l No. 4s Pearee v. Balridge. Error to Indepen-
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No. $ Pearee v. Balridge. Error to Indepen- cence

 Judgment affirmed. opinion by Oldham. J.

 A bond for cost is nc part of the record The nonresidence of plaintiff can b. taken advantage of. if at al only by plea in abatement no, by plea in bar, or on error schedule of property attach ed should be made out, and referred to by the officer in his return to the writ of attachment, where the property attached consists of several articles, and requires long description; but, if the return coa- tains fali description of the property, sepaf ate schedule is unnecessary.

 Byers. for plaintif.

 Fowler, contra