Traylor v. Horrall

Trover by Horrall against Traylor, Cape-hart, and Cain. Plea, not guilty. The only evidence respecting the conversion was as follows: The plaintiff had put his corn into a crib,"which he’"had hired for the_purpose of Kin-man, and which stood on Kinman s land. The defendants and some other persons being present where the crib of corn was, Capehart offered the corn at public sale, and Traylor bid it off at the price of 31 dollars. Cain said that he had the officers bound for his money. The plaintiff was also present, and forbid any person from selling or removing the corn, *318claiming it to be…