Lagow v. Badollet
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Knox Circuit Court. — J. Badollet, J. C. S. Harrison, and R. Buntin, trustees for the United States, were ■the complainants. W. Lagow, JY Ewing, J. D. Hay, and B. Parke, trading under the firm of C. Smith's Vincennes steam-mill company, and W. Fellows, were the defendants.
1Opinion of the CourtScott, J.
This was a suit in chancery in the Knox Circuit Court. The record presents the following case: An article of agreement was made on the first of September, 1821, between W. Fellows of the one part, and W. Lagow, attorney in fact for the steam-mill company, of the other part; by which agreement Lagow sold to Fellows the ground on which the old steam-mill formerly stood, and also the steam engine, boilers, castings, fee., which had been used In the old steam-mill; for and in consideration of which, Fellows covenanted and agreed to pay 7,000 dollars on or before the first of September, 1824.…
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