Henley v. Stemmons

Helm, as Commissioner under a decree of the Lincoln Circuit Court, sold a house and lots as the property of Wheat, in Stanford, and Withers became the purchaser, and executed bond for $530, the last payment, with Henley as his surety, and took Helm’s bond for a conveyance ; Withers sold the house and lots to Stemmons, and gave his bond for a conveyance when the last pay. ment to Helm was made, and received from Stemmons the full consideration; Stemmons afterwards sold and assigned Withers’ bond to Frazier. Henley was apprized of the sale, made by Withers to Stemmons, before the contract was…