...is no law to transfer my property to him, but in the eye of fimple juftice, unlefs it can be Ihewn that the money can be more beneficially employed,...his claim is as complete as if he had my bond in his pofleffion, or had fupplied me with goods to the amount. If two perfons mould offer, I muft balance...

...him. But in the eye of simple justice, unless it can be shown that the money can be more beneficently employed, his claim is as complete as if he had my...his possession or had supplied me with goods to the amount.4 To this it has sometimes been answered that there is more than one person that stands in need...

...him. But in the eye of simple justice, unless it can be shewn that the money can be more beneficently employed, his claim is as complete, as if he had my...possession, or had supplied me with goods to the amount. To this it has sometimes been answered, "that there is more than one person, that stands in need of...