Joyce v. Hufford

— At the May term, 1841, of the Hendricks Probate Court, the plaintiffs obtained a judgment against the defendants as the administrators of one Enoch Barlow, deceased, upon which an execution oí fieri facias was issued, and was returned nulla bona. A scire facias was then issued against the heirs and terre-tenants, requiring them to appear and show cause why execution should not go against the real estate'of the deceased. At the November term, 1841, judgment was rendered, and soon/thereafter an execution was issued commanding the sheriff to sell the real estate. At the February term, 1842,…