Rogers v. Simmons

On the sixteenth day of November, 1850, one L. C. P. Freer, as trustee, under a deed of trust made by John Smith to said Freer, March 28, of that year, to secure payment of a note of that date to Alonzo Hamlin, for $93.75, sold and conveyed to said Hamlin the forty-one acres of land in controversy for fifty dollars.

April 3, 1851, Hamlin, upon a judgment recovered by him against Smith for some sixty dollars, for the residue of the note unsatisfied by the sale under the trust deed, caused an execution to be issued, and another tract of land of forty acres adjoining the above, was sold to him…