Weed v. Dills

Weed sued Dills by attachment and two horses were seized under the writ of attachment, and Dills retained the horses by giving bond, with Tyler as his security, for the forthcoming of the property. Judgment was rendered against Dills, and an execution issued, which was returned “ no property found,” and an order was made by the court that Dills and Tyler deliver the property attached to the sheriff, on or before the 23d day of February, 1861.

On the 2d day of April, 1861, Weed filed a motion for judgment on the bond for the value of the property, having given Tyler fifteen days’ notice of the…