Osborne v. Cabell
Supreme Court of Virginia
Appeal of John J. Osborne to decree of chancery court of the city of Richmond, rendered against him on 14th June, 1879, in a chancery suit therein pending, wherein Henry O. Oabell was plaintiff, and Francis J. Barnes, Edward D. Hitchcock and the said John J. Osborne were defendants. The facts of the case and the object of the suit are fully indicated in the syllabus and stated in the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the CourtHinton, J.
The appellee, Henry O. Cabell, on the 30th day of April, 1860, borrowed from James Lyons, special commissioner in the suit of Vaughan and als. v. Goddin and als., then depending in the circuit court of the city of Richmond, the sum of $2,853.08, and executed his bond to said Lyons, commissioner, in the proper penalty, with William Daniel, Jr., as surety, and conditioned for the payment of the principal sum and interest in such time and *464in such manner as said court should direct; and at the same time he also conveyed, hy deed, in which his wife united, a certain lot of land in the city of…
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