White v. Guest

J.— White and Lockwood sued Guest, at the February term, 1842, of the Tippecanoe Circuit Court, in debt. The declaration was filed on the fourth‘day of the preceding Tanuary. It alleges that the plaintiffs had sued out a writ of capias ad respondendum against one Hunt (reciting it), with an order of bail thereon; that the sheriff, to whom the writ had been delivered, arrested Hunt; that the defendant “executed upon the back of said writ a recognizance of special bail, whereby he acknowledged himself special bail for the said therein named Hunt, in the suit named in the said writ;” and that…