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had requested the Sheriff not to return the Bond
forfeited but to hold it up from friday until monday
morning and he though on Sunday night he could
get the negroes levied expenses by said attachment over
the lines of the Mississippi in Pickens County. In
the conversation which said Knox had with said
nabors he nabors said, that English had told him
that he never would pay said debt.

This being all the proof the said Plaintiffs counsel
asked the Court to charge the Jury as follows. If the
Jury believed that Camp commenced suit against
English on the 20th April 1839. in the Circuit Court
of Talladega County and that on the 18th November
1840 Camp sued out an attachment in aid of that
suit and that said attachment was on the 19th
November 1840 levied upon certain slaves as shown
in evidence; and that on the 28th November 1840
the Bond read in evidence was executed by John
English and Lewis Nabors and that a writ of Ficri
Facias issued on the said Bond and was satisfied
by said Nabors as shown in evidence and that a
large portion of the money collected from said
Nabors in satisfaction of said Ficri Facias was
paid over to said Camp, or disposed of according
to Camp's order - and that afterwards but before
this suit was commenced the said Bond and
Ficri Facias was quashed by said Circuit Court
as shown in evidence then the said Nabors is
entitled to recover the amount collected
from him in satisfaction of said judgement,
and paid over to Camp or according
to Camp's orders, with interest thereon from the
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