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Introduction to Singley v. Rigdon Promissory Note, 6 March 1837, S. Otho Williams First Copy [Singley v. Rigdon] Promissory Note, 6 March 1837, S. Otho Williams Second Copy [Singley v. Rigdon] Petition, circa 6 November 1839 [Singley v. Rigdon] Petition, circa 6 November 1839, Copy [Singley v. Rigdon] Summons, 7 November 1839 [Singley v. Rigdon] Summons, 4 July 1840 [Singley v. Rigdon] Subpoena, 3 May 1841 [Singley v. Rigdon] Affidavit, 4 May 1841 [Singley v. Rigdon] Plea, circa 5 May 1841 [Singley v. Rigdon] Replication, circa 5 May 1841 [Singley v. Rigdon] Affidavit, 6 May 1841–A [Singley v. Rigdon] Affidavit, 6 May 1841–B [Singley v. Rigdon] Docket Entry, Judgment, 6 May 1841 [Singley v. Rigdon] Case File Wrapper, circa May 1841 [Singley v. Rigdon]

Petition, circa 6 November 1839 [Singley v. Rigdon]

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Asterisk (*) denotes a "featured" version, which includes an introduction and annotation 6 Mar. 1837 Promissory Note, 6 March 1837, S. Otho Williams First Copy [ Singley v. Rigdon ] Petition, circa 6 November 1839 [ Singley v. Rigdon ] Promissory Note, 6 March 1837, S. Otho Williams Second Copy [ Singley v. Rigdon ] Petition, circa 6 November 1839, Copy [ Singley v. Rigdon ]
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State of Illinois)
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Fifth Judicial Circuit)
Nicholas Singl[e]y, Plaintiff states that he holds a note on the Defendant in substance as followeth
“ March 6th 1837
Ninety days after Date I promise to pay Nicholas Singl[e]y one hundred and fifty dollars for value received with use
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Yet the same Debt remains unpaid wherefore he prays Judgment for his Debt and damages for the detention of the same together with Costs
Little & Williams
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State of Illinois)
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Fifth Judicial Circuit)
Nicholas Singley, Plaintiff states that he holds a note on the Defendant in substance as followeth
“ March 6th 1837
Ninety days after Date I promise to pay Nicholas Singley one hundred and fifty dollars for value received with use
”
Yet the same Debt remains unpaid wherefore he prays Judgment for his Debt and damages for the detention of the same together with Costs
Little & Williams
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