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Court Document - Commonwealth of Virginia / Jefferson County, Jefferson County, Virginia, April 15, 1848Court Document - Commonwealth of Virginia / Jefferson County, Jefferson County, Virginia, April 15, 1848

A one-page, part-printed legal document dated March 18, 1848, and April 15, 1848, from Jefferson County, Virginia (now West Virginia). The document contains two writs issued by Justice of the Peace F. Beckham to the constable of Jefferson County. The first summons Solomon E. Cohen to appear to answer Charles West in a plea of debt for $13.00. The second writ orders the seizure of Cohen's goods and chattels to satisfy a judgment against him for $13.00. The reverse side includes docketing signed by the Constable, Mr. West's lawyer, and the Justice of the Peace, noting I. Levy as executor. The document features standard printed text with handwritten additions in cursive. 3.

Legal document - Jacob & Levy, Oakland, Contra Costa, December 18, 1877Legal document - Jacob & Levy, Oakland, Contra Costa, December 18, 1877

This legal document is a summons from the Justice's Court of First Township, City of Oakland, in the County of Contra Costa, State of California, dated December 18, 1877. It concerns a suit filed by Jacob & Levy against John E. Valinera. The document orders Valinera to appear in court for an action brought against him for the sum of $44.43 for "goody wears and merchandise Sold and delivered." The document features handwritten details filling in pre-printed legal form text, typical of court records from the period.

Summons - J. Jacob & Levy, Oakland, Contra Costa County, California, August 6, 1878Summons - J. Jacob & Levy, Oakland, Contra Costa County, California, August 6, 1878

This legal document is a summons issued in the Justice's Court of Oakland, Contra Costa County, California, on August 6, 1878. The plaintiffs, J. Jacob & Levy, are suing Christian Lass to recover one hundred dollars on a promissory note with interest, and four dollars for merchandise. The document instructs Lass to appear in court within twenty days. A note on the reverse indicates the summons was served on August 7, 1878, by Deputy Sheriff M. G. Wilson. The item is a printed legal form with handwritten details filled in, typical of court documents from the late 19th century. **3.