Marye v. John T. Dyche, Gates, Gillespie & Co.
Mississippi Supreme Court
Appeal from tbe Chancery Court of Sunflower county. Hon. Wm. Cothran, chancellor. Wadlington ■& Dyche leased from Mrs. M. P. Marye, appellant, for tbe year 1867, a plantation in Sunflower county.
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Appeal from tbe Chancery Court of Sunflower county. Hon. Wm. Cothran, chancellor. Wadlington ■& Dyche leased from Mrs. M. P. Marye, appellant, for tbe year 1867, a plantation in Sunflower county. In May, 1867, Wadlington & Dyche executed a mortgage to Gates, Gillespie &.Co. upon their crops, of every species to be raised on the Marye place, and upon their mules and stock, to secure the grantees in an advance of $3500 then made, and to enable the grantors to cultivate their plantation. The mortgage provides that the grantors were to have possession of the mortgaged property, and that if they…
1Opinion of the CourtPeyton, J.
John T. Dyche, Joseph R. Gates, A. J. Gillespie, and D. T. Saffarons filed their bill of complaint in the Chancery Court of the county of Sunflower, against Mary P. Marye, James M. Wadlington, Isaac R. Dyche, and Eli Waites, alleging that the said James M. Wadlington and Isaac Dyche leased from. the said. Mary P. Marye a plantation situated in said county, for the year 1867, and that they employed on said plantation a eonsid*376erable number of laborers, and being without sufficient means to carry on said plantation, they had to borrow the same on the credit of the crop to be raised by them.
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