1822 - Edocs

Surrendering propert}-,
release from
ca. sa.
No execution until
ten days.
Or on oath of par-
tv.
Replevin bond.
Execution
No security taken
Sheriff liable on
motion, with 10
percent damages.
Sheriff may give
the bound*.
iiound>
For relief of insolvents.
20.
ponas and proceed to sell at public auction, the goods and
chattels so taken] after ten days previous notice at the
most public places in his County.
S Be it further enacted, That, when any ca. sa. has been
levied upon the person of a debtor, he may release his body
by surrendering property sufficient to satisfy the execution
aforesaid, and costs.
9. ; Be
it further enacted, That, no execution shall issue
from any clerk's office, until ten days after the adjournment
of the Court, from .vhich it emanates, unless the party,
or his agent or attorney make oath that they believe the
defendant will depart from the Territory, and it shall be
lawful for the defendant to execute a recognizance or replevin
bond, with approved security before the clerk for
the faithful performance of their obligation and true payment
of the sum, interest and costs sixty days thereafter,
which said bond shall be filed by the clerk and have the
force of a judgment, and should the party and his security
fail to pay the money at the end of sixty days it shall be
the duty of the clerk to issue an execution against the defendant
and his security, and deliver the same to the sheriff
of his county or other officer, and if the party against
whom such writs of execution may issue, choose at the expiration
of ten days, he may execute a recognizance or replevin
bond, with approved security before the sheriff,
which shall have the same force and effect as aforesaid,
and shall be returned to the clerk's office, and another issued
thereon at the expiration of sixty days as aforesaid,
upon all executions issuing upon replevin bonds the clerk
shall endorse " no security to be taken."
10. Be it further enacted, That if any sheriff or other
officer shall fail or refuse to pay over any money collected
by him, to the plaintiff or his attorney, he shall be liable
to pay the same and a penalty often per cent damages to
be recovered by motion, by giving ten days notice to said
sheriff or other officer before the next court from which
it issued.
1 1. Be it.further enacted, That if any person or persons
taken, or charged in execution shall enter into bond with
good and sufficient security, under reasonable penalty,
upon condition he or they shall not depart or go out of the
rules or bounds of the prison to which he or they shall be
committed, it shall be lawful for the sheriff to permit him
or them to go out of the prison prescribed by law.
12. Be it further enacted, That the prison rules or
bounds shall extend to the limits of any city or town within
this Territory in which the prisoner may be confined.
13. Be it further enacted, (For the relief of insolvent
debtors, taken upon original mesne or final process, and
to prevent long imprisonment of uniortunate people,-