Almy v. Hunt

This was an action commenced in the Bureau Circuit Court, by William M. Hunt against Robert Almy, for a breach of covenant in a deed. A large number of pleas were put in to the action, on which various issues were made up. A trial was had, and a verdict and judgment for the plaintiff.

It appears, Almy, on the 18th of October, 1865, had sold and conveyed to Hunt, the east one-half of lot 45, in the original town of Princeton, in Bureau county, excepting a strip thirty feet in width off the east side of said east half, and in the deed, Almy covenanted that the described premises were free and…