Andrus v. Bealls
New York Supreme Court
Placita of August term, 1823—Memorandums of warrants of attorney—memorandum of May term, 1823. \ Jefferson county, ss. The people &c. sent to the sheriff of Jefferson county their writ close in these words, to wit: The people, &c. to the sheriff of the county of Jefferson, greeting: Whereas David J. Andrus, heretofore, to wit, in the term of August, A. D. 1819, in our supreme court of judicature, before our justices of the same court, at, &c. by bill without our writ, and by…
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Placita of August term, 1823—Memorandums of warrants of attorney—memorandum of May term, 1823. \ Jefferson county, ss. The people &c. sent to the sheriff of Jefferson county their writ close in these words, to wit: The people, &c. to the sheriff of the county of Jefferson, greeting: Whereas David J. Andrus, heretofore, to wit, in the term of August, A. D. 1819, in our supreme court of judicature, before our justices of the same court, at, &c. by bill without our writ, and by the judgment of the same court recovered against Joseph D. Bealls, David Smith, David Hale, Joseph Sterling, Elishu…
1Opinion of the CourtSutherland, J.
at first, thought the second plea, viz. of notice to revoke, &e. a good one, and that the facts stated ope rated to release the defendants, Who were sureties; though *he held the third plea bad, as the sheriff was not bound to defend on the attachment, (a)
*739Savage, Chief J. and Woodworth, J. were, however, against both pleas; and
Judgment was for the plaintiff.
END OP THE CASES IN THE SUPREME CGCBt.
Tide Stone v. Hooker, ante 154.
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