Williams v. Lumpkin

Henry, Associate Justice.

Plaintiff in error instituted this suit as administrator of T. J. Williams, deceased, alleging that Wilson Lump-kin executed to his intestate his promissory note for the sum of nine-hundred dollars, payable on the 11th day of January, 1887, secured by a mortgage on real estate described in the petition. He further charged that his intestate executed to defendant J. A. Hein his promissory note, for one hundred and thirty-one dollars, and to secure the payment of *603said note to said Hein placed the note made hy defendant Lumpkin in the hands of said Hein as collateral…