Wallace v. Urquhart

The plaintiffs, claiming the privilege of a furnisher of supplies, sequestered fifty-four hales of cotton consigned to D. It.. Carroll & Co. by John R. Williams.

D. R. Carroll & Co. intervened, and, denying the privilege asserted1 by the plaintiffs, alleged that they received said cotton as the commission merchants of said Williams, to whom they had advanced supplies-, to the amount of $6110 72 to produce it, and that they have a privilege thereon superior to the plaintiffs.

Tiie court gave judgment setting aside the sequestration and dismissing the demand of the plaintiffs, and restca'ing the…