Anchor Stove Works v. Gray
West Virginia Supreme Court
Appeal from a decree of tlue circuit court of Kanawha county entered in a cause therein pending, on the twenty-fourth day of June, 1874, in which the Anchor Stove Works was plaintiff, and James A. Gray and others dc-fen(iants. Appeal granted on the petition of said plain- The facts of the caso are fully set forth in the- opinion of this Court. Hon. Joseph Smith, Judge of said circuit court presided at the hearing below.
1Opinion of the Court
Edmistoit, Judge:
On the twenty-fourth day of February, 1874, George JDavis and Theodore Moore executed a deed of trusty by Which they conveyed to William Alexander, 'trbátefij' a lot of land on the north side of Elk river, opposite the town of Charleston, in the county of Kanawha, on which the parties had,-or were erecting, a machine shop, blacksmith shop; and other buildings* together with certain personal property, to wit, an engine and boiler, shafting-hangings, pulleys,.&c., one eighteen and one fifteen-foot lathe, one drill, one plainer, belting,.lot gas-pipe tools, shop tools, and all…
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