Wiswall v. Ross
Supreme Court of Alabama
On writ of error to the Circuit Court of Mobile, This was trespass, to try titles to certain lots of land, in the city of Mobile, by Ross and Earle against •the plaintiff in error; and upon the plea of not guilty, a verdict and judgment were had for the plaintiffs below.
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On writ of error to the Circuit Court of Mobile, This was trespass, to try titles to certain lots of land, in the city of Mobile, by Ross and Earle against •the plaintiff in error; and upon the plea of not guilty, a verdict and judgment were had for the plaintiffs below. By a bill of exceptions, it was shewn-’ — that the plaintiffs, to maintain the issue on their part, produced, and read in evidence a deed of trust bearing date the eighteenth day of March, eighteen hundred and twenty-five, between Stephen Chandler, and Rebecca, his wife, of the first part, John B. Hazard of the second part,…
1Opinion of the CourtHopkins, C. J.
— Upon the trial of this case, in the Circuit Court of Mobile County, the defendants *324in error, who were plaintiffs in that Court, offered as evidence, a deed of trust, made on the eighteenth day of March, eighteen hundred and twenty-five, between one Stephen Chandler and his wife, of the first part, John B. Hazard, of the second part, and the President, Directors and Company of the Tombeckbee Bank, of the third part, by which the parties of the first part conveyed to Hazard the three lots of land in controversy between the parties to this suit, to secure a debt due from Chandler to the…
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