Law v. Smith

Bill in chancery by the devisees of George W. Ewing, against the grantees of Hosea Smith and their assigns, to set aside conveyances of real estate made by said Hosea, as fraudulent. The title of the plaintiffs to the lands in question, rests upon sheriff’s sales made under judgments against said Hosea and one Benjamin Rice, pursuant to which deeds were made to their devisor, one for a part of the premises, on the 17th day of February, 1825, and another for the remainder, on the 17th of February, 1826.

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