Taylor's Executors v. Gibbs

Gibbs,, holding, the due bill of Taylor and Heatherly, filed his bill in Chancery, attaching in the hands of J. B. & J, J. Walker, a fund which he alledges was set apart by Taylor, in his lifetime, by agreement between them, for the payment of the due bill. The fund in the hands of the Walkers arose from notes that had been placed in their hands by Taylor: one on Bennett, which had been collected, and another on Kincade and Rogers, which was in the course of collection. Taylor is charged to have died in failing circumstances, and Heatherly to have absconded from the slate insolvent. Kincade…