Harseim v. Booth

Daniel J. and Elisha Booth owned a stock of general merchandise of the value of from $4,000 to $5,000, situate in the town of Sheridan, in Hamilton county, Indiana, each of said parties owning a one-*282half interest in the same. They were at the time indebted to various persons and firms in large sums, and, on the 21st day of February, 1891, they executed a written instrument, selling, assigning and transferring the possession of the goods. The written instrument so executed by them stated that they "jointly and severally sell, convey, assign and set over to Rebecca Booth, Harriet E. Booth,…