Sanford v. Freeman

Debt by the appellees against the appellants. The declaration alleges that the plaintiffs, at the September term, 1840, recovered a judgment in the Elkhart Circuit Court against one George N. Martin, for 541 dollars ; and that on the first of November, 1841, the defendants executed on the judgment-docket of the Court, immediately below the entry of said judgment, their writing obligatory in these words: “We, the undersigned, hereby acknowledge ourselves replevin bail and security for the payment of the above judgment and interest, in manner following, to-wit: one hundred dollars within sixty…