Hamilton v. McConkey's Adm'r
Supreme Court of Virginia
Appeal from decree of circuit - court of Montgomery county, rendered at its November term, 1885, in a chancery •cause -wherein the Montgomery White Sulphur Springs Company is complainant, and George W. Fogg, administrator of Samuel McConkey, deceased, and others are defendants. The decree being adverse to Robert Hamilton and Edward Graham, they appealed. Opinion states the-case.
1Opinion of the CourtLacy, J.
In a creditors’ suit an account was ordered, taken, and reported of lands, liens, and rents. Among the debts reported as liens are two judgments jointly in behalf of the appellants, Robert A. Hamilton and Edward Graham, against the appellees, one of which, marked “No. 5,” is for $339.02. principal, $463.48 interest, and $4.33 costs, as of the twenty-sixth day of April, 1884. And the other, marked “No. 6,”’ is for $325.85 principal, $459.01 interest, and $4.33 costs, as of the same day. Both judgments were rendered April 28, 1861. On judgment No. 5, one writ of fieri facias issued April…
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