Additional defendants: A. Dean and J.W. Arcley. In original suit of W.W. Lillard v. Henry Sheets, Lillard obtained judgment of $12.54 against Sheets. McDaniel [alt. McDonald] sued Dean, as constable of the previous case, and defendants, his sureties, for broken covenant and failing to return execution to plaintiff's damage $100. Justice ruled in plaintiff's favor. Defendants appealed.

Aale of unsound Jack mule.

Thomas Weir, Jordan Smith, executors of Jacob Queener, dec. Plaintiffs: Austin Moore, James Moore- assignees of Charles Lewallen. Plea of covenant broken, damages of $400. "sum of sixteen hundred and sixty-six pounds of iron mentioned in said covenant was to be paid and at the forge of John Queener, deceased." Covenant made on 3 June 1845.

Pltf sued to recover $400 on a bond to be invalid if certain conditions were unmet, the bond was unpaid, still valid, and for a plot of land.

Add. Plaintiff: William B. Gallaher - Administrators of the estate of James Gallaher (dec.). Add. Defendant: John Suddath. Covenant broken to the damage of $150.

Allen sued Defs for breaking covenant to pay Allen $800, claiming $1,000 damages. (Carter later dropped from case.) Allen got judgment against Hamilton, satisfied by selling Hamilton's property: negro slave boys Alexander & Jim. See also Joseph S. Chunn v. Joseph Hamilton (oversized case found in old box 1854 w/this case; seems to be different matter, though Chunn is also endorser on note Allen & Carter signed agreeing to pay Allen $800).

Plaintiff claimed defendant owed him $400 for labor and work performed. Plaintiff was a skilled stone worker who supplied the stone foundation and lintels for the defendants brick house completed 1844.

The RR Co. initially sued Galbreath for breaching a bond covenant.

Additional defendants: John B. Murphy

Plaintiff entered plea of Covenant Broken to his damages, in the amount of $1000. In 1836, defendants entered into a covenant with then Gov., Newton Cannon, and his successors in the amount of $500. Wiley was clerk of Roan Co. The obligation was to be void if Wiley performed in his office, to collect and pay over taxes imposed on suits in the County Court.

Add. defendants: John M. Bringman, Lavina Bringman, Beny F. Bringman, Elijah C. Robinson & wife, & Samuel W. Robinson (widow, heirs, & administrators of John Bringman (dec.)). G. Foster bought a tract of land but was unable to raise some of the money for the bank notes, so he loaned $112 from his friend, J. Bringman. They executed a deed of trust to prevent Bringman from any loss during the loan and with the understanding that no interest was to be paid on the principle, but his heirs want to collect.

See possible related case in MT 182.

Plaintiffs: S. Hyde, Robert A. Clark. Plaintiffs are partners in trade. Townsend was a merchant as well who made a deal for a large amount of goods from the plaintiffs and the deal didn't go through after the plaintiffs acquired all of the goods.

Austin Rider mentioned as a conspirator of defendant, but not sued. Henderson broke a covenant to Hiles for claiming they could procure for Hiles land at no more than $8 per acre. Hiles fronted $500. sued for damages for $2,500.

Additional plaintiffs: Mary Reed, wife of James Reed.

Defendant McCallan is also spelled McCallin, McCallon.

Generational case involving the McDaniel and Caldwell descendants. Argument over an old debt. Also named in transcript: Samuel Caldwell, John McDaniel, John W. Caldwell, Thomas Brandon, George Monteith. Entered into the transcript are Guilford County, North Carolina, legal documents.