Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-11
|Distri-t Caqner~y Court Of tae State Of

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IIississipgi, at Holly SpTsggS.
John d. b Bradford - In Vacation o.
SIS rs tooer elh, 1915.
The President. Direc UPoN opening the
leIs aud Company of matters oIthis Bi.i,
Ithe Union Bank Of 1'en> il appearing iha:
nessee. John al Blss the defendants are
and j. Corey. not iBhaoNan's OF
he State of Mississippi. bu, that the Union
Bank of tenne-s see Is an incorporated lasti-
u.isn, located al Nashville in sail State,
rnd said Bass and Corey are residents OF
said State so that the ordinary process OF
This Court eaRnoi be served on them =
therefore it is ordered that unless the de-
fendanls appesr before The Vice Chancellor,
at The Court room 10 Holly Springs, on the
firsi Monday of january next, and plead,
answer or demur to Compiainants Bth,
tie several allegations thereof viii 5e ta@ens
for confessed, and such order and decree
made therein as shall appear equitable and
ilst.
And it is further ordered that a copy OF
this order be inserted in the Holly Springs
Gazctte," newspaper published II the
town of Holly Springs. Mississippi, once
week for two months. successNely.
Test JAMES G. ANDERSON, Clerk.
ABSTRACT
| CHANGES. That on the 9th January. lS43,
/ Compi pufc hased OF the President. DiFec.
tors aud Company Of The Union Bank.oi
/ Tennessee. the following described lands
| lying m the State of Mississippi, 10 wit: sec
| ton 2 in township Of range D east OF the
! Basis Meridian in Pontotoc County, and
section .. of township 5, range ., east, In
I Tisheminaa County. that Compl with Ben
i \ s-trrtv- md lam
/ drawer. exec:red his several notes TO sa
President Directors & Co, for th9 pur-
chase money, payable as follows one io'
i SH8O. 10 100 payable on the 18th October
i 1915. one fof 8 247, payable i2lh October
IlS46, one fer Sl3l3, 81 100 payable I%to
O.to5er. 1S47, that John NJ. Bass, Presr
dent. and j Corey, Cashier OF SAID banK
executed to Compl bond, o-make to hiu
a good and valid titie 10 SAID lands, wheI
said notes SHOULD be paid of, by what ap
thority ssid President ard Cashier execole'
said bond. Compl is wholly ignorant ah'
reqaires fail proof of their authority 10 exc
cute the same.
That at the time ComPl made SAID pur
chase. he believed said President, Director
& Co, was possessed OF clear, lndeieas
he ard unencumbeTed tile to SAID lahoS
and il was not tnl long afterwards lnat
discovered that at the time OF SAID sale an
nurchase, they had 40 right or title to sal
s lands. except mere contingent one, or eq
= uitv Of redemption, which is now en;lrei
e lost bv Limitation of time, that both said se
Y tions or land. had been sold for the take
due and owing the State and County,
vii. section II had been Id in lS43 IL
the taxes of I642 except the north we
quarter. which is of little or no value, an
formed no inducement to the purchase I
Compl. that the purchasers at the sale 1
taxes. have procured deed heietor, wh:f
is of record in The proper office, that sa
section two wa sold for the taxes OF loi
~ and vas bid of Tor the State of MlsslssiP
e, aud a deed has been executes vesilhg
to saId State valid tite to the same, that
l. time of exemption Of said lands has lo
since transpired placing 1t out OF the Po"
= Of defendants to comply with their COY
nant in said bond. -,
That Compl is ready, able and with
tn, to comply on his part. that said lands WI
:, purchased by Compl with view to
/ them, and in their present lncum0ereu g
ditlon it is impossible to GO 50.
on That the defendants well knew, at
in time of making said contract and sale, Il
the SAID lands had been sold for the taxes, a
that they had no title thereto
ary PRAYER, That said contract be resci
aad ed and said notes delivered up and canc'
irs, ed.
had JAMES G. ANDERSON, Clerk
ier- ToTrEN s. BRADFORD. Solicitors.
Gus Oct ii, 1915. ho-"--n