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If the plaintiff, or any person for him, make* oath or affirmation, that

he believes the person against whom the attachment is to be served

has property belonging to the defendant in his hands or possession,

or under bis care, or is indebted to the defendant in any sum, (though

not then due,) and that he believes that he has just cause to fear

that such person is about to remove from the county where he re-

sides, the clerk, on the affidavit being filed, may insert in the attach-

ment a clause of capias ad respondendum against such person as

garnishee, pursuant to the plaintiff's claim — 1795, ch. 56, sec. 6,

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Such garnishee shall thereupon be held to sufficient bail to appear at

court, and to make answer as above directed, and to render his body

to prison, or pay the condemnation money, if judgment shall pass

against him — 1795, ch. 56, sec. 6,

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May issue from the county courts on any judgment against the goods

of the defendant, in the hands of the plaintiff or any other person

whether residing in the county in which such judgment is obtained

or in any other county — 1824, ch. 74, sec. 1, . .

806

In cases of judgments in any of the courts of this state, instead of any

other execution, the plaintiff may take out an attachment against

the lands, goods, &.c. of the defendant, whether in his own, or in

the hands of others, and whether he reside in the county where

the judgment was rendered or elsewhere — 1834, ch. 189,

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In any case where a writ of attachment has been returned nulla bona,

the plaintiff may issue a writ to the sheriff of any other county in

which it may be supposed the defendant has goods, &c. — 1837,

ch. 246, sec. 1, ..........

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Clerk in such cases to furnish a copy of the docket entries — 1837,

ch. 246, sec. 1. ..........

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To be directed to the sheriff or coroner of the county in which the

plaintiff or person in whose hands the goods may be, and to be re-

turned by him to the county court of such county — 1824, ch. 74,

sec. 1, .........

806

Where returnable to another county than that in which the judgment is

rendered, it shall be sufficient for the plaintiff to produce a short

copy of the judgment attested, &c. — 1824, ch. 74, sec. 1,

807

Provided no attachment shall issue to any other county unless on a re-

turn of nulla bona in the county in which such judgment is ren-

dered— 1824, ch. 74, sec. 1, .......

807

In cases of attachment the garnishee may come in and confess the

amount of goods, &c. in his hands — 1824, ch. 74, sec. 2,

807

If the plaintiff shall not take judgment for the amount so confessed,

but claim a larger sum, the garnishee shall be allowed the costs of

suit, unless on a final decision a larger amount shall be recovered

— 1824, ch. 74, sec. 2, .......

807

Persons resident of the United States, and who may under the existing

laws sue out mesne process, may use aud prosecute the process of

attachment under the limitations heretofore prescribed — 1825, ch.

114, sec. 1, .......

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