Dormire v. Cogly

Dormiré, Ward, and Rose, the plaintiffs in error, moved the Circuit Court at the September term, 1842, to set aside a fieri facias which had been issued against them in favour of Cogly. The motion was founded on an affidavit of Dormiré, stating that on the 13th of September, 1841, Cogly obtained judgment by confession against Dormiré and Ward for 302 dollars and 56 cents in debt, and 3 dollars and 50 cents in damages, with costs; that Rose entered himself replevin-bail therein for the payment of the judgment within six months; that Cogly or his attorney indorsed on the record that specie or…