United States v. Hogg

EVANS, District Judge.

The United States, pursuant to the Kentucky statute, has moved the court for a writ of possession and for a judgment for the possession of the tract of land described in the motion. The United States had become the purchaser of the -land under an execution issued from this court on a judgment rendered against Hiram Hogg. Some years before that, under writs of fieri facias issued upon judgments rendered in the state court, the respondents had become purchasers of the same, land. The executions from the state court were returnable on the first Monday in March, 1892. It…