Tone v. Wilson

On the 9th day of January, 1868, appellant purchased of appellee Wilson certain tracts of land, described in the bill. Wilson represented that he owned the title, and appellant relied on the representation, and purchased without any examination of the title. The price which he agreed to pay was $3000, $1000 of which he paid in money, and gave his three promissory notes, due at different dates, and a mortgage on. the premises, to secure the balance. Wilson gave to appellant a deed of conveyance for the land, containing full covenants, and appellant went into possession, and has so continued.

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