Gray v. Wilson
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
ERROR to the common pleas of Cumberland county. This was an issue directed by the court of common pleas, in which James Wilson was made plaintiff, and John Gray, Samuel Alexander, Esq. and Jacob Fetter, were defendants. All the points and facts of the case are fully stated in the opinion of the court, which was delivered by
1Opinion of the CourtSergeant, J.
—Certain moneys were brought into the court below, which were the proceeds of the sales of personal property of Jacob G. Cauffman and John Gray, by virtue of executions at the suits of various creditors, on judgments obtained in that court. The sales weremadeon the 13th of February 1834. The plaintiffs claimed a balance due to them, as landlords of Gray (of whom Cauffman became partner), for rent amounting to 764 dollars and 68 cents, and gave notice to that efle.ct to the sheriff on the 11th of February 1834, the goods being on the premises of Cauffman and Gray when seized in execution. The…
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