Daniel v. Morrison's

Henry Clay, vas executor of James Morrison, having sued Thomas I. Garret in detinue for some slaves his testator had bought from Garret, in September, 1818, but permitted to remain in his possession — filed a bill in chancery, enjoining their removal beyond the jurisdiction of the Court, and seeking a nullifaction of a deed of trust made, in 1819, to one Everet, for the indemnity of Henry Daniel and others, as the sureties of Garret to John W. Hunt, and purporting a transfer by Garret, of the legal title to the same slaves and other property.— Daniel and his co-sureties, as well as their…