Wakefield v. Johnson

It seems, from the record, that one Hewitt purchased certain lands of one Thomisson, in Arkansas county. For a portion of the purchase money, it seems that Hewitt executed Ms note to Thomisson. One of these notes passed into the hands of John A. Wakefield, the appellant, who filed Ms bill, in the Arkansas circuit court, to inforce a véndor’s lien. The bill alleges the death of Hewitt; the appointment of Johnson, the appellee, as administrator, and that he, Wakefield, is the legal owner of the note; that no portion of the five hundred Hollars has been paid; that Hewitt and his legal…