Hanna v. Spotts' Heirs

Hanna filed his bill in the Hancock Circuit Court, against the administrator and infant heirs of Samuel Spotts, deceased, setting up a demand on two notes, one for $484, with interest from the 16th November, 1832, which he charges had been assigned to him by Edward Colston; the other for $1,800, with interest from the 23d July, 1833, which he claims to have been assigned to him by Wm. G. Hawes. Both of these notes he alledges were executed by said Spotts, in his lifetime, and the former for the last instalment due upon a contract for the purchase of a tract of land from the executor of…