Guthrie v. Wickliff
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION of the Court, by
Judge OwsLEr.
On the 22d day of June, 1809, the appellants executed to the appellees the following deed of covenant, to wit i “ We, Adam Guthrie and James Cox, promise and oblige ourselves, our hiers, &c. to pay of cause to be paid «ato Martin H. and Nathaniel Wickliff, their heifs or assigns, the sum of óne thousand eight hundred and twenty-nine 4<⅜⅜8⅛*¾ fewtf Sfevea' an&alialf sefltsy t* be *82paid into tobacco, wMfckey, to-vv linen,J pork at 15*. ¶⅜»⅜ hundred, lard at 6d1. per pound, béeswaX at Is. Gdt pcr “‘|iovmd, butter at &d. pér potad; the article of butter is-to…
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