Smith v. Moore
Supreme Court of Virginia
Appeal from a decree of the Circuit Court of Clarke couuty, in a suit in chancery, wherein the appellant, Annie M. Smith, was the complainant, and the appellees and others were the defendants.
1Opinion of the CourtCardwell, J.
William A. Castleman qualified on January 23, 1854, in the County Conrt of Clarke county, as executor of the will of Jacob Isler, deceased, giving bond for fifty thousand dollars, with six sureties, including Treadwell Smith. In 1873 Champ Shepherd and others, legatees and devisees, or otherwise interested, under the will of Jacob Isler, filed their bill in the County Court of Clarke county against Castleman, executor of Jacob Isler, such of his sureties on his execntorial bond as were then living, the personal representatives of such as were dead, in-*262eluding R. R. Smith and Charles H. Smith,…
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