Archibald v. Jacobs

Stayton, Associate Justice.

This action was brought by A. C. Jacobs and his wife to recover a house and lot in the town' of Henrietta. The property once belonged to Jacobs, but on July, 4, 1884, he made an assignment of all his property, other than such as was exempt from forced sale, for the benefit of such of his creditors as would consent to take under it, and release him The assignment was made under the statute. Archibald was made the assignee, qualified and took charge of the estate, and sold *250the property in controversy to the defendant Welborne. Jacobs was a merchant, doing business, at…