Simpson v. Gowdy

One Thomasson was indebted to Gowdy and Terry, and several other persons. Arthur J. Simpson, Fsq., was the attorney for the larger'portion of these creditors, and John Baker, Fsq., for the residue; and the claims of the creditors against Thomasson were in the hands of these attorneys for collection.

Thomasson being unable to pay the cash, assigned property to these creditors, deemed sufficient to produce a fund equal to. the aggregate of the debts. The property consisted of dry goods, etc., was accepted by the creditors, and placed in the hands of their said attorneys, who undertook to dispose…