Lockett v. Hill
U.S. Circuit Court for the Northern District of Georgia
In equity. Submitted on pleadings and evidence.
1Opinion of the Court
ERSKINE, District Judge.
This suit arises out of a mortgage given by Hill, in January, 1S71, to Lockett. The bill states that Hill being indebted to Rust, Johnson & Co. (of which firm Lockett was a member), and in settlement and liquidation thereof, drew his draft on Burt, Johnson & Co., payable to his own order, for $7.451.75, and it was accepted by them and transferred to Lockett; and to secure its payment and in consideration of supplies and money, and to discharge a certain draft in favor of Ketchum-& Hartridge, Hill executed the mortgage to Lockett on 1.G25 acres of land and certain…
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