Niagara District Fall Assizes: Catharine and Mary Adams, Vs. The Sheriff of the Niagara District, Sullivan and Foley for Pltff's, Sherwood for Defendant (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Adams's gate in a carriage - attende'd the sale, made some purchases; Did not see a Sheriff's advertisement. Of this sale as' is usual - the goods he purchased were delivered or made oyer to his Aunts (th'e Plaintiffs), and were not removed - none of the goods; sold were taken away by any purchasers-all were made over to the Plaintifis -none were purchased to be taken away by pur'chasers - al] the chattelswere sold for about £40 - believed Mr. Adams had means of'paying the amount of the execution, and need not have submitted to the sale if he had wished to avoid it - understood the object of allowing the sale and pu1chasing to be to secure the chattels of Mr. Adams, his Grandfather, against other executions expected to be is sued against him. Paid for the goods bought by his Father (john Clark, last witness) - made them over to his Aunts (the Plaintiffs)

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