Source: Loose Records
#12474
Meridith Hodges Esq. please pay over the amount of the Execution to John
Durham you hold against David B. Yandle in my favour for twenty one dollars
principal when collected of this my order shall be your receipt for the same
this 22nd day of Janry 1832.
Signed Morris Miller
Frances Boren (his mark)
State of Tennessee Sumner County
To the Sheriff of said County, Greeting
You are commanded, that you expose to public sale agreeable to law , one
hundred and fifty acres of land or property of David B. Yandle, adjoining the
land of Wm McGlothin and Eli Meador which lately in our Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, began and held for Sumner County, at the Court House in the
town of Gallatin, on the second Monday in November, 1831 was on motion,
condemned and ordered sold to satisfy an execution from a Justice of the Peace
in favor of Francis Boren against the said David B. Yandle for ten dollars and
fifty cents, debt and interest thereon from the 3rd day of Sept. 1831, and
fifty costs thereon--Also the further sum of two dollars which was adjudged by
the same court to the said Frances Boren for costs of said motion, whereof the
said David B. Yandle is convicted and liable as to us appears of record: and
have you those monies before the Justice of our said court at the courthouse
in the town of Gallatin on the second Monday in February next ready to render
to the said William Yandle for his debt, interest and costs aforesaid, and
have then there this writ,--Witness A.H. Douglass, Clerk of said court at
office, the second Monday in November 183 and ____ year of American
Independence.
Signed A.H. Douglass, Clerk
6645- Certificate of Bond
State of Tennessee, Sumner Co.----Know by all Men by their Presence, that we
David B. Yandell and Elijah Wright be held and firmly bound unto Jesse Skeen
in the peual sum of two hundred and forty six dollars to be paid the said
Jesse Skeen heirs, executors or administrators, to which payment well and
truly to be made, we bind ourselves, our heirs, executors and administrators,
jointly and severally, firmly by these presents, sealed with our seal and
dated this 10th day of March 1824.
The condition of the above obligation is such , whereas the said David Yandle
has obtained writs of Certiorari and Supercedes to remove the proceedings of
a certain Judgement obtained before Joshua Rice Esq. against David Yandle to
the County Court of Sumner, NOW if the said David Yandle shall prosecute said
Certiorari with effect, or in case he fail therein, that he will perform
whatever judgment shall be awarded by the said County Court, or in case the
said Certiorari shall be dismissed for informality, or for want of sufficient
substance, the said David Yandle shall well and truly satisfy such judgement
as the magistrate aforesaid shall have given against him then the above
obligation to be void, otherwise to remain in full force and virtue.
By their mark
David B. Yandle
Elijah Wright
Justice of the Peace for the county of Sumner and the state of Tennessee Your petitioner David B. Yandle _____ _____ to represent to your worship that sometime in the year of 1816 he executed a promisary note to his father Wm. Yandell for about the sum of 151 dollars payable thirty one months after date but to have interest from its execution. That great peace and harmony prevailed between him and his father until sometime in the month of January or February last when he for the first time discovers that theold man was becoming disatisfied about his son your petitioners claims against each other. That your petitioner had made hay and accounts against the old man for ............ or be in a loan to him after .... to be just against said $ 151.00 note. That before this claim he had one note of $39 executed by Wim Yandle in 1817 and one for $25 executed in 1819. That the word of your Petitioner claims as above stated none their part said $151 dollar notes that he believes they would have been covered by his Father had it not been for the inter muddling of Jesse Skeen that now .... about this ... of ........... William Yandle and your petitioner against to have the matter of differences to Eli Meador, Wm. Durham, John Hoddy, John McGlothin, William Hoddy and Jesse Skeen that on the day set a part for the arbitration Jesse Skeen, Wm. Hodge, Eli Meador and John Durham appeared and went into an examination for the matters aforesaid that just arbitration did not settle the matter but it was done the day the said William Yandle that your Petetion's claim against him was well founded as to $144 due by account as aforesaid that shortly after this went the way warranted by Skeen and apparently of said William on the assignment that purported to have before the day of the arbitration as above stated the Skeen recovered judgement before Joshua Price Esq. in he is in from for $12 ... costs in ...about that new judgement was recovered on 25 day of February 1824, that he was sick and unable to attend said trial or he would have appealed to the county court of Sumner that he verify between ..fair trial of this matter that he ought not to pay one cent on ....$ 17 dollar note that he is also misinformed said justice had jurisdiction of the matter as to ..........the judgement aforesaid . ......Consideration might please your worship to grant your Petitioner Writs of Certioria and supercedes to the ... that he may have a fair and ......local in the County court of Sumner. March 10, 1824
David B. Yandle
State of Tennesee
Sumner ..........................This day personally appear two of the
petitioners before us.
Duties of the justice in the aforesaid county did make ... the .... ....facts
set forth in the forgoing petition which are his own knowledge untrue. Those
......from the information of this........
David B. Yandle (by his mark)
March 10, 1824
Elijah Dobbs, J. P.
Wm. Alexander
To Alfred H. Douglass, Clerk of the county court of Sumner. Writs of Centiorai and superceded ....