Wheeler v. Worley

This was a rule against a sheriff. His answer thereto was not traversed, and the court, upon the facts therein stated, made the rule absolute. The sheriff undertook to bring here for review the judgment rendered against him, reciting in his bill of exceptions that the court ordered him to pay over to the plaintiff a specified siim, and in default thereof that he be attached as provided by law, “to which judgment of the court [he] then and there excepted and now excepts and assigns the same as error.” There is in his bill of exceptions no further attempt to make an assignment of error. This…