Gibbs v. Cunningham

The Chancellor:

The questions now to be decided are stated in an agreement signed by the solicitors of the parties, and filed on the 18th of December last.

It appears, that on the 21st of October, 1835, the late James Cunningham and his wife conveyed to Henry Wayman three parcels of land, called “Latent Worth,” “Glenn Eyery” and “Muddy Creek,” upon certain trusts, as in the deed are set forth, that is to say, in trust, that Wayman and his heirs may in the first place, raise by sale of the same, or any part thereof, so much money as will be sufficient for the purposes of the trust; the said…