Headrick v. Brattain

Bicknell, C. C.

John Headrick rented land to John Hutchinson for five years, from March 1st, 1872, for $765 a year, payable annually on the first day of March, and secured by a mortgage of the growing crops. Hutchinson gave his separate notes for the payment of said rents, and having paid part of the notes due March 1st, 1875, and March 1st, 1876, he gave a new note for the residue, to wit, for $710.20, upon which Headrick, in September, 1878, obtained a judgment for $736.83.

In 1875, Hutchinson had a crop of corn on the land; in October, 1875, Hiram Brattain, as constable, held two executions…