Additional defendants: Farwick Frazier, John Norville, John Newbill, and Richard Cardwell.

Additional Defendants: A. R. Darden.

Plaintiff filed suit against defendant who won an earlier judgment against him for the sum of $35. The parties are sued over payment of a note, and the Circuit Court found for the plaintiff, as the delivery of a note by payee does not assign liability.

Bradford levied upon and hauled away a windmill and wagon hidden at the home of Jacob Feezel [?]. Feezel went into hiding to avoid resulting debts. Also involved: James Brannon, Rhea Hennegar, James Shaw, Includes itemized auction sales.

Charles and Elizabeth, his mother, were exe. Of will of John Greene, dec. In previous case, judgment had been rendered in favor of Jobe and against plaintiffs for $411.46. Plaintiffs had paid $321.74 and paid balance sometime later. Jobe issued for whole execution at first, then remembered later that $321.74 was paid, but still wanting the rest of the judgment. Plaintiffs seek stay of execution, charging that they had paid balance.

Additional Defendant: John H. Sloan. Dispute involves a debt and property.

Additional Defendants: Isham Matthews.

The plaintiff in error was sued by the defendants to collect on a debt owed by William Smith before he died. Original cause of debt unknown.

Plea of trespass for obtaining by and through his defendants agent a deed and possession of a tract of land in Blount county and for failing and refusing to comply with his defendants contract with the plaintiff to the plaintiffs damage of $50.00

Additional Plaintiffs: Stacy Bearcroft, Thomas Beaver, Wetherill Lee, Thomas Foster, Matthew McEwen, John Bray, Daniel Hadrick, Charles Reed, Stephen Kimbal, Hazen Hadd, Charles Litter, Samuel van Culin, John Glass, Robert Levick, Peter Levick, Josiah Basset, John Knen, Charles Truitt, Robert Truitt, Samuel Crustylong, John Bennet, Richard Dale, John Rass, Hamen Withers, Jerald Dale, Samuel Egleston, C. M. Jackson, Samuel Morgan, Charles Cheney, St. Clair Morgan, W. W. Berry, Felix Demorville, etc.

Additional defendants: William McTeer, N.J. Henry, and R.P. Bowerman. Bank sued defendants for $1215 debt unjustly detained from them for $500. McTeer failed to come to court and was made default. Court charged him with paying the $1215 debt and interest

The plaintiff purchased a three year old slave boy named William from the defendant. The slave was represented to be in good health. Soon after purchase the slave became ill.

Additional Defendant: James Taylor. Case involves a contested will.

Additional Defendant: A. J. Gamble.

Additional Defendants: George W. W. Quiddy, Samuel W. Edmundson, Joel A. Battle, John K. Edmundson

Additional Plaintiff: Douglass West.

The plaintiff in error is accused of trading to the defendant a mare and falsely representing its health. The mare was blind in one eye and after the trade it became completely blind. The mare was traded for a wagon and parts of a harness.

Additional plaintiffs: Robert B. Crinin, and Peter P. Sherwood

Folder contains opinion and remand to new trial. Evidence in trial is not found in folder. Given the time frame, the confiscatory charges must have originated from goods lost in transit at start of war. Cause of Action: Confiscation. Relates to a case of the same name in ET 1190. Includes final decree from 1873; court ruled in Galbraith's favor for $3,581.11.

Additional Defendants: James Taylor and wife Elizabeth and Joseph Ramsey and wife Hannah. Dispute involves debt, land, and slaves.