Masson v. Anderson

*292In September, 1865, P. H. Anderson made a deed of trust, conveying a large amount of personal property and choses in action, together with a valuable tract-of land, to B. J. Tarver, as trustee, to secure the payment of a heavy indebtedness then existing against him, and specified in the deed, the property to be sold and trust closed out by the trustee on September 10, 1867, if debts were not paid. The particular terms and provisions of this deed need not to be set out at present.

Henry Masson filed his bill, attacking this conveyance, on the 17th March, 1866, praying for an injunction,…