Maskell v. Pooley

The plaintiff, a judgment creditor of the defendant, having caused to be seized on execution, a twelve months’ bond, the property of the defendant, is opposed by Isaac Trowbridge, who avers that he has a privilege upon said bond or its proceeds of a higher rank than that of the seizing creditor: the said bond being a part of the proceeds of a property upon which he has a recognized privilege as a furnisher of materials, as appears from the note of the defendant, which is in the following words:

§404 65. Eranklin, La., June 20, 1848.

One day after date, I promise to pay to M. Walker & Go., or…