May v. Johnson

Trespass for forcibly seizing and carrying

Nov. Term, 1852. May v. Johnson. *450away the goods of Solomon May, the plaintiff. Plea, by way of estoppel, that said plaintiff, on, &c., at, &c., by his certain delivery-bond, admitted that, on, &c., the said Hardesty, one of the defendants, then and there being a constable, &c., levied on the goods described in the declaration by virtue of an execution issued, &c., and directed to said Hardesty, on a judgment rendered against said plaintiff and in favor of said Johnson, the other of the defendants, for the sum of, &c., which is the identical taking…