¶1refused to quash the executions, being of opinion that the judgments bound the lands, and have never been satisfied. The lands, having been sold by Mr. Glover, never could come to the hands of his trustee, so as to be liable to distribution under the insolvent act. See Tayloe v. Thompson's Lessee, 5 Peters, 358, where this decision is affirmed.
2 D.C. 578
Owen & Longstreth v. Glover
Decided May 15, 1825
The plaintiffs recovered two judgments against the defendant, at June term, 1818, for about $1,600, issued writs of ca. sa., upon which the defendant was taken and committed in execution, and gave prison-bounds bonds, which he forfeited, and upon which the plaintiffs recovered judgment against him and his sureties.
Decided 1825-05-15