Williams v. Neely

The case comes up on the final report of the assign.ee and agent of creditors of J. M. Ivy, and exceptions thereto. Ivy, a mer*451chant of Rock Hill, in this state, being in insolvent circumstances, on the 5th day of September, 1885, made an assignment for the benefit of his creditors to Francis W. Williams, of the city of New York. The assignment contains a very general description of property, real and personal, and refers to and makes part of it a schedule containing a description of the real property. This schedule contains 22 tracts or parcels of land, all of which, but a Texas tract, are in…