Packwood v. Gridley

On the 6th of September, 1857, Corydon Weed sold to Charles Packwood a tract of land for which the latter gave one note for $172.80, due in ten days, and eight notes for $360 each, of which one was to fall due annually during the next eight years. At the time of this sale the land was subject to a mortgage in favor of one Fell. At the March Term, 1857, of the Circuit Court, Fell filed his bill to foreclose said mortgage, making Weed and Packwood parties, and obtained a decree, by virtue of which the lands, on the 11th of May, 1859, were sold by the master. On the 11th of May, 1860, Packwood…