Harrison's Devisees v. Baker

Opinion op the Court,

be Judge Mills.

George Stockton located for Samuel Harrison, two tracts of land on the waters of Licking, and afterwards, as a comPerisation, Harrison gave his bond to Stockton, conditioned to convey to Stockton, by “a good and sufficient deed, four hundred acres of land, on the waters of Licking creek, in the then county of Fayette, when obtain®cl from government.” This bond was executed in 1785. Some time afterwards, Stockton agreed to sell to Baker, the present defendant in error, two hundred acres °f land, part of one of the tracts on the waters of which he, Stockton,…