Taggert v. Hill. ( 1799 )

That clause relates to executions for costs, not to those or such parts of those as are for the judgments; and in the present case, though there be an abbreviation, that will not justify the sheriff in not levying the principal, however it may operate as to the costs.

Verdict for the defendant, and motion for a new trial.

NOTE. — See the report of this case in the Court of Conference upon the motion for a new trial. 1 N.C.

Cited: Wingate v. Galloway, 10 N.C. 8; Coltraine v. McCain, 14 N.C. 312.