Raymond v. Pritchard

Elizabeth Pritchard, the appellee, brought suit against Raymond and her own husband, alleging in her complaint that her husband refused to join with her *319as plaintiff. It appeared further by the complaint, that in 1863, Raymond had executed and delivered to her a title bond for a lot in Cambridge City. It was recited in the condition of the bond that Raymond had sold to the husband, Isaac Pritchard, lot 21, east of the river, for §300, which sum Isaac was to pay in work, according to an agreement between him and the obligor; that Isaac desired the lot to be conveyed to his -wife, Elizabeth,…