Strong v. Daniel

Bill in equity to enjoin the sale upon execution of a tract of land in Shelby county.

The case is this:

Strong, on the 24th of April, 1839, recovered a judgment in the Shelby Circuit Court, against Thatcher and Walker, for 239 dollars, upon which one Voorhees Conover became replevin bail the effect of which was to stay execution on *349the judgment for one hundred and eighty days from its date. After that period had elapsed, viz., on the 23d of October, 1839, Strong sued out a writ of fieri facias on the judgment, and placed it in the hands of the sheriff.

An act of the legislature, approved…