Steele v. Hanna

This was a motion by a sheriff, against purchasers at a sheriff’s sale, for a judgment for the purchase-money and damages thereon, pursuant to the statute. The notice of the motion sets forth a judgment in the Wabash Circuit Court, in favour of one Abner Elmes against Hugh Hanna; the issue of an execution thereon, and a sale by virtue of it jointly to Hanna and Conner, the defendants, of a certain lot of ground for 2,000 dollars; the tender to the purchasers of a deed for the lot; a demand from them of the purchase-money, and their refusal to pay, &c. It also shows that there were five other…