Bufford v. Wilkinson, Bolton & Co.

Bufford, being indebted to Wilkinson, Bolton & Company in the sum of $300 for supplies furnished him in the year 1906, and desiring to obtain advances with which to make his-*444crop in 1907, gave a note to them for $900; and, to secure the preexisting debt, of $300 and advances to be made, which were represented in the note, executed to them a bill of sale, covering his crops for the year 1907. During the season of 1907 Bufford purchased supplies from Wilkinson, Bolton & Company until his total indebtedness amounted to more than $1,100. As his crop was gathered it was delivered to the merchants,…