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1843.  '  nid  C.  F.  R.  And  it  was  provided  fuither,  hj  the  deed,  that  t/  fst^At  be  iaw
f^fi^  'A*  tnuiees,  to  •ell  all  the  truet  ateUe,  at  public  or  private  ^aie^  Tthe
•whole  or  any  part  thereof  on  ground  rent,  and  to  pay  out  of  the  proceede
thei*eof  aU  and  oingular  the  debto  owing  and  due  by  the  oaid  C.  J".  B.  at
the  date  of  the  execution  of  the  deeds  and  to  inveot  the  ourpluo  in  good  real
oecurity:  with  certain  other  proviaoa,  dbc.
The  deed  was  recorded  in  the  usual  way,  April  21st,  1834.  C.  F.  R  died
Oct.  8d,  1836.
After  his  decease,  claims  wore  made,  and  judgments  obtained  against  Us  e*-
tate,  and  in  Jufy  1837,  a  bill  in  Equity  was  filed  in  the  Common  Pleas,  dec

At  the  time  of  the  deed  of  trust,  the  grantor  was  considerably  indebted,  and
his  assignees  sold  a  considerable  part  of  the  assigned  estate  in  1834,-6,-6,  and
paid  all  the  debts  which  were  known,  certainly,  to  be  wiUiin  the  trust.  The
property  sold,  brought  more  than  $39,000,  and  the  debts  paid  exceeded  $23,000.
The  balance  was  invested  in  different  ways,  and  will  be  applied  to  any  remain-
ing debts,  provided  for  by  the  trust.  The  debts  of  the  grantor  not  paid,  amoimt,
the  doubtful  together  with  the  debts  not  to  be  disputed,  to  a  sum  of  $17,000  and
upward;}.  They  were  contracted  principally  in  the  years  1835  and  1 836,  and
veiy  few  of  them,  none  to  a  considerable  amount^  in  the  year  1834.  His  debts
were  generally  of  small  amount,  contracted  in  the  heedless  way  which  ?ras  hti
practice.    He  was  never  in  trade.
