Smith v. Phillips
Supreme Court of Virginia
Appeal of George E. Smith, in his own right and as administrator of Benjamin E. Smith, deceased, Sally B. Smith, Nannie E. Smith, Lucius L. Barrow and Mary L. his wife (born Smith), B. E. Smith, Jr., Mary Smith, Charles M. Hardy and Susan L. his wife (horn Smith), Annie O. Smith, Bessie C. Smith, Wm.
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Appeal of George E. Smith, in his own right and as administrator of Benjamin E. Smith, deceased, Sally B. Smith, Nannie E. Smith, Lucius L. Barrow and Mary L. his wife (born Smith), B. E. Smith, Jr., Mary Smith, Charles M. Hardy and Susan L. his wife (horn Smith), Annie O. Smith, Bessie C. Smith, Wm. E. Smith, Stacey Smith, Georgie Smith, and Thomas O. Smith, the six last being infants, and suing by their next friend, George E. Smith from a decree of the circuit court of Lunenburg county rendered 12tli November, 1880, in the cause of John B. Phillips against them, seeking to enjoin a judgment…
1Opinion of the CourtHinton, J.
In September, 1849, the appellee, John B. Phillips, executed a deed of trust, in which he conveyed all of his real estate in the county of Lunenburg and certain slaves in said trust deed mentioned, to secure the payment of a debt of $1,590 to Benjamin E. Smith, since deceased. In November, 1865, the appellee, who was then insolvent, conveyed by an absolute deed of bargain and sale all of his real estate, and the greater portion of his personal estate, to said Smith, in consideration of the sum of $1,235, balance of the debt secured by the deed of trust, and for the further consideration of…
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