Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-09-23
The Virginia Court Of Appeals.


q The session of the Supreme Court of APP
q peals promises to be one Of unusual length.
8 There are more than eighty cases upon the
I docket represented by large number Of
q counsel from almost every part of the
/! Estate. among whom are many of the most
4 distinguished members of the bar. 1t will
j be interesting to know the order in which
athe different circuits will be called, and
gthe members of the bar who will be present
sduring the session which we give below TO-
sted by each lawyer. some of them being
4 retained on one side or the other in nearly
severy other case in their circuit:
The 18th Circuit-Judge Mclaughlin S
(which now engages the attention of the
3 court, comprises the counties of Augusta,
4 Rockbridge, Bath, Allegheny and High
4 land. There are only nine cases in this
! large circuit, represented in courG by the
4 following counsel: W. Wa. B. T. Crump,
one case; W. E. Craig, one; Edmund Pen
3 dleton, three; S. Fl. Letcher. one; R. L.
I Parish, one; Hudson & Patrick, two; Geo.
I'M. Cochran, four; John e. Roller, one:
.W. A. Anderson, two; J. B. Dorman, one;
!: Tucker & Tucker, two; Steele q Houston,
two; David Fultz, two; Robt Whitehead,
! one; T. G. Elder, one; A. Ii. II. Stuart,
1 one; and Shelley u Bumgardner, one.
] There are twenty-five cases from the
18th Circuit, Judge Bird composing the
Scounties of Rockingham, Shenandoah and
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j The lawyers representing these are w.
B. Compton, in seven cases, G. E. Haas,
four; Robt. Johnston four, Jno. E. Roller,
Sten; y. B. Roller five, Elder & Nelson one,
j. S. Harnsberger, nine; Geo. W. Berlin,
I six; Liggett & Liggett, four; Henry G. AL
/ len, three; Tucker & Tucker, one; H. st. e..
/ Tucker, one; Geo. G. Grattan, three; John
Paul, one; Moses Walton, five; G.. Eas-
4 than, two; W. J. Robinson, three;
u. Y. Menifee, two; James
j Kinney, two; E. S. Conrad, two; W. W.
sCrump, one; II. w. Sheffey, two; Borst Il
Borst, two; VIM. H. Trayers, two; Lur ty
{ & Lurty, one; John T. Harris, one; s. S.
i Turner, one.
I Four causes from the 9Th Circuit, Judge
sWingfeld's, com prising the counties of
/ Nelson and Amherst =
4 Robt. Coghill, one; Robt. Whitehead,
Zone; S. V. Southall, one; Brown & Son,
Gone; Sheffey i BumgarGner, one; Thos. N .
! Williams, one; VIM. NJ. Cabell, one; Thosi
p. Fitzpatrick, one; J. Thompson Brown.
Zone.
q Two causes from the 9th Circuit, Judge
sGrimsley's, comprising the county Of AL
Ibemarle -
Watson & Perkins, one; Harrison Bun
s'sell, one; Robertson & Southall, one; A.
I'd. Blakey, one.
j TWenty-four cases from the Twelfth Cir
acuit, comprising the counties of Freder-
sick, Clarke and Warren-Judge Tur-
sner's -
4 cambridge Il Pendleton, nine; r. TT
{ Barton, one; W. FL. Travers, four; Bar
ston & Boyd, seven; Byrd & Huck, two,
Parker & Mccormick, two; Holmes Con-
grad, six; M. Mccormick, twelve; McDon-
Sald & Moore, nine; A. B. Magruder, one;
&c. Fl. Il R. H. Lee, one; s. j. G. Moore.
stWo; s. j. q. Moore Son, three; Moses
i Walton, one; VIM. L. Clark, two; r..
I Parker, one, John J. Williams, one; H. W !.
HSheffeY. one.
Six cases from the 14th Circuit compris-
ging the county of Botetourt-Judge
i Blair -
Mayes Il Mayes. two; J. W. Hansbrough,
sfve; Hansbrough & Hansbrough, one; Ed
mund Pendleton, five; j. J. Allen, one !;
wv. H. H. Figgat, one; Glasgow & Glas-
agow, two; B. Harden, one. There are Isl
aother causes not yet matured, and one
4 Commonwealth case the first on docket
prosecuted by the Attorney General and
sdefended by A. Moore.