Dunn v. Crocker

The record in this case shows that on the 3d of August, 1860, Luther Crocker commenced a suit before a justice of the peace against Martin L. Bonney, upon a note on which there was due a fraction less than 100 dollars. The suit was commenced by attachment against the personal property of Bonney. On the same day personal property of Bonney was seized by virtue of the attachment. On the 7th of August, 1860, Bonney executed and filed with the justice an undertaking, as follows :

“We, the undersigned, undertake that the property attached in said cause shall be delivered to the constable on demand, *325…