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  "name": "GEORGE W. SWEPSON v. JOSIAH TURNER",
  "name_abbreviation": "Swepson v. Turner",
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      "GEORGE W. SWEPSON v. JOSIAH TURNER."
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        "text": "Read\u00ae, J.-\nThe salaries of the officers and the pay of the; employees of the government, are to enable them to serve; the government. And their expectations pr their rights-, against the government for payment for services rendered orto be rendered, are not subject to any judicial process at the instance of their creditors. This is so from public policy,, else it might be in the power of creditors to embarrass the; government. This is so manifest and so well supported by-authorities that it is unnecessary to elaborate it. Buchanan v. Alexander, 4 How. U. S. R. 20. Bliss v. Lawrence, 58 N. Y. 445. Bank of Tennessee v. Debrell, 3 Sneed, 379. Buckly v. Eckert, 3 Penn. 368.\nThere is error. This -will be certified.\nPee, Cueiam. Judgment reversed.",
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        "author": "Read\u00ae, J.-"
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    "attorneys": [
      "Messrs. Merrimon, Fuller Ashe, for plaintiff.",
      "Messrs. Moore \u00bfj- Gatling and \u25a0Badger jDevereux, for defendant."
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    "head_matter": "GEORGE W. SWEPSON v. JOSIAH TURNER.\nOfficers of State \u2014 Salaries exempt from attachment.\nThe salaries of the officers and the pay of the employees of the State are not subject to any judicial process at the instance of creditors.\nCivil ActioN, tried at June Term, 1876, of Wake Superior Court, before Watts, J.\nThe plaintiff recovered a judgment against the defendant for $1,368. An execution was issued and returned nulla bona. Thereupon a Supplemental Proceeding was instituted and the judgment debtor ordered to appear before E. R. Stamps, Esq., who had been appointed Referee by the Court-On the 25th of November, 1876, the Referee reported that the amount due the defendant by the State for services rendered. as .Public Printer was about-$500-and that several hundred dollars additional would be due on the 17th day of December, 1876, at which time the conti set, entered into between the State and defendant, would'expire. Upon the-return of the report, Ilis Honor made an order appointing-G. Rosenthal, Receiver of the funds mentioned therein, and. on the 9th of January, 1877, the defendant moved to vacate; said order, which motion was overruled and the defendant appealed to this Court\nMessrs. Merrimon, Fuller Ashe, for plaintiff.\nMessrs. Moore \u00bfj- Gatling and \u25a0Badger jDevereux, for defendant."
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