
    Field against Earle and another, administrators de bonis non of Williams.
    
    
      Friday, April 3.
    The Court rootionVor an order that the Sheriff perfect the title to theiatr°shénff on a •venditienquhCvhether the jutigthe sale was unfairTy’ob-re taineil, but •will leave that question to be tried in an ejectment by those who are interested in establishing the fraud.
    
      TILGHMAN and Binney moved the Court for an order that the sheriff of Philadelphia county should perfect the title to certain lands, the property of Daniel Williams, deceased, , , 7 , , , ", 7 , . 7 under a sale, made by the late sheriff, to one Clark, by virtue a venditioni exponas issued in this suit.
    The motion was opposed by J. R. Ingersoll, Chauncey and Wallace, on the ground that the real purchaser at the sheriff’s sale was the plaintiff, and that the original judgment was unfairty obtained. After they had opened the facts on which they resisted the motion,
   The Court

granted the motion for the order, that the present sheriff perfect the title; because, if there was any fraud in obtaining the original judgment, the creditors of Daniel Williams, or his heirs, might have it tried in an ejectment; whereas, if the Court should not permit the sheriff’s title to be completed, it would debar Field of the benefit of a trial *>y jary*

Motion granted.  