Peck v. Hunter

Bill in chancery to set aside certain sales alleged to be fraudulent, and to subject the property to execution.

The bill alleges a recovery at law by Peck, as administrator of Stetson, deceased, against Cortes W. Hunter, for the sum of 1,984 dollars, and to an execution issued thereon a return of nulla bona in the Jefferson Circuit Court. It is further alleged that this recovery was had upon the transcript of a judgment recovered by Stetson, in his lifetime, against C. W. Hunter, in the state of Vermont, in the year 1832; that shortly afterwards C. W, Hunter removed from Vermont to the city of…