State Ex Rel. Worthy v. Brower
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Administrator — Devastavit—Reference—Evidence—Partnership — •Slaves, Emancipation of — Refunding Bonds. Civil ACTION, tried before MaoRae, Judge, on exceptions to the report of a referee, at December Special Term, 1883, of Moore Superior Court. The facts are fully stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, C. J.
Robert W. Goldston died intestate early in October, 1861, and letters of administration on his estate issued to George W. Goldston, who entered into a bond in the penal sum of thirty thousand dollars, with the defendant and one Crab-tree Siler, sureties, with the conditions prescribed by law, for the faithful execution of the trust assumed. Without completing administration, George W. Goldston died in July, 1863, and letters de bonis non on the intestate’s estate issued to Noah Richardson. The latter also died in May, 1867, and letters de bonis non were then granted to one Alexander Holley,…
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