Biggers v. Webb

A common-law execution in favor of H. O. Biggers against G. L. Webb was levied on thirty acres of cotton, forty acres of corn, and three mules, as the property of G. L. Webb. Mrs. G. L. Webb filed a claim to the property. The evidence introduced on the trial of the claim was substantially as follows:

J. P. Mason testified, that he was the sheriff and that he levied the execution; that the property levied on was" pointed out to him by Mr. Webb on the farm of Mr. Webb; that the mules were found *685in the lot at the domicile and residence of Webb; that he did not know whose farm it was, but it was…