Thomas v. Armstrong
Supreme Court of Virginia
Appeal from decree of circuit court of Augusta county rendered December 8, 1888, in tbe chancery cause of J. E. Beard v. Rusmiselle and others. Into this cause Annie Thomas came by petition, setting up a claim against Mrs. Rusmiselle, to whom, petitioner alleged, certain land belonged, which the creditors of Mr. Rusmiselle were seeking to subject to satisfy their claims against him. The decree being adverse to the petitioner, she appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtLacy, J.
This case is as follows: On the 13th of March, 1886, one James E. Beard, claiming to be a creditor of Geo. B. Rusmiselle, filed his bill in the circuit court of Augusta county against the said Geo. B. Rusmiselle and others, to subject the *324land of the said Kusmiselle to the payment of his said debt, which amounted to the sum of $487, and which arose by reason of a decree of the circuit court of Augusta county for the same rendered against said Kusmiselle as principal debtor, and said Beard and one W. W. Call, as sureties, on the 16th day of November, 1883, and which had been paid in part by…
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