Bishop v. Yeazle

Assumpsit by the assignees against the administrator of the assignor of a promissory note. The declaration contains two counts. The first is special, the second is for money had and received. The first count avers the making of a promissory note by Cheadle and Hand to Lewellan, the defendant’s intestate, and the assignment of it by Lewellan to the plaintiffs; that a suit was commenced by the assignees against the makers, and judgment obtained against Hamd at the March term, 1839, of the Vermillion Circuit Court, being the first term after the assignment, and a return made of “not found” as to…