Wilson v. Spring

delivered tne opinion of the Court:

This was a bill in equity, filed by defendant in error in the Richland circuit court, against plaintiffs in error, to compel the sale of lands conveyed in trust to secure a promissory note, with its accruing interest. The bill alleges that John M. Wilson executed his promissory note for $1600 to Henry Spring, due in twelve months, drawing ten per cent interest per annum, and dated on the 23d of February, 1866; that plaintiffs in error, to secure the payment of the note, executed a deed of trust on lands described therein, to Spring, with a poAver to sell the…