Hughes v. Saunders's executors

OPINION of the Court, by

Gh. J. Boyce.

— Somd of the facts of this case are not as well established as it js apparent they might have been if the cause had been prepared with more skill and attention ; but as the facts appéar to the court the case is substantially and briefly this; _ .

_ the 7th of September 1802, Lewis Craig executed his bond to the appellant Hughes, for the conveyance of 2,U the land he should obtain by Mosby’s 20,000 acre eatr}7* out of Isaac Prichard’s survey, lying within certain boundaries specified in the bond. On the 6th of October following, Craig, with Robert Saunders,…