Jacob Philipson vs. Meriweather Lewis, William Clark This electronic document is published as part of the St Louis Circuit Court historical records project.

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 November 7, 1810

The original document is part of the Missouri State Archives St Louis Circuit Court collection.

 Jacob Philipson vs. Meriweather Lewis, William Clark November 7, 1810 Philipson, Jacob Lewis, Meriwether Clark, William Action to Foreclose a Mortgage District of St. Louis, Court of Common Pleas Hempstead, Edward ED performed final review of legal encoding NC decipshered vendor's unclear tags through whole project. Report on Decree to Foreclose Mortgage

This electronic document is published as part of the St Louis Circuit Court historical records project.

The original document is part of the Missouri State Archives St Louis Circuit Court collection.

 Report on Decree to Foreclose Mortgage Hempstead, Edward District of St. Louis, Court of Common Pleas To the Honorable the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas for the District of Saint Louis :-

Edward Hempstead attorney of Jacob Philipson vs. the Representatives of Meriwether Lewis - Deceased & William Clark - in hereof & as Executor: on decree to fore close Mortgage ---- Reports-

That the first tracks in said Mortgage Mentioned

for $400 the second for 65 the third for 100 $565

of which is to deducted the following items

of decree $ 890

Clerk 6" 9 1/4 Sheriff " 70 Attorney 6"-00 Printers 10"-00 Auctioner 3"-00 1"-00 3 3 deeds 9"-00 $ 36"61

$ 528": 38 3/4

By which it appears that the sum of three hundred fifty one Dollars & Sixty-One cents Three Fourth's is due on said Mortgage-

All of which is respectfully submitted

E E. Humpstead November 6, 1810 Philipson

Lewis

filed 7th- Novm. 1810