Jordan v. Petty
Supreme Court of Florida
On appeal from an order quashing an execution issued in favor of the Appellant against the respondents, and which had been levied on the goods of respondent, Bobert A. Ware. The facts are set forth in the opinion of the-Court, to which reference is made.
1Opinion of the Court
THOMPSON, J.:
The facts of this case appear to he as follows í
In 1840, a suit was instituted by attachment in the Superior Court of the Apalachicola, District of the Territory of Plorida, for ■ Franklin County, in favor of Thomas Jordan, against Henry C. Petty, Augustus P. Clayton, William Bilbro, John Bilbro, and the respondent,. Bobert A. Ware, as the owners of the steamer Alabama, upon a demand for services; which attachment was levied upon the steamboat in April, 1841. The record states that the defendants appeared by Semines,- Campbell and Stone, their attornies, and pleaded the general…
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