Wilson v. State

Seire facias against bail. The writ shows a recognizance, regularly taken and recorded, by which one William Wilson, the principal, bound himself to the State in the sum of $400, and one MoCarty together with the defendant below, the plaintiff in error, the sureties, were jointly bound in the same sum; and which is conditioned, that the principal should “appear before the judges of the Henry Circuit Court at the (then) next term thereof, and from day to day, and answer the State of Indiana on a charge of grand larceny, and abide the judgment and decision of the Court therein, and not depart…