Mills v. Rogers

ROGERS having obtained a judgment against Mills, iséued execution thereon, which was levied upon a tract of 6,108 acres of land, by the sheriff, and Rogers became the purcháser, at the price of g13. Mill's afterwards moved the court to set aside the sale ; but the court overruled the motion, and Mills excepted, and has brought the case to this court by writ of error.

Various objections were taken to the sale. Amongst these, it was alleged that Rogers had procured the sale by fraud and covin between him and other persons, who attended at the time and place of sale, and were prevented from…