Gentry v. Allison

The appellant, who was the plaintiff, sued Wylie Williams, Joseph E. Goss, William D. Alexander, Curtis G. Hussey and Noah Allison, president of the Bank of Gosport, alleging, in his complaint, that in December, 1858, he recovered, in the Putnam Circuit Court, a judgment against William D. Alexander, then the president of said bank, and others, stockholders therein, for 6,000 dollars; that an execution was duly issued thereon, and by virtue of it the sheriff levied on parts of lots Nos. 3 and 4, in block No. 10, in the town of Gosport, fronting 24 feet on Main street in said town; and that…