French v. Howard

*301OPINION of the Court, by

Ch. J. Boyi.ea

John Edwards having been duly declared a bankrupt, the commissioners assigned his estate to William M’Bean and othersrwho afterwards sold and conveyed sundry tracts of lard to James French, for which he passed his negotiable note, with Eli Cleveland an endorser, for 900 dollars, payable within sixty days. I he note was endorsed by M-Bean to the Howards, for a full and valuable consideration, and French having failed to make payment, they brought suit and recovered a judgment against him for the amount of the note. To injoin proceedings upon the judgment,…