Alger v. Anderson
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Middle Tennessee
1Opinion of the Court
CLARK, District Judge.
The bill is filed for the purpose of rescinding and setting aside as fraudulent a deed and sale of land made by John F. Anderson, of Franklin county, Tenn., ancestor of the defendants, to R. A. Alger, of Detroit, Mich. The deed was executed March 4, 1889, conveying 14,804 acres of land, in considera*730tion of $103,028, being at tbe rate of seven dollars per acre, as the proof fully shows the sale was.. The bill was filed August 28, 1894. In- .the latter part of 1888 this body of land was listed for sale by John F. Anderson, deceased, with a real-estate firm, in the city of…
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