Washburn v. Goodheart

This was trespass, by appellant against appellee, for levying upon, as sheriff, and selling, a team of two horses and their harness, the property of appellant.

The levy and sale were by virtue of an execution issued upon a judgment in favor of John V. Farwell & Co., and against appellant, for some $400.

The principal question is, whether the property was exempt from execution. There is' no objection to the sufficiency of the evidence to prove the exemption, on any other ground than that it is not shown that the property was personally used by appellant in obtaining the support, of his family.…