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Il oI cs,nsi sra. i0 Il orf1 Dts seTyices as reach
] e. II ] s1;se1s' 70 Epas him $500 per annum
3 thasin Compliance with said contract Com
.plaiaafN removed to Holly Springs and
entered apon his -dutfas as Teacher IN said


TIE, ffie first Of January 1888, and con


finned in the emplovment Of Teacher under


said contract daring the wears 1888 and
!. 1889, tkaf IN The year 1889 while he vas


eneaged as reacheT. the Institution, obtained
Ia Charter Incorporating it under the name
| cffbe University ct Holy Springs upon
settlement between Complainan { and defend


ans for bis services, The two years, If vas
found that they were iadebsed 10 Compt
balance Of S607.45 some time afier said In.
sliusion was incorporated, Comnt was told
by The trustees by whom he had been en-.


pIoy d. that a transfer of he Institution had
Iaken place 10 the new Board under the act


d incorpo that the neu Board would


come INTO possession ofthe lots and buildings


Ihal shey had other funds in donations and


Subscriptions. and had given bonds with


gaoa individual security to satisfy al the


'iabliies ot the cid Bond. 50 that If Comp


w0ad agree to take Inc obligation of the
neW Board for the balance of his clain up
on defendants, that it would be entirely safe,
that influenced by these representations on
tae Fat Of defendants, Compt was induced
. assent 10 he arrangement. and on the 7th I
November 1910. the new board executed 10 /
Compt Their promissorY note for the sun Of |
b007, 45, the balance q his claim against /
the cid board. that Com2t brought 81 !; on
said note against the new board, that iudg |
men; was rendered thereupon at the June
Term Of The Circuit Court OF Marshall /
& 4 Z 4 Il
and returned malta bona by the Sheriff, said
new board, OF said trustees Of the Uaiver-
Sly Of Holly Springs as q corporate BODY
having no effects out Of which Comnis
claim could Be made, that trustees of said
Literary LnsiHntion who employed Compi
Is Taacaer, and wh0 upon settlement were
INDEBTED and liable to C0mpl II their iudi-
JIdual capacity, aad knew when thew IN
lueed Compl 10 transfer his claim from them
0 the new board that said new board would
e iable only IN their corporate character,
nd that ~ That character v ere wholly des
tate of means to discharge compIs claim.
bal al the representations made to him by
aiendan,s n regard to the s3vency of the
eW board, we're wholly false and fraudu


IT, and that defendants knew them to be =
?, ard made them for the purpose OF fraud
i@tJJ and dishonesty, avoiding the pav.
leat ol comPis claim, that many if not most
ne trustees Of the Literary Iastitutio
ere also members Of The new board. after
e Institution had been Incorporated.


Prayer, that the judgment aforesaid and
e neto on which II is founded be cancelled
ID taat defndauts be compelled to paw
5uPi hIs claim with all interest and costs
ID iog general relief


LUCAS, LANE & CLAPF. So7rs