Carpenter v. McBride
Supreme Court of Florida
1Opinion of the CourtHawkins, J.
The complainants in this case come into Court and claim the proceeds of what is termed the McBride obligation, transferred by A. R. S. Hunter to Leigh Road, in part payment for lands and negroes sold by Read to Hunter. This instrument is in the following words:
*293EXHIBIT F.
Condition of a bargain and sale made and entered into between Archibald R. S. and James M. Hunter, and A. R. S. Hunter, guardian of William H., Hiram S., and Grace Fenton Hunter, minor lieirs of Adam Hunter, late of the County of Gadsden, deceased, of the one part, and Joseph McBride, of the County aforesaid, (all of the…
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