Glover v. Horton

— Trespass. The declaration contains two counts. The first is for breaking and entering the plaintiff’s close; the second, for taking and carrying away his goods. The defendant pleaded the general issue; and two special pleas, one to each count. The plea to the first .count states -thá't on, &c., one Seibert obtained a judgment against the *296plaintiff and the defendant, Horton, before a justice of the peace, on which an execution of fieri facias was issued, directed to a constable of the proper township, commanding him to levy, &c.; that, by virtue of said execution, the constable, and the…