Gray v. Baldwin

Bill in chancery. The bill states that on the 19th of January, 1841, the complainant sold and conveyed to Baldwin, one of the defendants, eighty acres of land (describing it); that Baldwin paid thirty-four dollars of the purchase-money in hand, and gave a mortgage on the land to secure the remainder, being two hundred and sixty-six dollars, payable in instalments, the last of which did not become due till five years from the purchase by Baldwin. The bill further states, that the complainant took no security for said unpaid purchase-money but the mortgage on the land, and that Baldwin has no…