EVANS v. EVANS

Bayard, Horsey [for plaintiff]. Vandyke [for defendant].

Jackson,

Jacobs

Constantine Jacobs

That Negro Sambo formerly belonged to Thomas, the father of Jehu,

Elisha,

lived with Jehu, the administrator, many years, then left him

went to

Phillip O'Day

Christian, the son of Jehu, took [him] from near Elisha's [and] carried him to Clement Jackson's. Kept him there one day, [and he] was then carried to Constantine

About eleven o'clock that night [he was taken] to Morris's shop

ironed [and] was sold for £95 to Charles Vaughn, who went to Georgia soon

[He] was taken to Thomas Fruney's that

Four Negroes, one of whom was Sambo, left to Jehu, Owen,

Vandyke for

The three brothers were tenants in common,

one tenant cannot maintain this action against

6 Term 766, one tenant in common may bring trover

recover the amount of his interest in a

Verdict for plaintiff, £30