Lapsley v. Brashears
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
From the General Court. The bill of exceptions was sign- ■ ' ed'by the Hon. Adam 'Beütti'/,
1Opinion of the Court
*47Opinion of the Court, by
Judge Owsley.
íyALTER Brashears, being indebted by contract to the intestate, William Lapsley, one thousand dollars, the láffc&r brought suit in the Fayette circuit court, and-recovered judgment against the former for the amount of his debt, together with interest thereon from the first dayhf March 1815, until paid, and costs.1
Upon this-judgment the intestate^ William Lapsley, caused a capias ad satisfaciendum to issue,.directed to the sheriff of Fayette county, and the sheriffhavin'g arrested the said Brashears and delivered him into the custody of the jailer of…
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