Young's Adm'r v. McClung
Supreme Court of Virginia
On the 20th December 1825, George Hughart purchased of Daniel Boardman a certain tract of land lying in what was then a part of Greenbrier county, but is now a part of Fayette county', for the consideration of 200 dollars, of which one-fourth was paid, and three bonds, for 50 dollars each, were executed.
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On the 20th December 1825, George Hughart purchased of Daniel Boardman a certain tract of land lying in what was then a part of Greenbrier county, but is now a part of Fayette county', for the consideration of 200 dollars, of which one-fourth was paid, and three bonds, for 50 dollars each, were executed. A deed was executed in the name of Daniel Boardman, to George Hughart by Joseph F. Caldwell, who assumed to be authorized, jointly' with one Eewis Stuart, to act as attorney for said Boardman. The deed was recorded in Greenbrier county on the 21st December 1825. On the 20th December 1825…
1Opinion of the CourtLee, J.
It appears to this court that the several grounds of objection successively taken by the intestate of the appellant Edins, and upon which he sought to arrest the collection of his bonds for the purchase money of the land bought of George; Hughart and assigned to the appellee McClung, prior to the decree of the 19th of October 1842, on the original bill of the said Young against George Hughart and others, and the cross bill filed in that cause by the appellee. McClung, were either unsupported by proof or successfully removed by the measures adopted by the parties interested, as disclosed by…
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