Reeves v. Bolles

Lumpkin, Justice.

J. T. Beeves borrowed a considerable sum of money from William Bolles, and secured the same by a deed to a large tract of land. The lender afterwards died, and his executors transferred and assigned the note to George A. Bolles, and at the same time conveyed to him the land above mentioned, having the power so to do under the testator’s will. George A. Bolles then sued Beeves upon the note and obtained a judgment, filed in the *403cleirk’s office a deed conveying the laud to Reeves, and had the same levied on and advertised for sale. Reeves, and certain persons who were his…