Hamby v. Northcut

The complainants’ bill was dismissed, and all the costs of the cause adjudged against the complainants, by the final decree of the Chancery Court in this cause. The complainants prayed an appeal to this court, which was granted “upon complainants giving appeal bond or taking the pauper’s oath,” and complainants were allowed thirty days from the filing of the decree for entry in which to file bond or take the oath.

At the foot of the decree, there is a notation as follows:

“ C. & M. Enter.

“T. L. Stewart, Chancellor.”

And below the chancellor’s signature as above indicated, the following appears:

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