Johnson's Ex. v. Duncan

Martin, J.*

The petition stated, that one Bell made his promissory note to M'Master & Adams, or order, for $3000. That the latter endorsed it to Duncan & Jackson, who endorsed it to Johnson; that at maturity, Bell neglecting to pay, the note was protested, and due notice given to Duncan & Jackson. That about four months after, Bell made a partial payment of $687 50; and soon after, judgment was obtained against him for the balance, interests and costs; and he afterwards died, and the judgment was revised against D. L. Todd, his representative, and a fi. fa. issued, and no property found. That…