Crow & Jarvis v. Tinsley
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Chancery. From the Circuit Court for Mercer County.
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Robertson
On the 11th of April, 1831, Daniel Mcllvoy.executed a deed of trust, including various articles of property, for securing to Crow and Jarvis a debt of eight hundred and eighty dollars, and to several other creditors other debts, The deed embraced (inter alia) four slaves previously mortgaged (October 5 th, 1830,) by Daniel Mcllvoy, to one Walsh, to indemnify him for being his surety for a debt to D. Irvine, and for another debt to Dennis Mc-JJyoy.
Walsh having afterwards, in 1832, bought Daniel Mc-]QVOy’s equitable interest in those slaves, at sales under J ^ , executions which had been issued…
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