Pulliam v. Tompkins
Supreme Court of Virginia
Appeal from two decrees of the Circuit Court of Montgomery county, pronounced at May term, 1897, and November term, 1899, respectively, in sundry chancery suits heard together, in one of which the appellee was the complainant, 'and the appellant and others were the defendants.
1Opinion of the CourtHarrison, J.
In the case of Ellen T. Northcross v. William H. Davis' Heirs, pending in the Circuit Court of Montgomery county, a decree was entered at the may term, 1884, appointing George G. Junkin and James O. Taylor commissioners to sell certain real estate, *603providing that they or either of them should, before proceeding to act thereunder, execute a bond in the penalty of five hundred dollars, conditioned as the law directs. In pursuance of this decree the commissioners executed jointly the bond required, and advertised the several parcels of land to be sold at public auction August 23, 1884. Appended…
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