Weil v. . Davis

Civil action. The facts of the case are these: W. H. Davis conveyed certain land to D. G. Davis, who alleged that the deed did not include all of the land contracted to be sold and conveyed to him. He executed a mortgage to W. H. Davis to secure the purchase money, or a part thereof, consisting of three notes, amounting, in all, to $500. These notes and the mortgage were assigned by W. H. Davis and wife to James M. McGee, trustee, who sold the land, after due advertisement, under the power contained in the mortgage, and executed a deed for the same to the plaintiffs, who were the purchasers.…