Stell v. Glass
Supreme Court of Georgia
For the facts of the case, and the grounds of error, sec the opinion of the Supreme Court. His Honor Judge Warner, having been of counsel in the court below in this cause, gave no opinion upon it in the Supreme Court.
1Opinion of the Court
His Honor Judge Warner gave no opinion in this ease, ¡taring been of counsel in the court below.
By the Court
Lumpkin, Judge.
John D. S!e!l, it seems, was appointed guardian of Maria Louisa Tho.au ¡on, at the March Terra, 1838, of the Court of Ordinary, of Fayette county; and received several slaves, and between eight and nine hwfd-eri dollur-t in money, frota Jeremiah Thompson, her former guardian p*ri fed.!),or. , Two years thereafter ho obtained an order from the same *482court, authorizing him to purchase a tract of land from one Samuel Thompson, the grandfather of his ward, and for her use and…
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