capias utlegatum hare bring debt against Curson for a great sum and process  continue until capias utleg and the plaintiff move the court that the sheriff  may be command to execute the writ because they doubt thereof and the writ be  deliver to the sheriff in court and he say that he will do his endeavour but  Curson bath long Gouldsborough er p keep his house so that he can come at he  Peryam you may take the power of the country with you and break his house and  take he out for so it have be adjudge here which the court grant asset  puckering show how a action of debt be bring against a administrator who plead  plene to manage and thereupon the jury foul d a special verdict that certain  obligation make by the testator to the value of a hundred pound be forfeit and  the administrator take in the say bind and give his own bind for the debt and  retain the money in his own hand beside which c he bad nothing c and if that  hundred pound shall be liable to this action of the plaintiff they pray the  advice of the court and by the opinion of Windham and Peryam it shall not be  asset because the property be change in give his own bind for the same and it  be as if he have pay the debt with his own good but if he have compound for  less then the surplusage shall have be asset but road be of a contrary opinion  in the principal case for Gouldsborough report as much as he have pay no money  but only give his bind for it and Anderson be absent at this day and after at  another day the case be move again by Shuttelworth and then he show that for  part thereof the administrator have give his bind and for another part his  promise and he say that this be no payment but a composition and therefore no  change of property Anderson for so much as he have give his promise I think it  not good because that by this promise this first debt be due by bind be not  discharge but for so much as he have give his bind for I hold it good enough  because the first debt be discharge thereby although that the obligation be  make to a stranger by the appointment of the debtee and also before the debt  due for by this the first debt be go and Windham and Peryam be of the same  opinion that the debt be discharge and that it shall not be asset in his hand  but road doubt thereof and it be adjourn