State v. Williams
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Writ of Error to Independence Oireuii Oowrt„ Hon. Beaufort H. Neely, Ciren.it Judge.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Hanly
This was a soi. fa. on forfeited recognizance, determined at the September term of the Independence Circuit Court.
On the 18th day of September, 1854, a judgment of forfeiture was entered; and on the 1st of November, thereafter, a writ of soi. fa. issued, which was returned, executed on Byers and Bat-tan, and non est as to WilUams.
At the September term, 1855, Byers appeared, and craved oyer of the recognizance mentioned in the soi. fa., which was granted, by filing the original recognizance, which is as follows:
STATE OF ARKANSAS,) County oe Independence, f
We, Norman W. "Williams, as principal,…
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