Parkinson v. Hanna

— This was a bill filed by Hanna to set aside a deed made by Parkinson to Webster, as fraudulent against Hanna, a creditor of Parkinson’s. The facts stated in the bill are, that on or about the 1st of February, 1840, Parkinson was indebted to Hanna in the sum of 750 dollars, which, on being requested, he represented himself as being then unable to pay; that Hanna threatened him with a suit, which was actually commenced about the 1st of March following, and judgment was obtained at the next October term; that a few days before the suit was commenced, to wit, on the 28th of February, 1840,…