Stephens v. Tucker
Supreme Court of Georgia
Morgage. Lien. Factors. Crops. Before Judge Clark. Lee Superior Court. March Term, 1875. Eeported in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
Jackson, Judge.
In May, 1873, Bostick mortgaged “six bales of cotton now growing and being grown and produced on the plantation in Lee county, cultivated by (himself) myself, and known as the Jesse Tucker plantation, to produce said six bales of cotton said advances,” (meaning thereby the consideration for which the note was given,) “ will be used and applied; said six bales of cotton are to average five hundred pounds each, to be well *544and fully covered with bagging aud securely bound with iron ties, to be delivered in good order and condition at the warehouse of Welch, Bacon & Cook, in…
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