Parkes v. Clift

On May 15, 1854, Robert Lusk recovered a judgment in the circuit court of Davidson county, against Thomas Parkes for $1720. The entry shows that the judgment was by default upon an acknowledgment of service of the summons, and that the acknowledgment was proved by R. C. Foster, Esq. On the 1st of July, 1854, ‘¿ fitri fa-cias issued on this judgment to Davidson county, and was returned “no property found.” On September 12, 1854, an alias fi. fa. issued to Hamilton county, and was levied by the sheriff on several thousand acres of land as the property of Parkes. On January 10, 1855, the…