C. B. Coles & Sons' Co. v. Blythe

*667The opinion of the court was delivered by

Swayze, J.

On November 26th, 1901, a writ of attachment was issued out of the Atlantic Circuit Court in favor of C. B. Coles & Sons’ Company against Kirk Blythe as a non-resident debtor. Money due to the defendants was attached and the auditor received the sum of $846. On March 5th, 1902, Blythe confessed judgment to Edwin Smith. Execution was issued thereon, supplemental proceedings were had, and a receiver appointed May 1st, 1902. On the same day, upon the petition of Smith, the judgment creditor, the court ordered that the plaintiffs in the…