
    Seers v. Blakesly.
    The service may be go,od upon an attachment, although neither person or estate is lioldem thereby.
    Action by attachment. Plea in abatement — That the goods attached are not described in the officer's return with sufficient certainty — Demurrer.
   Judgment, plea insufficient — Whether the goods will be eventually holden by the attachment or not, is now immaterial, the service is sufficient to hold the defendant to answer, as it has been read to the defendant; the service is good as a summons.  