Cronise v. Carper
Supreme Court of Virginia
Appeal from decree of circuit court of Botetourt county, rendered October 30th, 1883, in the cause of Eveline Eudesill, administratrix of John G-. Eudesill, deceased, against John G-. Rudesill’s beirs, Thomas G. Godwin, George W. Carper and als., creditors of decedent, by which decree Jacob Cronise, who was no party to said canse, was ordered to pay to William A. Glasgow, receiver in said cause, $616.01, as of June 1st, 1883. From this decree Jacob Cronise obtained an…
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Appeal from decree of circuit court of Botetourt county, rendered October 30th, 1883, in the cause of Eveline Eudesill, administratrix of John G-. Eudesill, deceased, against John G-. Rudesill’s beirs, Thomas G. Godwin, George W. Carper and als., creditors of decedent, by which decree Jacob Cronise, who was no party to said canse, was ordered to pay to William A. Glasgow, receiver in said cause, $616.01, as of June 1st, 1883. From this decree Jacob Cronise obtained an appeal, and writ of supersedeas. Opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the CourtLacy, J.
This was a suit brought by the administratrix of John G. Rudesill, deceased, in July, 1873, to settle up the estate of the said decedent, and to have her dower assigned. In the progress of the suit, and the taking of the accounts ordered, it appeared that the said John G. Rudesill was bound for a debt of one Gaunt, upon which a judgment had been recovered against the said Gaunt and Rudesill, and Rufus Pitzer and II. W. Camper, other sureties, in March, 1861, for $658.53. with interest from January 1, 1861, and $10.23 costs.
This suit was instituted by the said plaintiff against the heirs and…
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