Order in People for use of White v. Yount, [Law papers].

In Lincoln's hand.
Summary: The people of Illinois, for the use of White, retained Lincoln and sued Yount to collect a $12,000 debt. White, the administrator de bonis non of Joseph Davis's estate, charged that Yount, as administrator of Marcus Snow's estate, was liable for the $12,000 due to the Davis estate from Snow, who had been administrator de bonis non of Davis's estate until his death. White stated that the $12,000 debt that Snow owed the estate came from Snow's selling real and personal property from the estate. The court ruled for Yount.