Steptoe v. Pollard
Supreme Court of Virginia
This case was argued at Wytheville, and decided at Staunton. It is very fully stated by Judge Moncure in his opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
MONCURE, P.,
delivered the opinion of the court.
This is an appeal from certain decrees and orders of the circuit court of Roanoke county. The facts of the case, and the pleadings and proceedings in it, so far as it is material to state them, seem to be substantially as follows:
About the 26th of March, 1872, Shepherd Pollard contracted with John M. Brosius to purchase of the latter one steam saw-mill and fixtures, one wagon, one log carrier and one extra large saw; the first at $1,500, -the second at $145, the third at $125, and thp fourth at $20, all aggregated together, at $1,790 or…
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