Spaulding v. Blythe

— This appeal brings before us the question of' the sufficiency of appellee’s complaint.

The complaint seeks to set aside certain conveyances-which are alleged to have been made to defraud creditors. Two conveyances are attacked as fraudulent. The first of these was executed on the 30th day of July, 1873, by John Spaulding- and his wife, Ella Spaulding, to Henry S. Barnaby; the second was executed on the-day of-, 1874, by said Henry S. Barnaby and his wife, Eliza S. Barnaby, to Ella Spaulding and her children.

It is alleged that the first conveyance was executed without consideration, and that…