Williams v. Hunter

A written agreement was executed between the parties to this suit, by which the defendant promised to sell to the plaintiff with warranty the plantation, on which she resided, for a certain consideration, which is estimated at six thousand dollars. The delivery was to be made on the 1st of January, 1857.

The contracting parties also obligated themselves, “ that Mrs. A. M. Ilunler, if she refuses to make the said Wm. Williams, Jr., good and warranted titles to said described land at the time agreed upon, shall forfeit to and pay him tho said Williams two thousand dollars, and tho said Wm.…