
    Eddy v. Smith.
    The sheriff had levied on two horses, by virtue of an execution, in this case, and kept them in his possession until the day of sale. On a rule against the sheriff to compel him to pay over the proceeds of the sale ; Held, that what was a reasonable compensation to the sheriff for keeping the horses, was a question for the presiding judge to decide; and that 21 cents per diem was a reasonable and the customary allowance.
   Per

Martin, J.

Confirming the decision of Mr. Justice Earle, at Marion, Fall Term, 1832.  