¶1ON a motion to set aside a testatum ca. sa. to Franklin county, for want of a preceding ca. sa. to this county, the court did not set it aside.
¶2 All the decided cases have given way to the exception, while, at the same time, they have held it completely answered by the production of an original, notoriously taken out, after the motion has been made. Why not as well *20overlook the exception at once, and save the expence and and delay ? In this case the prothonotary who signed the testatum had gone put of office, before the motion to set it aside was made.
¶3 I know not what has generally been the practice in Pennsylvania as to attaching or seizing debts. In England, it was held that bank notes were not seizable.