To the Sheriff of the County of Fairfield,
Constables of the Town of Huntington

or his Deputy, or either of the
within said county; GREETING.

WHEREAS Morris Hule & Nahemem Burnite both of Huntington
late Merchants & dealers in company under the firm of Hule & Nahemem
recovered judgment against Elmer & Ellerine of J. Huntington

before me
Abel French
on the
31st

Dollars

of

5

and for the sum of
2

Dollars

By the sum of
5

and for the sum of
2

Justice of the Peace for the County of
day of August D 1818
33 Cents Demands

36 Cents

Costs of Suit as appears of Record; whereof execution

remains to be done.

THESE are therefore by authority of the State of Connecticut, to command you that
of the Money, Goods, Chattels or Lands of the said Debtor

found within your precincts, you cause to be levied (and the same being disposed of as the
law directs) paid and satisfied unto the said Creditor

the aforesaid sums, being
7
Dollars
6
Cents

in the whole; with seventeen cents more for this writ, together with your own fees.
And for want of such Money, Goods, Chattels or Lands of the said Debtor,

to be by him
shown unto you, or found within your precincts, to the acceptance of
the said Creditor

for the satisfying of the aforesaid sums; you are hereby commanded to take the bod
of the said Debtor

and him commit unto the keeper of the Gaol in Fairfield in the
County of Fairfield aforesaid within said prison; who is likewise hereby
commanded to receive the said Debtor

and him safely keep until he pay unto the said Creditors

the sums above mentioned, and be by him released, and also to satisfy your own fees.

Hereof fail not, and make due return of this writ, with your doings thereon according
to law within sixty days next coming.

Dated at Huntington this 15th day of April 1819