Woodward v. Braynard

delivered the opinion of the court, t ^e plaintiffs, endorsers of a note of Braynard; 110t yet payable at the inception of the suit, averring he had secretly departed, removing out of the state all his property, except sixty one hogsheads of rum, attached by V. Rilieux, prayed an attachment thereon, alledging they were sufficient to satisly his and their claims. It was accordingly obtained and levied.

H. B. Morse, and J. Brandt and co. were made parties to the suit as garnishees.

*573Morse answered he was not accountable for the rum, as it did no longer belong to Braynard, from whom he had…