Yuille's Adm'r v. Wimbish's Adm'r
Supreme Court of Virginia
Appeal from decree of circuit court of Charlotte county, rendered March 29th, 1880, in a suit styled Yuille’s administrator v. Gaulding, sheriff, &c.
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Appeal from decree of circuit court of Charlotte county, rendered March 29th, 1880, in a suit styled Yuille’s administrator v. Gaulding, sheriff, &c. By that decree, W. ,W. Henry, administrator of Alexander Yuille, deceased, was required to pay de bonis testatoris in his hands to he administered, William R. Barksdale, assignee of E. Y. Wimbish’s administrator, the sum of twelve hundred and fifty-three dollars and twenty-three cents, with interest on nine hundred and eighty-seven dollars and seventy-three cents from September 20th, ISTT, ufitil paid, that appearing to be the amount due on the…
1Opinion of the CourtFauntleroy, J.
On the 20th of January, 1852, Thomas S. Flournoy, as principal, and J. B. Stovall, Alexander Yuille, and William L. Pannill, as sureties, executed a joint bond to Eppa Y. Wimhish for $5,000, payable twelve months after date, with legal interest from date.
On the 14th March, 1868, William W. Henry, as administrator of Alexander Yuille, deceased, acting under section four, chapter 143 of the Oode of Virginia, 1813, caused a notice to he served on William Wimhish, administrator of Eppa Y. Wimhish, deceased, requiring him to institute suit forthwith on the said bond against the obligors therein.…
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