Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-11
District Chancery Court of tie State Of
mississippi al Holy SPRINGS

District Chancery Court of tie State @
Mississippi al Holy >prangs
MaIichi Pegues In vacation
44o as ! April 10, 1874
Ihe Mississippi Union
ing the matters of this Bill it appearing n
the satisfaction ofthe courtthat the defend N,
Benjamin Love is not an inhabitant Of This
state, bat resides beyond the limits thereof
so that the ordinary process this court
cannot be served on him:
Therefore Il Is ordered that unless the
said defendant appear before the Vice Chan.
ceilor. at the court room in the town ofHoI-
Iy Springs on the first Monday ofJulv next
and plead, answer or denurto comnl3inants
bI |, the several allegations thereof will he
taken for cGnft ssed az to him, and such or
der and decree made therein. as the Vice
Chancellor shall deem equitable and ias,;
and Il IS further ordered that a copy ofthis
order be inserted in the "Hollv Springs Ga
zehe," newspaper published in the town
oi 1oiiy Springs MissisSi ppi. once week
for two months successivelv.
Test JAMES C. ANDERSON. Clerk
ABSTRACT
Bill charges, That in the year 1881 com,l,i
naht purchased of defendant, Benjamin Love
section no ., township 4 rage west of the ha-
SIS meridian ChiekaSaw ceSsion. and also an
eiShth OF an adjoining section, for which he a
greed 10 give $ll 900; and on the 26fh NoVero-
per, lo4l, took a aeed of conveyance from & IA
Love TOR said section, which was duly recor9 a
IN the Clerks Office OF the Probate Court at A.r
Shalt county, within the time prescribed hr- Ia,
Complainant took possession and has held Il a.
er since very shortly after his sald nnrcbaea ia.
he has paid $4,000 ofIhe sII GOO which he .
greed to give said Love and the rena3inine- No.
or or tle feNidue has been transferred BY said Jope.
a. o. the tlie OF recelVlng the conveyance of thIs
ana from said Love, there Were three. Jndonoen,s
against said Love and others in The T,j,;,
1ouFt oi ChlckaSaw county, MissisSirni in r,
Eor OF the mississippi Union Bank two of u,bioh
we're Tor the sum ef fifteen or sixteen bnndred
lotIarS each, anu the other for between t,,.el -
md thirteen hundred dollars besideseotts aIi 0
Hhica were upon forfeited forihconinr bo,'de /.
lated l2th December, 1899 and returned forteif'
q 10 The J1y term 1910 of said courf On -
% .'aiY' lc4o, e2eculloHs were issued on >aid
judgments, TO the Sheriff of Marshal couniv
ntO whose hands they came. and two ri 49, -
'led on negro girl and barouche. which b.ra
een SOLD for $50, and the erecution on fha o,b s
r judgments, evied on said section p. fhattSare
GEMS 10 De yef due on said judgments aboDt ff-
cen or SlCteen hundred doiars-fb,t ooro,Iai
nt knew nothing of the existence ,,fs.;I -
nehtS at The time the made his purchase ,,5r {
-heh ne paid the SS.0O0-that Ihe AfiSsissinni
mon Bank has never caused abstracts uf >siid
iuS ihehts 10 De recorded IN the county of Mar
hait IS required by law, where said Ia nd iies |
nd has forfeited al lien upon said IandNiba;; | :
.oVe has ab>conded from the state of MissiS;n |
!, ana carried with him or o aerwise disnosa5
me whole Of his visible property: prav~ tba, Z
: - ~ s 'ppI ohioh Bank be perpeiually en-
ned from selling said section D nndar se,s 80 I
Wy, and from levying the other rtpo e1ecs,;~s- b
oen IL IucAs I,~r g - - - = ii9hs Il
April 27, 1914. 00S IS