Dickson v. Anderson

Anderson and Thompson recovered a judgment in a justices’ court against James McFarlane, on which an execution issued, and was levied on the property of McFarlane. McFarlane gave a bond for the delivery of the property on the day of sale; which bond was executed by Chas. K. Dickson, the appellant, as security for McFarlane. The bond recited that the execution had been levied upon certain property of James McFarlane, describing it, viz : twelve pieces of jeans, containing three hundred and forty-five yards, and four pieces of broad cloth, containing twenty-five yards, of the value of one…