Morris' Admr. v. Peyton's Admr.
West Virginia Supreme Court
Tbis was an appeal from two decrees of tbe circuit court of Kanawba county. Moore, Judge, delivered the opinion of the Court, in which will be found a sufficient statement of the cause. The Hon. Joseph Smith, Judge of the seventh judicial circuit, presided at the hearing below. .
1Opinion of the Court
Moore, Judge :
P. W. Morgan, as administrator of W. M, Peyton, deceased, presents this casé to ns, upon an appeal from two decrees rendered therein, by the circuit court' of Kanawha county, at the June term, 1874, overruling the demurrer to the bill, and refusing to consolidate this suit with the creditors’suit of William ¡Smoot’s administrator v. P. W. Morgan, administrator of W. M. Peyton, deceased, and others, and directing that a boundary of land on Pork creek of Big Coal river, in Boone county, should be sold at public auction, to satisfy the demands of the plaintiff, Dickinson Morris,…
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