Saxton v. State

-This was a scire facias in favour of state against Morris Saxton, to have execution on a recognizance.

The scire facias alleges that, at a Circuit Court, &c., before the president judge and one of the associates (naming them), James Mowbray was impleaded with George Saxton in an indictment for murder; that the cause was continued as to Mowbray ; and that he and the defendant, Morris Sax-ton, acknowledged themselves to owe and be indebted to the state, &c. The scire facias also alleges, that, at a Court continued and held as aforesaid, viz., on the 13th of September, 1843, before the judges,…