United States v. Huertas
Supreme Court of the United States
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Marshall
The appellee had obtained a concession for ten thousand acres of land, from governor Kindelan, in March 1813, The petitioner, in his application to the governor, sets forth many and great services rendered to the government, in the course of which he had sustained considerable loss, in the last insurrection. He also states that he has ten children, and fourteen slaves.
Governor Kindelan, in his decree making the concession, states his own knowledge of the facts set forth in the petition, but grants the ten thousand acres, with the precise condition to use the same for the purpose of raising…
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