Orrick v. Durham
Supreme Court of Missouri
Appeal from Moberly Court of Common Pleas. — TIon. G-. H. Burckhartt, Judge.
1Opinion of the Court
Philips, C.
In February, 1872, the appellant, Orrick, purchased of D. P. Shaw a tract of land in Randolph county, receiving therefor a warranty deed, duly recorded in said county. As a part of the purchase money Orrick executed to Shaw two promissory notes, each for $333.33, of same date as deed, due in one and two years, respectively; and to secure the same executed a deed of trust to H. M. Porter, trustee, on same land. In June following, Orrick sold and conveyed this land to one J. B. Porter for the consideration of $2,675. Ms a part payment of this purchase money, J. B. Porter agreed with…
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