Johnston v. Jones
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Chancery. Case 65 Appeal from- the Christian Circuit. The case stated.
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Simpson
On the 14th September, 1847, the appellee Jones, so]¿ to Mrs. Jane M. Johnston, thewifeof George W. Johnston, a tract of land in Christian county, with the growing crop thereon, and all his stock and farming implements, together with various articles of household furniture, and some other personal property, at the price of seven thousand five'hundred dollars. At the ’ time the sale was made, Jones, executed to Mrs. Johnston a writing obligatory, specifying the propertysold and the terms of the sale, in which it was stated that Mrs. Johnston, and her husband and Jones, the vendor, were to have…
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