Bellenot v. Laube's
Supreme Court of Virginia
^Appeal from a decree in chancery of the Chancery Court of the city of Richmond. Decree in favor of defendants. Complainant appeals. The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the CourtHaReisoN, J.
In November, 1862, Robert Ellett owned a lot fronting 132 feet on the southwest corner of Broad and Monroe streets, then in the county of Henrico, now in the city of Richmond. On the 5th of that month he conveyed 72 feet fronting on the southwest corner of Broad and Monroe streets to one Creed Thomas, leaving 60’ feet, upon which was erected a double brick tenement. On the same day that the deed to Thomas was made, Ellett conveyed this remaining 60 feet, by separate *844deeds, as follows: To M. Wenzel 29 feet front lying immediately on the west of and adjoining the Thomas lot, described as…
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