Joor v. Williams
Mississippi Supreme Court
Appeal from the Chaneery Court of Issaquena county. Hon. J. S. Yerger, chancellor. On the 24th day of November, 1841, the New Orleans Canal and Banking Company recovered a judgment in the United States Circuit Court for the Southern District of this State, against George Joor for $3717. Execution issued on this judgment, and was levied on personal property of the said Joor, who thereupon gave a forth-' coming bond, with Mordecai Powell and William Rushing as his sureties.
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Appeal from the Chaneery Court of Issaquena county. Hon. J. S. Yerger, chancellor. On the 24th day of November, 1841, the New Orleans Canal and Banking Company recovered a judgment in the United States Circuit Court for the Southern District of this State, against George Joor for $3717. Execution issued on this judgment, and was levied on personal property of the said Joor, who thereupon gave a forth-' coming bond, with Mordecai Powell and William Rushing as his sureties. This bond was forfeited, and became a judgment on the 28th March, 1842. On the 1st of March, 1841, said Joel became…
1Opinion of the CourtHarris, J.
The plaintiffs in error filed their bill in the Chancery Court of Warren county to set aside a decree rendered against them while infants, at the suit of the said Daniel 0. Williams against them and their father George Joor, setting aside a conveyance made to defendant Rushing by said Joor, in trust for his said infant children. The said Rushing, trustee, was not made a party to said proceeding, nor was any decree rendered against him as trustee.
The facts, as they appear by the present bill and exhibits thereto, are as follows: On the 24th day of November, 1841, the New Orleans Canal and…
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