Reports of Cases in the Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia, Том 90D. Bottom, Superintendent of Public Print., 1895 Some vols. also contain reports of cases in the General Court of Virginia. |
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... Wife , 21 Gratt . , 709 , Richard v . Holmes , 18 How . , 143 , 837 - 21 , 266 - 306 306 306 306 496 502 670 788 25 · 473 - 117 , 365 704 34 520 730 , 818 6 209 306 408 , 625 408 496 158 , 474 380 Richlands Iron Co. v . Elkins , 90 Va ...
... Wife , 21 Gratt . , 709 , Richard v . Holmes , 18 How . , 143 , 837 - 21 , 266 - 306 306 306 306 496 502 670 788 25 · 473 - 117 , 365 704 34 520 730 , 818 6 209 306 408 , 625 408 496 158 , 474 380 Richlands Iron Co. v . Elkins , 90 Va ...
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... wife ( the said L. A. Saunders and Eliza J. Smith being the children and only heirs of B. B. Watts , deceased , his wife being dead ) , sold the Opinion . said tract of eighty - six acres of 58 PEEBLES V. WATTS ' HEIRS & AL .
... wife ( the said L. A. Saunders and Eliza J. Smith being the children and only heirs of B. B. Watts , deceased , his wife being dead ) , sold the Opinion . said tract of eighty - six acres of 58 PEEBLES V. WATTS ' HEIRS & AL .
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... , a helpless paralytic who had to travel in a wagon , started in a wagon drawn by two horses , and accompanied by his wife and fifteen - year - old son , Opinion . John H. Mullins , and John Chappel , 110 TAYLOR v . COMMONWEALTH .
... , a helpless paralytic who had to travel in a wagon , started in a wagon drawn by two horses , and accompanied by his wife and fifteen - year - old son , Opinion . John H. Mullins , and John Chappel , 110 TAYLOR v . COMMONWEALTH .
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... wife and John Chappel , Greenbury Harris , and Wilson Mullins were all five instantly killed , and the horses to the wagon were also killed . The boy , John H. Mullins , started to run as soon as the firing began , and as he ran , a ...
... wife and John Chappel , Greenbury Harris , and Wilson Mullins were all five instantly killed , and the horses to the wagon were also killed . The boy , John H. Mullins , started to run as soon as the firing began , and as he ran , a ...
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... wife of Henry or Talt Hall , was living at Ira Mullins ' , and I told him if that was the case , by watching the house of Mullins he could tell whether either of the Halls came in there or not . ' In this connection , counsel for the ...
... wife of Henry or Talt Hall , was living at Ira Mullins ' , and I told him if that was the case , by watching the house of Mullins he could tell whether either of the Halls came in there or not . ' In this connection , counsel for the ...
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