Vaughn v. Howard

Blandeo rd, Justice.

The plaintiff in error caused a certain^, fa. to be levied on four hundred acres of land as the property of Dekalb Reynolds, to which Beverly A. Howard interposed a claim. The jury found three hundred and thirty-five acres not sub • ject, and sixty-five acres of the land were found by the jury subject. The court taxed all the costs against Howard, and Vaughn moved for a new trial as to so much of the verdict as found three hundred and thirty-five acres, of the land not subject. The court overruled the motion for new trial, and Vaughn excepted; and to the judgment taxing…