Jones v. Smith

Catón, J.

With the views which we entertain of this case, it is unnecessary to'examine its merits. The original bill was filed by Smith against Jones and wife, and Mr. and Mrs. Arrnatage, alleging the recovery of two judgments; one in favor of Felton, and the other in favor of Gilham, against Jones and Smith, the latter having been only security for Jones in the causes of action upon which the judgments were rendered. The bill also alleges, that executions were issued on these judgments, which wTere levied upon certain premises of Jones, the principal, which were sold, and Smith became the…