Baxter v. Hutchings

Plaintiff in error filed his petition in the court below, alleging that he is entitled to enforce a lien against the premises described, for the price of materials furnished by him, to he placed, in the mill of Sarah Hutchings. The petition sets out a letter of plaintiff in error, written to Frederick J. Hutchings, son of defendant in error, in which he makes propositions to furnish the materials, and designated prices, terms and conditions, and says to him, if they are satisfactory, he will endorse his acceptance on and return the letter. On the 2d of June, 1866, Frederick J. Hutchings…