Marine Court.
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Nov I2-DanieI ID. Nash Us. Horton H. Brioek.-The
plaintiff was formerly Of the marshals OF this city
The defendant attorney. The plaintiff while an Of
fcer levied piano forte, belonging to young lady,
on an execution against other person The owner
brought action in replevin against the attorney The
parties it appeared met together and settled Defendant
in suit the attorney OF the claimant OF the piano.
forte and finding that included IN the
proceeded with the suit although he had
tice of the settlement between the parties He obtained


Judgment of costs against Nash, which judgment the
Common Pleas refused to set aside On the day which
he docketed his judgment no issued execution The law
is that execution shall issue for 30 days after udg
ment is obtained The officer went to Nashs store and
stated ne had execution, and asked ii Nash had any
property. He told by Nash find out what proper
~ belonged him. This simple trespass the gst
the action The jury considering the attorney was
not usabe in going with the suit after the settle.


of the parties, Notwithstanding the decision OF the
Common Pleas to the contrary, gave judgment in favor
OF plaintiff, 800 damages and costs.


For plaintiff, Mr.. Muiocko For defendants, himself in
