Hooberry v. Harding

The Chancellor :

The question raised by this record is, whether Philip S. Stump has such an interest, Under his mother’s will, of the tract of land in the pleadings mentioned, or the rents, issues, and profits thereof, as can be reached, either at law or in equity, by the defendant Jacob Bloomstein as his judgment-creditor.

Eachel Stump, the mother, died in the year 1859, leaving a will, which contains the following provisions:

*678“I hereby give, devise, and bequeath to my friends William Gr. Harding and John Shute, Jr., and my brother Philip Shute, and the survivors or survivor of them, and to the…