Persons v. Alsip

This was a bill to foreclose a mortgage. The bill alleges that Persons mortgaged a certain lot, in the town of Columbus, to Alsip), in October, 1846, to secure the payment of two notes; and that, in July, 1847, Persons executed a second mortgage to Washburn, the complainant, to secure a debt amounting to 367 dollars and payable on, the 1st of March, 1849. The bill further alleges that no proceedings had been had at law for the recovery of the complainant’s debt, and that the mortgaged pre*68mises were insufficient to pay both the debts with which they were charged. Persons and Alsip were made…