Hollingsworth v. Barbour
Supreme Court of the United States
APPEAL from tbe circuit court of the district of Kentucky. The case is fully stated in- the opinion, of the court.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Baldwin
This wás a bill, .filed on the equity-side of the court, by the appellants, setting forth,, that on the. 21st'of February 1784, a certain John Abel Hamlin entered, With the proper surveyor for the. district of Kentucky,.forty-five thousand acres of land, lying in the county of Washington; by'virtue of sundry treasury warrants', issued by the state of Virginia. That a survey was made tnereon, on the 13th of April 1786 ; and a patent isSiied the 8th of June 1798, to the said John Abel Hamlin. That previous to the date of such entry, the complainant had purchased from' the said Hamlin the…
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