Edwards v. Bohannon

delivered the Opinioo of the Court/

Bohannon,—hrtlding. four judgments against Edwards, on notes given to himself, for a tract of land which he }iacj covenanted to convey, and on other notes given to _ _ , George T. Cotton, in consideration of a covenant by jjjm Edwards, for a title to another tract of land, and , which latter notes had been assigned to Bohannon—filed a tdH 111 chancery, for subjecting the equity of Edwards to the satisfaction of the judgments, and obtained a decree for ).f,e sa]e 0f (]ie equity in each tract: which de-i cree Edwards now seeks to reverse.

The bill alleges, that…