If you meant bold text as in eye-candy in shell, read this howto. As an example (try in your shell):
$ printf "normal text, \033[1mbold text\n\033[0m"
You can set PS1 in your $profile and adjust it as you need. But this is shell and/or terminal dependent.
If you really meant putty font, i.e. fonts in PuTTY application, that can be done either per each profile (saved session, default profile) or you can set it on fly. To set in on fly do the right click on the window area, select Change Settings.., go to Appearance, look at Font settings and press the Change button. Select the font/style as you like. But this has really nothing to do with FreeBSD.
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