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Note of argument by John H. Gilmer, of counsel for Thos. U. Dudley, receiver of Banks of Monticello and Philippi, and Wm. Ira Smith, receiver of Banks ... and Pittsylvania. November term, 1870

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Note of argument by John H. Gilmer, of counsel for Thos. U. Dudley, receiver of Banks of Monticello and Philippi, and Wm. Ira Smith, receiver of Banks ... and Pittsylvania. November term, 1870

Note of argument by John H. Gilmer, of counsel for Thos. U. Dudley, receiver of Banks of Monticello and Philippi, and Wm. Ira Smith, receiver of Banks ... and Pittsylvania. November term, 1870

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