Fulghum v. Cotton

The complainant is a judgment creditor of the defendant, M. C. Cotton, with an execution returned nidia bona, and files this bill charging that said Cotton executed a mortgage conveying certain real estate in Nashville to A. G. Adams, J. M. Hamilton and H. H. McAlister, trustees of the Presbyterian Church, to secure them a loan of $2,500, with eight per cent, interest, the deed containing a power of sale in the event the debt and interest be not paid on or before the 3d of December, 1872; that complainant is informed that the $2,500 remain unpaid, together with some interest and taxes,…