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Aale of unsound Jack mule.

Additional Case: Anderson Green[?] and Co. v. John Barber[?], et al. Debt due to unpaid notes. Brief only.

Plaintiffs sued defendants, listed as Commissioner of Public Roads, to stop Wilson County from building a road across their 1000 acre tract of land where an old road existed previously. The original road was known as the Harrican and Scotts Mill Road. A. V. S. Lindsley was the son of Dr. Philip Lindsley, the one time president of the University of Nashville. He was a postmaster for Nashville and a State Senator.

S. M. Anderson, conducting business in Lebanon Tennessee under the firm name of Anderson and Co., is sued for debt due on an account held by O. C. Kidder, dec. Suit involves the book debt law.

Additional plaintiffs - Jacob Tillman, Allen W. Bridges, James Walker, Butler and Rains Merchantial partners - Additional defendants - Rueben Searcy and Robert Donaldson - amount of debt $375.35

Additional Defendants: Alfred Hunt and Thomas Norman. Plaintiff is seeking, among other things, a Restraining Order against her husband (the primary Defendant). She also wants sole possession of her land and property.

Additional Defendants: J. B. Richmond. Letter on Maxwell House Hotel stationary from counsel.

Case involves a challenge to a previous judgment rendered without defendant present.

Additional plaintiffs: Andrew Donnelly, William Campbell and Levi Welch, partners trading under the name of Andrew Donnelly & Company. Damages of $175.00. Deal made in Charleston, Kanawha Co., Va., 1821. Samuel Yerger, Clerk of the Wilson Circuit Court.

Additional Defendant: James McCallum, James H.[?] Bridgforth. This bill was filed to have the Robert L. Brigdforth estate held liable for the judgment recovered in the case of Robert B. Daily, admr. of George F. Phelps, dec'd. v. Robert L. Bridgforth and James H.[?] Bridgforth, over the sale of a negro.

The road commissioners oversaw the building of a new road that cuts across the plaintiff's property and cuts off about 15 acres of it. He wants the road not to be opened, or to receive damages for the cost and inconvenience to him.

The Complainant alleges that defendant committed repeated acts of adultery with one Jesse Everrett. She contracted a venereal disease which she passed to complainant. Defendant denies the affair and says that complainant committed adultery with Matilda Davis and that he contracted the venereal disease through Matilda or some other "lewd woman."

Additional defendants - Samuel Alsup, J. Alsup and Nathan A. Alsup Amount of debt - $350.00

Harris sued Kittrell over a note for $1600. The note was written from Kittrell to Johnson, and had to be paid or destroyed in order to settle Johnson's estate.

Other plaintiffs: W. H. Evans; Thomas D. Fite; William Porter; John G. Wilson; James A. Pigue; J. W. Manier; L. W. Hall; T. A. Porter. Other defendants: W. J. Dobson; Thomas M. Dobson.

Additional Plaintiffs: J. D. and J. H. Bond, J. B. Richmond. Additional Defendants: J. B. Baird, Henry Harrington. Dispute over 2 notes executed to the defendants.

Additional Defendants: John Organ, William Tompkins, Susan Tompkins, Andrew McGregor, S.T. Mottley, Richard Gregg, Laura M. Gregg, Henry M. Hunt, Julia A. Hunt, Zack Thompson.

Stealing of currency and goods of W. P. Phillips.

Additional Defendant: Matthew Adams.

Additional defendants: F. U. Mosely, R. P. McClain, Morgan Thomas & Co., Richardson Carter & Mason, Evans Fite & Porter, Phillips Jackson & Co.