Rutland's Adm'r v. Pippin

— In this case the defendants obtained a supersedeas to arrest proceedings on a fi.ja. against their estate, at the suit of the plaintiff, and then moved the Court to quash the same, and cause satisfaction to be entered on the judgment. On the hearing of this motion, it was agreed, that the sheriff of Greene, on the 19th May, 1842, paid to the agent of the plaintiff in execution, the amount due thereon, saving .sixty dollars, the attorney’s commissions, (which they had since received.) This payment was made by order of plaintiff’s attorney, as evidenced by their receipt; and it would .seem as…