Schoffner v. . Fogleman

In 1852 the mill and the 10 acres of land were sold by order of the court of equity and bought by John S. Fogleman, at the price of $306, for which he gave his note with Henry Fogleman and others as sureties.

In 1854 the lot of 9 acres adjoining was sold by order of the court of equity, and bought by John S. Fogleman at the price of $95, for (567) which he gave his note with Henry Fogleman and others as sureties.

In 1857 judgment was taken in the name of the clerk and master on the note of $306, execution issued, the mill and 19 acres were sold, and bought by McRay at the price of $405. McRay…