Voorhis v. Staed

On December 16, 1892, Tony Betting executed a mortgage to, the plaintiff upon certain personal property to secure:'Ihe payment of two notes for *371$50 and $62.50 respectively, one maturing in thirty and the other in sixty days. This mortgage was duly recorded. The first note was paid at its maturity. On the seventh of February, 1893, the defendant, the Simmons Hardware Company, attached the mortgaged property in a suit against the mortgagor. Under this writ the defendant sheriff levied upon and sold the mortgaged property. Plaintiff instituted the present action against the said defendants to…