Vansyckle v. Richardson
Illinois Supreme Court
For a statement of the record, see opinion of the Court. The cause was heard before Woodson, Judge.
1Opinion of the CourtTreat, C. J.
'Although this record is very voluminous, the leading facts of the case may be briefly stated. J. R. & O. C. Smith were brothers and partners in trade. J. R. Smith died intestate, in 1837, seized of considerable real estate, and leaving O. C. Smith his sole' heir at law. The firm was then largely indebted, and O. C. Smith continued in charge of the business, as surviving partner. In August, 1837, O. C. Smith conveyed a portion of the real estate to Eckle, Spangler & Ludwig, by way of mortgage, to secure the payment of a debt due them from the firm. In October, 1837, Lloyd 5c McGrath recovered…
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