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Eskridge and David W. Vance sometime in
the year 1882, made a joint purchase Of
sundry town lots in the town of Manchester
(now Yazoo city, and numbered as lots "a,
as, 1856 and 1877, from the original proprie-
tors of said town, (of whom complainant's
inestate was one) taking a deed from said
pgoprietors, but giving an equitable mortgage
on said lois for the payment of the purchase
monev-that the said Vance and Eskridge
have both departed this life, leaving heirs
who are made parties TO the Bill, but with
ou' pe,nC sad money,-that the said pro-
pdetu5s. oL 2S'h Of April, 1896, recoy-
cred a Judgment aCains ne David .. NV
ers, administrator of said Vance for $500 %
on their promissory note executed for said
!ots-that execution on said judgment has
been returned 'Nulla Bona'-that the whole
interest of said judgment is in complanant's
ptestate--that all The other defendants ex-
cept the heirs of said Eskridge and Vance,
pretend to have some claim to said lots, but
have purchased with full notice of complain
ants equitable mortgage. The Bill prays
that by a decree of the court the said lots
be sold for the satisfaction Of complainant
claim and for general relief.


N. G. 81 S. E. NYE, Solicitors.


Aug. 2, 1914. [Pr fee $50 OOl 4-9t.