Sentell v. Armor
Supreme Court of Arkansas
APPEAL from Lafayette Circuit Court in Chancery. Hon. J. K. Young, Circuit Judge.
1Opinion of the CourtPIarrison, J.
Virginia W. Armor, on the seventh clay of May, 1874, executed to George W. Sentell a mortgage on her undivided interest in certain lands — 1,160.71 acres —owned in common by her and. Francis W. Armor, to secure to said Sentell a debt of §2,654.14, to become due on the first day of January, 1875 ; and also as security for supplies, to be thereafter furnished her by him during that year.
After the execution of the mortgage, partition of the lands was made between her and her co-tenant, and her share assigned and set apart to her in severalty.
A balance of her indebtedness to him remaining unpaid,…
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