Groch v. Stenger

delivered the^opinion of the Court:

This bill was to foreclose two mortgages given by Robert Groch, in his life-time—one on the lands described in the bill, to secure a note of one thousand dollars payable to Valentine and Williams, and the other on the same lands to secure a note of six thousand five hundred dollars payable to defendant in error, with interest at the rate of ten per cent per annum.

The court dismissed the bill so far as it asked to have the Valentine and Williams mortgage foreclosed, without prejudice, and rendered a decree for the full amount of the note and interest secured…