Bolton v. Branch

On the 10th of January, 1854, Isaac L. Bolton sold to James H. Branch, the plantation in Desha county, known as the old Bellville place, on which Branch was then residing under license from Sexton, from whom Bolton bought the place, the preceding September. So much of the purchase money being unpaid, Branch executed his two bonds, each providing for the payment, to Bolton, of three thousand six hundred and sixty-six 66-100 dollars, and due respectively in one and two years. Bolton, at the same time, executed his title bond, whieh was evidently a covenant to convey the lands sold to Branch…