Long v. . Fitzgerald

(Metcalf v. Guthrie, 94 N.C. 447; Jackson v. McLean 96 N.C. 474; cited and approved.) With the issue of the summons, on 1 July, 1883, the plaintiff sued out a warrant of attachment against the defendant, a nonresident debtor, which was levied upon two stocks of goods, one at Waynesville and one at Pigeon River, as his property. The defendant disclaimed any interest in the last mentioned goods, and upon his own, and a series of affidavits of others, for matters therein set out, moved to vacate (40) the order of attachment, which being heard at Chambers, was modified by reducing the plaintiff's…