McDonald v. Fleming

Ruth McDonald, exhibted a bill in chancery against Andrew Fleming, and William H. Hamilton,, in which she alleged that the'former was largely indebted to her for services rendered for him, in acting as his-housekeeper and in the general management of his business, and also for money expended by her for his benefit, and that he had, for the purpose of defrauding her, *286and' preventing the collection of her demand, against him, conveyed his property to the latter, who had entered into a combination with him,- to enable him to accomplish his fraudulent object.

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