Supreme Court of North Carolina January 5, 1881 (Blair v. . Osborne)

Ashe, J,

The only question which need be considered in this case turns upon the interpretation of the deed made by Margaret to Araminta Blair. The deed operates as a covenant to stand seized to uses. In the premises of the deed, the land in dispute is given to Araminta alone, and the

habendum

is to her and her children.