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shall be affirmed, then the above obligation is to be void, otherwise it is to remain in full force.
Robert B. Howison [[seal]]
W. Willoughby [[seal]]

Clerk's Office, Alexandria Circuit Court. June 23. 1866.
W. Willoughby, the surety in the above bond this day made oath before me. W. F. Grimes, Deputy Clerk of the said Court that his estate after the payment of his just debts, is worth the sum of Three hundred dollars, the penalty of said bond.

W.F. Grimes. D. C.
and thereupon a writ of supersedeas was issued, which writ with the return thereon is in these words:-

[[left margin]] Supersedeas [[/left margin]]
The Commonwealth of Virginia.
To the Sheriff of Alexandria County Greeting:-
We command you from all further proceedings on a judgment of the County Court of Alexandria, rendered on the 7th day of April 1866. in an action of Detinue, between Richard P. Lacy, plaintiff and Robert B. Howison, defendant - whereby it was considered that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the bay mare in controversy if she may be had, but if not then seventy five dollars the value of said mare, together with seventy five dollars, damages by the jury ascertained and his costs in said suit expended, you altogether supersede;

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