Martin v. Martin
Supreme Court of Missouri
APPEAL FROM CALLAWAY CIRCUIT COURT. On tlie 25tli day of September, 1846, Samuel Martin, administrator of tlie estate of Russell Martin, deceased, filed in the office of the clerk of the Circuit Court of the county of Callaway, his bill in chancery against William R. Martin, his co-administrator and others, defendants in said suit.
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APPEAL FROM CALLAWAY CIRCUIT COURT. On tlie 25tli day of September, 1846, Samuel Martin, administrator of tlie estate of Russell Martin, deceased, filed in the office of the clerk of the Circuit Court of the county of Callaway, his bill in chancery against William R. Martin, his co-administrator and others, defendants in said suit. The bill charges, that about the year 1820, Russell Martin, the intestate, resided in the State of Kentucky, that he had a considerable family of children, male and female, and was possessed of a considerable number of negroes; that it was his custom, upon the…
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PETITION EOE A ItE-HEATlING.
To ths Honorable the Supreme Court of the State of Missouri:
Your petitioner, W. R. Martin, by his solicitor in the above entitled cause, most respectfully solicits tlie court to grant unto him a re-liearing in said cause ; and in presenting this petition, his solicitor begs leave to premise, that he feels it his duty to your petitioner to do so. After having carefully perused the decision of the court, as well as the evidence in the cause, upon which the same is founded, he will state, that lie feels no disposition whatever to question the correctness of the…
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