White v. Campbell
Supreme Court of Virginia
Appeal from decree of circuit court of Caroline county, entered March 14th, 1882, in the chancery cause therein pending, wherein W. B. H. Campbell, administrator of J. P. IT. Campbell, was complainant, and J. J. White, Walter S. Wright, executor of Ann J. Wright, W. 18. Chandler, Jos. A. Chandler, John Washington, A. B. Chandler, Win. G. Miller, and Emma E.,.bis wife, Ann J. Wigglesworth, and others, were defendants. Opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the Court
Fauktlehoy, J.,
delivered tbe opinion of tbe court.
Tbe bill is bled by tbe administrator of Joseph P. II. Campbell to subject, tbe lands of James J. White, tbe husband of appellant, to the payment of certain debts alleged to be due to tbe estate of his intestate. Tbe said Janies J. White, being indebted to sundry persons, and desirous to secure tbe payment of bis said indebtedness, did, on tbe 16th of November, 1874, convey in trust to John Washington and Joseph P. H. Campbell a certain farm of 680 acres of land in Caroline county, Virginia, to secure tbe debts therein enumerated; among which…
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