Tugwell v. Bussing

— This action was either very loosely tried or the bill of exceptions is very loosely made up, so that it does not present the facts in a very intelligent form. The plaintiff had an execution against one George Shaeffer against whom, as an individual, there were some prior executions. There was also an execution in the sheriff’s hands against Shaeffer and Boesen, and a levy was made upon the property of the firm. The action seems to be brought against the sheriff for selling the property altogether instead of in parcels, by reason of which the plaintiff claims that her intestate lost the…