Details:
State of Vermont legal warrant issued in Bennington County on December 20, 1825, directing the sheriff or other authorized officer to attach the goods, chattels, or estate of Russell Potter in connection with a civil debt action brought by David Robinson. The printed legal form, completed in manuscript, orders the seizure of Potter’s property up to a value of fifty dollars, or, if insufficient property could be located, authorizes taking his body into custody to ensure his appearance before the court.
The document is signed twice by Danius Clark, Justice of the Peace for Bennington County, and records the legal proceedings surrounding Robinson’s claim that Potter had failed to settle outstanding accounts. Docketing and filing notations appear on the verso, identifying the matter as David Robinson vs. Russell Potter, along with additional period manuscript endorsements documenting the execution of the writ.
Overall good condition with expected age toning.
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