Strange v. Donohue

Motion to enter satisfaction of a judgment.

The petition filed as the foundation of the motion, alleged that one Donohue had obtained a judgment against Strange and Ellis, in the Hendricks Circuit Court, in 1848, for 176 dollars and 86 cents; that execution was issued, and, with another against the same defendants, was levied on eighty acres of land belonging to Strange, which was advertised to be sold on the 28th day of February, 1852. The petition further alleged that on the day of sale, but before the sale actually took place, one Andrew Clifton, as the agent of Strange and Ellis, paid to…