Woods v. Jones

Warner, Chief Justice.

It appears .from the record in this case that Jones obtained a judgment against Martin on the 21st day of December, 1872. Poullain was garnished by the plaintiff, who admitted that he was indebted to Martin $200 00, which sum he paid to the sheriff. The sheriff, on being ruled for the money due on Jones’ fi.fa., admitted he had sufficient money in hand to pay it collected from Poullain, the garnishee, but stated that *493he had been served with a notice by the ordinary of Morgan county, that the money due by Poullain, the garnishee, to Martin, had been set apart as a…