In October 1820, William Marriott and William Warfield became securities for John Brown on a promissory note for $500, negotiable at the Farmers Bank of Maryland and payable to said bank; in return, Brown mortgaged seven slaves and their increase to said securities. The note has been renewed and is now due, and Marriott and Warfield's administrator, John Duvall, are being held responsible for the debt as the Farmers Bank of Maryland has issued a protest for nonpayment. They ask the court to subpoena Brown to satisfy the debt and pay their court costs. They also ask for a foreclosure on the mortgage if Brown defaults on the payment thereafter.
Result: Granted.
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Repository: Maryland State Archives, Annapolis, Maryland
