Curtis v. Goodenow

The bill in this case is filed to foreclose a mortgage given by the defendant to the complainant, upon lots one, two, three, and four, of block thirty-three, in the village of Albion. The mortgage bears date September 9, 1865, and recites a consideration of two thousand dollars, “the said two thousand dollars being for purchase money of the same, detained by the party of the first part as security for the perfection of the title to be made good by the party of the second part, to wit: a deed from Eice and wife (if any) or in chancery, or his legal representatives to the party of the first…