Phillips v. Herndon
Texas Supreme Court
Appeal from Smith. Tried below before Hon. Felix J. McCord.
1Opinion of the Court
ACKER, Presiding Judge.
—On the 15th day of September, 1875, W. S. Herndon sold to James Moseley five acres of land for the consideration of $100 in gold, for which Moseley executed his promissory note bearing interest from that date at 10 per cent per annum and payable on the 1st day of January, 1876, and also paid to Herndon $30 in currency, for which Herndon executed his receipt, to be credited on Moseley’s note at its value in gold. Herndon executed and delivered to Moseley a bond for title in the usual form, and Moseley went into possession, built a house *380upon the land, and resided there…
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