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1 In the Supreme Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. In Equity. Of July Term, 1865, No. 20. The Answers of Clayton French to the Interrogatories Filed by James Henry, Complainant 1865

handle is hein.trials/adib0001 and id is 1 raw text is: In the Supreme Court for the Eastern District of Penn- sylvania. In Equity. Of July Term, 1865, No. 20. The Answers of CLAYTON FRENCH to the interrogatories filed by JAMES HENRY, Complainant. I. To the first interrogatory, I answer that said mortgages were assigned by complainant to said John E. Morey as col- lateral security for the indebtedness of complainant to the firms of French & Richards, and French, Richards & Company. II. To the second interrogatory, I answer that to the best of my knowledge and belief Myers and Hartranft had partially erected a house on each of said lots, but had not completed them, and that said houses so left partially erected were not of sufficient value to cover arrears of ground rent and other en- cumbrances prior to said mortgages. III. To the third interrogatory, I answer that French, Rich- ards & Company did not agree with complainant that they would not bring suit on said mortgages, or either of them, until complainant completed the said houses. IV. To the fourth interrogatory, I answer that complainant did not, so far as I know and believe, give to the said firm any notes on or about May 1, 1858. I cannot remember the amounts or the dates of notes he gave. His notes were ex- tended and renewed so frequently that I cannot now give the dates of them. I never knew him to pay a note at maturity. The said firm held two notes of said Henry for $545 82 each, and four notes for $681 52 each, all dated July 1, 1858, and payable six months after date, respectively. For these, with other notes, (the most of which were given in renewal of

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