McCullough v. Gliddon
33 Ala. 208
Opinion
The deed of James Scott vests in the trustee an absolute title in the slave Jacob, for the separate use of Mrs. McCullough. The words “ heirs of her body,” where they occur in the deed, are words of limitation, and not of purchase.—See the authorities collected in Shepherd’s Digest, 535-6.
The decree pf the chancellor is affirmed.
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McCullough v. Gliddon, 33 Ala. 208 (Ala. 1858).
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