Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

0lsfrfct Chanccry Court 0J the St0Is ~
Mississippi At Holly Springs
Grigg 8 EIlioa Al Rules in Vacation
Joel Joe HundIey 3, al. May I'd ls45
UPON opening ahe matters of the Com
plainants Bill it appearing TO the satisfac-
ton of the court that the defendants Will
,am A Jarnegan and Henry B. Jarnegan
are not inhabitants of The State of Mississip-
pi, so that the ordinary process OF law can
not be served on them. and that the other
Heirs of Asa Jarnegan Decd are unknown
to the Complainants. Therefore il is or
dered that unless the said William A. Jar
negan and Henry B. Jarnegan and the un-
known Heirs of said Asa Jarnegan Decd
appear before the Vice Chancellor at the
court room in the town Of Holly Springs
on the first Monday of July next and plead
answer or demur. to Complainants' Bill The
several allegations thereof Will be taken
for confessed as to them. and such order
and decree made therein as shall appear
Equitable and just.
And it is further ordered that copy OF
this order be inserted in The "Holly
Springs Gazette newspaper published
in the town of Holly Springs Mississipps,
once week for two months, success
| sively.
JAMES G. ANDERSON. Clerk.
/ ABSTRACT.
Charges. That on the 4th June 1914,
comels. recovered judgme ut in the Dis
tric; Court of the United State :. for the
| Northern District of Mississippi at Ponto'
toe. against Lorenzo d. Henderson and A.
sa Jarnigan for S4647, 6s-l0o, besides
costs of suit upon which an execution is
sued, and was returned no property found
On the 1st day of August 1899, said
Jarnigan, made conveyance, to two sons
of his, William A. Jarnigan ard Henry
B Jarnigan, of $40 acres. of Section 2,
Township 2, Range Wes, lying in De-
soto County. for the alleged consideration
of $10,S00. He also, at the same .ime
conveyed to them. large number of ne
groes, and other property, for the alleged
consideration of S35 400, al the same time
his two sons executed a Deed of Trust, oil
Mortgage, upon the said property he had
conveyed 10 them, to secure debt of 3 i6,
200 endorsed by their notes ofthat date, a
|: :he time os said conveyances, the sons, haG
no property of their own, no credit and M
! means of paying for tenth part of a it'll
of the property conveyed to them by thei
father. Thalsaid Asa Ja-nigan conveyet
his property TO his sons as aforesaid. for tn
!, purpose of hindering, delaying and defraud
ing hrs creditors. and particularly Compl's
On the 5th October 1843. said Asa, VIII
liam A s. Henry B, Jarn: gan, Joined il
executing conveyance of said $40 acre
of land 20 one Joel Hundley. whose note
for the purchase money, or a part thereo
r were made payable TO. said William A 1
Henry B., or one of them. for the purpos
of preventing Compl's., from reaching tn
: proceeds OF the sale of said land, by Ga
nishment or otherwise, said f1untley, sii
owes about $4,000, On account of his pu
| chase, said Asa Jarnigan has departed III
= life inteslate, and there has been no adm
: istrator in Mississippi All tina properi
conveyed by Asa Jarnigan as aforesaid. wi
the exception of said land, was removed b
yond the limits ofthis State. before the da
6 of Cornpl's. judgment. said Henderson
entirely insolvent; and the whole amount
CompPs. judgment will be utterly lost. u
# less they can reach the fraud created |
S the sale of said land.
PRAYER: That said eonveyances fro
Esaid Asa Jarnigan to his two sons, of sa
land, may be decreed TO be fraudulent,
c against the Judgment of CompIs, and tn
% said Henry B. and William A JarnIga
i NAV be decreed to be Trustees for the bel
r eft Of Compl's ofthe fund arising fro
10 the sale of said land to said HunGley,
e creed to pay over to CompTs the balan'
a. remaining due from him; on account of Il
tpurehase money, for said land and for gen
raj relief.
JAMES c. ANDERSON. Clerk.