Arrowood v. Blount
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtWalker, J.
February 1, 1838, a certificate for one labor of land was issued to A. Huston. By an indorsement in writing, dated July 13, 1S39, signed by A. Huston, and duly acknowledged by him on the 15th day of July, 1839, he transferred this certificate to Robert Carradine. - On September 8, 1848, patent issued to “A. Huston and his assigns forever” to one labor of land situated in Sabine county, Tex. Henry.Lewis, administrator of the estate of A. Huston, deceased, urider authority of probate orders in all respects legal, sold this labor of land as described in the patent to E. A. and S. W. Blount, by…
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