Court, after the maturity of the note, a judgment was recovered against one of the makers, and the cause continued for about six months, as to the other, for publication, before j udgment, as to him. No execution issued on the first, until after the second ’ judgment. No excuse was shown for…