King v. Dwight

Morphy, '.

The petitioner has appealed from a judgment dissolving an injunction he had obtained to arrest the execution of an alias fieri facias, on the ground that he had paid the full amount of his debt. It appears from the record that Henry C. Dwight, as executor of Gideon Boyce, had caused certain property to be seized in the hands of one James Swan. That the same was sold in due course of law, at a credit of twelve months, and was adjudicated to the present plaintiff on the 7th of July, 1838. That, on the twelve months’ bond becoming due, an execution was issued on it against the…