Wallace v. Clark

— Debt on a replevin-bond by Clark against the plaintiffs in error. The condition of the bond is, that if Joseph S. Wallace, one of the plaintiffs in error, shall prosecute with effect and without delay a certain writ of replevin, sued out by him against Clark, and duly return the goods and chattels taken by the sheriff, &c., by virtue of said writ, if a return shall be awarded, then said bond shall be void, &c. The breaches assigned are, that Wallace wholly failed to prosecute his suit with effect, &c., but, on the contrary thereof, became and was nonsuit; and that Wallace has failed to…