Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-12-11
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI:
Superior Court Of Chaneery, ! October
Of The Statc Of Mississippi rules lo44
Jo,eph Woods,
1888 v.
Henry F. Bennett, ct al.

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pom opening the matters Of this
u Bill, and it appearing that william
}. uasquel, Wilcox, Anderson a. Co., aud
Samuel Harrison, are not inhabitants Of
this State, but reside beyond the limits
thereof, so that the ordinary process OF
this Court cannot be served upon them,
II is therefore ordered, that unless the said
defendants appear before the Chancellor,
at the Court room in the city OF Jackson,
on the first Monday in December next en-
SUNG, and plead answer or demur 10 the
bill of complain, herein, the several al E..
cations will be taken for confessed as t.
them, and such order and decree made
therein, as the Chancellor may deem equi
table and Just. |, is further ordered thai
a copy of this order be inserted in the ain
dependent Democrat" at Canton, once Il
week for two months successfully.
r. L. DIXON, OK.
.HNHE Bill in this case states in sub
stance, that Henry F. Bennett pur
chased of Albert 6. Bennett, on the 18th
October 1899, certain lands, negro saves
and other personal property lying and
being in Madison County Mississippi, for
which he executed to the said Albert q.
Bennett his six promissory notes, of the
date aforesaid, each for S746l SO, the
first due LIST March 1871, The second due
1t March 1912, the third due LIST March
1913, the fourth due LIST March 1874, the
fifth due LIST March 1915, the sixth due
lst March lS46-to secure the payment
cf all and each oil which said notes as they
should respectively fail due, said Henry F.
Bennett executed deed in trust to said
Albert G. Bennett, bearing the date atore.
Said, conveying TO Henry Christmas and
Charles w. Allen, trustees, the following
property, viz; The W. ! of S. E Of
section 81; the E. . of S. w. of same
section; the w. Of N. E. / Of same sec
lion; the f.. Of N. W. of same section;
the w of S. L. ! section 80; the S. W.
1 and w. of n. E. of section 80, all
in township o r. 2 E.; containing in all
$40 acres-aso the w. of S. T.. of
section 10, township s r. E., containing
so acres; the S. f. / section 90, the w.
S. w. / section "a, the w. 4 of N. w. /
section %, the L. of N. L. / section 90.
the n. 1 of w. ofN. E. section 20, all
in township 10, R. 3 E.; containinging in
oil 4lO acres; all which lands lying and
situate in Madison County Mississippi
Also the following negro oiuves. John
Pope, Bateman, Bob, Ned, Stephen, Ad- |
am, Anderson, Dave, Henry, Isam, Ed |
ben, Orange, Winder, Perry, Simon,
Tom, Oscar, Washington, Isaac, Bill.
Stephen, house servanD l.. Bob, Slick,
Major, Richard, Madison, Anne, Jane,
Serena, Klssy, girl Mary Conner, Mary
Thompson, Rutby, Polly Eben, Sucky,
Susan, Margaret, Patsey, America, MlIly.
Julia, Ellen, Edy, Sarah, Catharnc, Lau
IA, Alkaline; 10000 bushels corn, 80
stacks Of fodder, all the farming utensils,
wagons &c. on the premises carriage and
ponies, household and kitchen IurnItlre,
clock, glassware, silver plate and library,
30 head horses and mules, $50 hogs am
one brick-kl Containing 10000 bricks
, I'D properly, real and personal, being
the same sold and conveyed by said A.
u. Bennett TO said II. +. Bennett as afore-
said; that said CONVEYANCE 10 Christmas
and Allen was made in trust, that said IL.
F. Bennett should be permitted to remain
IN quiet possession of said property, and
have the rents, hire and profits thereof un-
I'll default should be made in the payments
OF the notes AFORESAID on any OF them as
they should become due, and in case oil
such default, the said Christmas and Allen
al III request OF the said A. G. Bennett,
should proceed 10 sell for cash at pua lie
a7c'ion 70 The highest bidder, 10 the town