Smith v. Basinger

Hemphill, Ch. J.

The plaintiff below, Martin Basinger, recovered judgment against James Smith on a promissory note, and execution having issued was levied upon one wagon and three yoke of oxen, as the property of J ames Smith, pointed out by H. M. Smith. From that time the rights of the plaintiff to the fruits of his judgment, have been suspended by the artifices of this H. M. Smith and the inattention of the officers below. The property was replevied by the execution of a delivery bond,.signed apparently by James Smith in person, and H. M. Smith, but throughout the bond the said H. M. Smith…