Davenport v. Foulke

The complaint in this case averred that, on the 6th day of July, 1875, the defendant John F. Davenport executed two promissory notes for three hundred and twenty-five dollars each to plaintiff, John T. Foulke. payable one in one year and the other in two years from date ; that, to secure the payment of said notes, the said Davenport executed to the plaintiff' a chattel mortgage upon a fire-proof combination lock safe, certain show cases, trays, fixtures and tools, m a silversmith shop and jewelry store, together with many other miscellaneous articles consisting of merchandise pertaining to…