Wilson v. Graham's
Supreme Court of Virginia
THIS \vas a suit in the Superior Court of Chancery for the Richmond District, in behalf of the appellants assignees of Nathaniel Burwell, for ara account of the assets belonging to the estate of Elizabeth Graham deceased, and to subject a tract of land (which, in her life time, was sold and conveyed by ^le sa'c* Burwell to a Trustee for the benefit of her and her children) to satisfy the claims of the Appellants, to whom the bonds taken for the purchase money were assigned,…
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THIS \vas a suit in the Superior Court of Chancery for the Richmond District, in behalf of the appellants assignees of Nathaniel Burwell, for ara account of the assets belonging to the estate of Elizabeth Graham deceased, and to subject a tract of land (which, in her life time, was sold and conveyed by ^le sa'c* Burwell to a Trustee for the benefit of her and her children) to satisfy the claims of the Appellants, to whom the bonds taken for the purchase money were assigned, it ap* peared, that a certain John Wyatt, who was said, but not provec|) t0 have died insolvent, was security in those…
1Opinion of the Court
*299After an argument by the Counsel for the Appellants, no Counsel appearing for the Appellee, the President, on the 13th of December, 1816, pronounced the Court’s opinion, that there was no error in the Decree, which therefore was affirmed.
2Cited by9 opinions
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