Swigert & Shreve v. Thomas
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Trespass. From the Circuit Court for Jessamine County.
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Robertson
A fieri facias in favor of Vinton and Rockhill, another in favor of Gill, and two others in favor of the Bank of the Commonwealth, all against Jacob H. Holeman, having been levied, in May, 1832, on a female slave (Laura,) and various articles of household furniture then in his possession in Frankfort, and all of which property had been previously mortgaged by him to Yinton and Rockhill, as a collateral security for about four hundred and fifty dollars, the debt for which their said execution was issued — the slave and furniture, at the instance, or with the concurrence, of the execution…
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