Supreme Court of North Carolina December 5, 1841 (Spencer v. . McLean)
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United States · · · 05-12-1841
Ruffin, C. J.
The Court does not perceive in the proceedings at the trial any ground of complaint on the part of the appellants.
The defendant proposed to sell to the plaintiff twenty-eight
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horses, and represented that some of them had what is called the common distemper.
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