Love v. Williams
Supreme Court of Florida
The record in this case shows the following state of facts and proceedings in the Court below, viz : William Williams, on the 14th November, 1842, obtained judgment against James Lanier, Robert L. Harrison and Uz Wood, for $1,328 10, in tbe late Superior Court in Gadsden County.
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The record in this case shows the following state of facts and proceedings in the Court below, viz : William Williams, on the 14th November, 1842, obtained judgment against James Lanier, Robert L. Harrison and Uz Wood, for $1,328 10, in tbe late Superior Court in Gadsden County. A fieri facias issued thereon, and on the 11th May, 1844, an alias writ oí fieri facias was sued out, returnable when satisfied, which was delivered the same day to John G. Camp, Marshal of the Middle District, and was in his hands, unexecuted, when the State government was organized, and on the 1st November, 1845,…
1Opinion of the CourtThompson, Justice
At the Spring term, 1850, of the Circuit Court, sitting in Gadsden County, Williams, who was plaintiff in a judgment and execution against Robert L. Harrison and others, obtained a rule against the appellant, to “ show cause why he should not pay over to the plaintiff one thousand and fifty dollars collected from the defendants.”
The appellant in his answer to the rule says: He does not know whether any execution ever eame to his hands in *133the said case, but if it did come to his hands, it was destroyed by the fire which consumed the sheriff’s office on the 12th November, 1849. That the sum…
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