Stevenson v. Miller

James Mieeer, one of the appfellees,' obtained a judgment for six hundred dollars and upwards, against Samuel Stevenson, one of the appellantss and issued execution of fieri facias, which was returned “No property found.” He then filed a bill against Stevenson, alleging that a negro woman1 slave and her children, had been sold as the property of Stevenson, under an execution against him in favor of Reuben Newton, for $¿8.5 73 cents more than Newton’s debt j that Richard A. Taylor becamé:the purchaser, and gave bond and security for the said overplus, beyond Newton’s debt, which was still due…