Jackson v. . Hall

The plaintiff being indebted to the defendant in the sum of seventy-two dollars by bond on the 1st day of October, 1879, on the 14th day of May previous by deed of mortgage conveyed to the latter a black mare mule, carry-all and harness with certain other property, in trust to secure said debt, and with a power of sale in case of default after its maturity. On July 17th, thereafter the plaintiff, his wife and daughter, were carried before a justice of the peace to answer a charge for forcible trespass on land, and the defendant finding the mortgaged articles in the street and the driver…