
    James Johnson v. Alexander Vernon.
    Columbia,
    May, 1830.
    No judicial, proceeding is necessary to foreclose a mortgage of personal property; but the mortgagee, after a forfeiture, may seize, and sell the property, in satisfaction of the debt, or of such instalments of it as have become due: and it makes no difference that the mortgage does not contain a special clause authorizing him to seize and sell.
   Per

Colcock, J.

affirming the judgment of Mr. Justice O’Neall, at Spartanburgh, Extra Term, in February, 1830.

Johnson, J. and Evans, J. concurred.  