Buck v. M'Caughtry
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
OjI.ANCKIU’. Case 4!). Appeal from the Butler Circuit; Bxiodkax, Juclgc.
1Opinion of the Court
Chief Juptioe Buus
delivered the Opinion of the Court., On the 15th December, 1818, I-íczekiali Conn, as the agent of Thomas Buck of Virginia, sold to William BÍ’Caughtry, a tract of land conveyed to Buck by Jonathan Taylor, on the seventh day of Biarch, 1818, as seven hundred and eighty-seven acres, at the price of soten dollars jkt acre, tiie quantity to be ascertained, by actual *217survey; excepting therefrom fifty acres of that tract, recited in the agreement, to have been decreed to James Latham, by the Union circuit court; and including fifty acres which by the same decree, Latham was to…
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- Reynolds v. VanceCourt of Appeals of Kentucky · 1815
- M'Meekin v. FosterCourt of Appeals of Kentucky · 1813