Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16
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a continued BY adjournment and held for the county
OF Amherst, at the Courthouse, On Friday the 9Th day
Of September 1915
Hudson ". Garland u and John H. Pamplin. late
merchants and trading under tie svIe ana firm
Of Garaa and P4mplln. John Whitehead Jossph r
Carter. Arthur B. Davs. Pitt Woodroof, Cornelius
Sale, Addison Taliafarro, J ph PeuyjJhn, William
Kent Zlchariah ID. TirsIsy, james NJ Daniel il Jonas
Pierce. William Dlarl ana Moses. Philips, Oyerseers
OF Tie Poor for tie county Of Amherst Moore and Dun
can and Edmund c. NJ ore. Plaintiffs.
.1-aiast
William y, Hudson anI Drlilah his WIFI. Benno,t /
Hudson, ana benjamin. Camden ana John Height. All
ministratJrs u james II. Davenport, deed.
Defendants.
In cIancery
The subfgnas which issued herein dated The ION anl
2th days VI June, 1874 and which appear 70 have becn
executed upon the Defendants William w. Iudsla and
Driah his wife, and Bennett Hudson, and although
more than two months have elapsed well since the re
turn Of the snbpGnas aforesaid, as since the fling Of the
Plaintiffs bIl, ant the said Defendants Still falling ID All
pear and answer, on Notion olhe Plaintiffs By counsel
their bill Is taken for confessed, against said Deien-
dants And heraup9n, this cause came on TO be heard
upon The Pill, the Of Benjamin Camden and John
Height, Administrators Of James II. Davenport deed.
with replication thereto exhibited and was argued BY
counsel. On consideration whereof the Court DOH de-
cree that the deeds and d. exhibited with the Plain
tits bill, thai Is the deed from Bennett Hudson to VIII
liam W. Hudson, and the deed from the same William
W. Hudson, 10 Davenport for the benefit of Deah Hud
son are as to creditors voluntary and fraudulent but only
as to creditors then in existence and not as to after con
tracted delis, unless it could be shown (Which is not
done in this case) that the said deed were made At tie
time when the grantor was in insoven circumstances Or
with view to future Indebtedness The Court is also
OF opinion, that the plaintiffs, the Ovesees of the poor
Tor Amherst county and the Plaintiffs Moore and Dun
can and Edmund Q. More, have neither shown them
selves entitled d overeach either Of tile said deeds al
though voluntary as it nanestv appears that the debts
were not contracted at the dates Of the said deeds but That
the debts Of Whitehead and Garland s Pamplin over
reaches the deed d. because in existence prior hereO-
HE Court doth therefore adudre order and decree That
Gains without co5s, as DOES n5f aP q tel to ally de
fendaat has expended any thing in conroveGng Their
claims. The Court doth further adudge, order and de-
cree that the said deed d. the said Whitehead and
Garland and Pampn, be set aside and annued and that
unless the Defendants, William w. Hudson shall with
in ninety days from the date thereof, pay the Plains
tiff John Whitehead. the of hundred and
teen dollars and five cents with interest to be computed
at the rate # SIX per centum per annum, on eighty five
dollars and SIX cents, part thereof. from the 1Ih day
ufJuy 1915 till payment, subject to credit for forty
four dollars and sixty cents. paid the ls day Of Jan
uary 1915. And to the said Garland and PampIn the
Of fifty nine dollars and thrtysiX with inter
to he computed the Of SIX per per
forty dollars and eighty five cents part there
Of, from the Sis day Of August, 1915 till paid and TO
tile Plaintiffs. Whitehead and Garland and PampIn,
their costs BY them about their sn in this behalf eXpen
ded then and in that case either If them. the Court
doth adudgP. order and decree. that William NJ. Waller,
the Sheriff # Amherst county, who is hereby appointed
Commissioner FIR that purpose Do. after advertising the
time and pace VI sale fir thirty days in the "Lynchburg
Nrgnian'' and at New Glasgow, proceed, upon the pre-
misses, to sell to The highest bidder, upon credit of sy
twelve and eighteen months, for equal portions of the pur
chase money, all, much Of the Defendant William
W. Hud~on's reverslonary interest in the tract Of land
conveyed by the deed to James H. Davenport, shall
be sufficient to pay to the Plaintiffs their debts hereto
fore decreed unto them and their costs. taking FROM the
purchasers bonds with approved security for the payment
Of the purchase money and report his proceedings to the
Court at the next term thereof.
Plaintiffs costs, \ copy Tese.
So 81 RO. TINSLEY, Cl'k.