Upon failure of the usual efforts to collect by draft, suit was directed, September 11, 1838. Judgment was obtained against Ferguson, May term, 1839, for amount, with interest. Execution issued, and was returned, nulla bona.
Upon failure of the usual efforts to collect by draft, suit was directed, November 22, 1839. Judgment was obtained, June term, 1840, for the amount, with interest. Execution issued, and was returned, nulla bona. From a letter filed in the department, in 1842, proposing a compromise, it is supposed Montgom- ery is entirely insolvent.
Collected by suit, February 27, 1842.
Upon failure of the usual efforts to collect by draft, suit was directed, September 10, 1839. A subse- quent statement was sent, September 30, 1840. At November term, 1841, district attorney reported the case continued, in consequence of the death of de- fendant; and May term, 1842, abated, there being no administration on his estate.
Collected by suit, with $10 10 interest, August 26, 1842.
Upon failure of the usual efforts to collect by draft, $164 30 suit was directed, April 30, 1840. Judgment was obtained, May term, 1842, for amount, with inter- est, and execution issued, and was returned, nulla bona. It is believed, notwithstanding this return, that Shumway is good, and that the debt can be col- lected.
Upon failure of the usual efforts to collect by draft, suit was directed, May 19, 1838. Judgment was obtained, May term, 1839, against principal and sure- ties, for the amount, with interest. Execution is- sued, and was returned, "No property." B. E. Green, special agent, whose attention was called to this debt, reports, under date, March 12, 1842, that the parties are broken up, root and branch, and cannot or will not pay.
Upon failure of the usual efforts to collect by draft, 167 52 suit was directed, August 28, 1838. Judgment was obtained against the sureties, May, 1839, and against the principal, November, 1839, for the amount, with interest. For November, 1839, the marshal reported the sureties as bonded. Against principal he return- ed fi. fa., nulla boha, May, 1840. In September, 1840, district attorney was authorized to indulge, on collateral security. The sureties placed in his hands a warrant on the State Treasury, for $500. Out of this, he paid over $80, April 15, 1842, and $64, May 20, 1843; leaving due, $167 52.
Upon failure of the usual efforts to collect by draft, suit was directed, January 12, 1839. Judgment was obtained, May, 1839, for the amount, with interest, against Garrett. Execution issued, and was return- ed, "No property."
Upon failure of the usual efforts to collect by draft, suit was directed, December 17, 1838. Process was returned, "Not served," and, under date of Janu- ary, 1842, the district attorney reported him as gone to Texas. The amount due, upon the decease of the postmaster, was $5,863 57. There was collected by suit, be- tween July 25, 1838, and May 28, 1810, $3,678 69; leaving due, on the 30th June, 1841, $2,184 88. This sum, with $1,002 12 interest, was collected, February 17, 1842.
Upon failure of the usual efforts to collect by draft, suit was directed, April 4, 1839. Judgment was obtained against the principal, May term, 1842, for the amount, with interest, and against Aldridge and the administrator of Camp for $800, the amount of their bond. $52 was made from Stewart, and applied to costs. With this exception, fi. fa.'s against him and the sureties were returned, "Nulla bona." Upon failure of the usual efforts to collect by draft, $210 65 Higgins having deceased, suit was directed against his administrators, W. H. Johnson and J. R. West. Judgment was obtained, May, 1840, for the amount, with interest. Execution issued, and was returned, "Nulla bona." Mr. Green reported, March 21, 1842, that the estate was insolvent, but the assets were sufficient to satisfy this, as a preferred debt; and it is supposed, therefore, it will be collected. Upon failure of the usual efforts to collect by draft, suit was directed, March 20, 1839. Judgment was obtained against the principal, May, 1839, for the amount, with interest, and against the sureties, November, 1839, for $500-amount of their bond. Execution issued, and was returned, "No prop- erty." In 1842, Mr. Green, special agent, reported all three totally insolvent.
Upon failure of the usual efforts to collect by draft, suit was directed, July 5, 1839. Judgment was obtained, December 11, 1839, against Barker and Ruff, for $329 26; $20 was collected, and applied to costs. Execution for balance returned, nulla bona. Mr. Green, special agent, reported, July 6, 1843, that none of them had property in Mississippi. Upon failure of the usual efforts to collect by draft, suit was directed, November 1, 1839. The case was tried, May term, 1842, and judgment was for defendants.
Upon failure of the usual efforts to collect by draft, suit was directed, December 12, 1840; but Alexan- der could not be found, and was not served with process. Under date of January 25, 1842, Mr. Green, special agent, reported that he had emigrated, and, as some supposed, to Texas.
Upon failure of the usual efforts to collect by draft, suit was directed, June 3, 1839. Judgment was obtained, November, 1839, for the amount, with interest. Execution issued, and was returned, nulla bona. Mr. Green, special agent, reported, March 12, 1842, that Hunter was dead, leaving no property; that Hill was in Texas; that Garrett was without prop- erty, and desirous to pay, but could give no security. Upon failure of the usual efforts to collect by draft, suit was directed, December 13, 1839. Judgment was obtained, May, 1840, against the sureties, for the amount; and execution issued, and was return- ed, "No property." Mr. Green, special agent, re- ported, that both sureties were insolvent, and that Kennedy had left the county, and he could not learn whither he had gone.
Upon failure of the usual efforts to collect by draft, suit was directed, December 13, 1839. On the 31st January, 1840, the district attorney reported him gone to Texas.
The amount due was originally $667 01. The pen- alty of postmaster's bond was $400. Suit was di- rected, December 21, 1839, against the principal alone-Mr. Hemmingway, the surety, having given his note, on time, for $100. On the 26th June, 1841, $248 of this note was paid, leaving due on the note $152, and on the whole amount $419 01, as stated. This $152, with $12 28 interest, was col- lected, August 7, 1841, leaving due by the late postmaster $267 01; for which sum, with interest, judgment was obtained, December 14, 1842. Ex- ecution issued, and was returned, "No property." Upon Mr. Green calling on Cooper, in 1842, he refused to make any arrangement for the debt, and he reported there was no way of compelling him. Upon failure of the usual efforts to collect by draft, suit was directed, March 9, 1840, and judgment was obtained, May term, 1840, against Voight. The principal had died before suit, and Wallace was not found, and was reported afterwards by Mr. Green to be in Baltimore. Execution issued against Voight, and was returned, nulla bona. Mr. Green, special agent, reported, January 25, 1842, that Voight was insolvent, but had some land, sufficient to pay the debt, of which he had notified the dis trict attorney, in order to a new execution; but it is
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