In re Goodfellow
District Court, D. Massachusetts
In bankruptcy.
1Opinion of the Court
LOWELL, District Judge.
Joseph Good-fellow, the bankrupt, was born in the province of New Brunswick, and he resided there until last December. In 186S, he became a partner with one Stone, whose domicile was in New Hampshire, in a trade between the British provinces and Boston, and the firm ■owe debts here. In December, the bankrupt was arrested in Boston, and gave a recognizance, according to the law of the state, to appear before a magistrate within a cer•tain time, and take the oath for the relief of poor debtors. He afterwards applied to take the oath, and pending the hearing thereon…
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