Shryer v. Miner

The appellees, who were the plaintiffs, brought *176this action, against Godfrey Shryer, Bennett Bronner, William Corsaw, and William Stewart, to recover the value of personal property, viz: four mules, four sets of harness, and one canal boat, alleged to be the property of the plaintiffs, and to have been taken and carried away by the defendants, and by them converted to their own use. The defendant, Corsaio, having failed to answer the complaint, was defaulted. The suit, as to Stewart, was dismissed. Shryer and Bronner severally answered. To their answers the plaintiffs replied. The issues were…