Boyd v. Anderson

In January, 1877, one Charles T. Pauley was the owner, and in the possession of two tracts of land which he sold to appellee. After the sale and execution of the deed to her, one Bills recovered a judgment against Pauley, which, for value, he assigned to appellant Simmons.. About the same time, Simmons and the other appellants, except the sheriff, recovered another judgment against Pauley. Executions were issued upon these judgments and placed in the hands of the sheriff, who levied them upon the lands, and, when this action was commenced, was threatening to sell. The facts are stated in the…