Redman v. White

This cause originated in a justice’s court, and was removed to the circuit court by appeal. White, who was the plaintiff below, recovered, and Kedman brought error.

The action was trespass, for a quantity of corn, which White claimed to have purchased of one Monmouth Miller,, and alleged that Bedman had taken and carried away. There was no dispute about the taking, but Bedman *524•claimed that lie acted as a constable, and took tbe property under an execution in his hands against Miller, of whom White purchased, and that the sale to White was voidable by the execution creditor, as fraudulent.

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