Lawsuit,
Commonwealth of Kentucky. JOSEPH WILDER, by his attorney complains
of GEORGE BROCK of a plea of trespass on the case for this that
whereas the said plaintiff had made improvement on a piece of
vacant land in the county afsd, the said defendant in consideration
that the said plaintiff would remove off the said land _____
up his said improvement to him the said defendant he, on the
__ day of May 1804 undertook and promised that he would execute
whenever requested, his writing, obligatory with AARON BROCK
security, to pay the said plaintiff avers that he then and there
yielded up, delivered to the said defendant, peacable possession
of his said improvement and that he demanded of the said defendant
the execution of his said writing with security as afsd., afterwards
to wit: on the __ day of May in the year 1804 at his, the said
defendant's place of residence in Knox Co. afsd., nevertheless
the said defendant, not regarding his said promise and undertaking
hath utterly refused to execute the said writing obligatory to
the damage of the plaintiff 30 pounds and therefore he sues,
etc.
Signed: MONTGOMERY, attorney for plaintiff.
The Commonwealth
of Kentucky to the Sheriff of Knox Co., Greetings: We command
you to summons JOHN HOSKINS and MARY HOSKINS to appear before
the judge of the Circuit Court of Knox Co. at the Courthouse
in Barboursville on the 2nd day of our next October term to testify
and the truth to say in behalf of JOSEPH WILDER, in a certain
matter of controversy in our said Court depending and undetermined
wherein the said JOSEPH WILDER is plaintiff and GEORGE BROCK
is defendant, and this in no wise omit under the penalty of 100
pounds and have then there this writ. Witness RICHARD BALLINGER,
Clerk of our said Court at the courthouse this 3rd day of September
1805 & 14th year of this Commonwealth.
RICHARD BALLINGER, C. K. CC
The commonwealth
of Kentucky to the Sheriff of Knox Co., Greetings: We command
you to take GEORGE BROCK if he be found in your bailiwick and
him safely keep so you have his body before the Justice of our
Court of Quarter Session on the 1st day of our October Court
to answer JOSEPH WILDER of a plea of trespass on the case. Damage
Thirty Pounds, and have then there this writ. Witness RICHARD
BALLINGER, Clerk of our said Court at the Courthouse this 3rd
day of July 1804 and 13th year of this Commonwealth.
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