Claycomb v. Moshier

This was a bill in chancery, in the Warren circuit court, to foreclose a mortgage executed by William H. H. Claycomb and wife to Andrew Claycomb, bearing date April 16, 1863, to secure the payment of five thousand six hundred and sixty-five dollars, and assigned by Andrew, by indorsement, to the complainant, Timothy Moshier. Samuel Claycomb was made a party to the bill, claiming an equitable interest in the premises. The premises are described in the mortgage as lot one (1) in block ten (10) in the city of Monmouth. •

The mortgage contained this provision: “ One thousand nine hundred and…