Loomis v. Jackson ex dem. M'Naughton
New York Supreme Court
IN ERROR to the Supreme Court. For the facts in this case, and the opinion of the Court below, see the re-1 * 3 port of the same case in vol. 18. p. 81—87.
1Opinion of the Court
The Chancellor.
The facts in the case are shortly as follows: James Wells, on the 15 th day of August, 1820, executed a mortgage to Malcolm MlNaughton, of a parcel of land in the town of Cambridge, in Washington county, described as being in the second division of a patent granted to Isaac Sawyer and others in that town, and containing 51 acres of land. It was minutely described in the mortgage by metes and bounds, courses and distances. The description stated the line as commencing at a stake and stones, in the south line of the lot, 9 chains.and 52 links westerly from a stake and stones…
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