The  evidence  is  all  set  out  in  the  bill  of  exceptions,  and
consists  of  one  deposition,  and  an  agreement  by  the  parties
as  to  certain  facts.  The  facts,  as  stated  in  the  said  agree-
ment are,  that  the  property  in  controversy  was  levied  on
by  the  defendant,  on  an  execution  in  his  hands  as  constable,
on  a  judgment  in  favor  of  one  David  Kempj  against  one
Albert  E.  Jones;  that  Cornelia  Jones,  the  plaintiff,  being  a
sister  of  said  Albert,  held  a  bill  of  sale  of  the  property  in
controversy,  from  the  said  Albert,  of  a  date  three  or  four
days  prior  to  the  date  of  the  said  judgment;  that  said
Cornelia  resided  as  one  of  the  family  of  said  Albert,  and
that,  at  the  time  of  the  levy  on  said  property,  it  was  in  the
house  occupied  by  said  Albert  and  family,  of  which  Cor-
nelia was  a  member;  that  at  the  time  of  the  execution  of
said  bill  of  sale  by  said  Albert,  no  money  was  passed,  or


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paid  him  for  said  bill  of  sale;  that  said  property  was  then   May  Term,
in  the  house  occupied  by  him  and  his  family;  that  said  bill       ^^^^^
of  sale  purported  to  vest  said  property  in  said  Cornelia       Jokes
absolutely,  in  trust  for  one  Lucy  Jones^  in  consideration  of       Gott.
