PER CURIAM. The proper parties were not before the court below. —The suit should have been against the devisees of the land mortgaged, and not the executors; and not having been so, the decree is erroneous, and must, for that, be reversed with costs; and the cause remanded to the court below, to be again proceeded in, after making the proper parties. ■ (
a) Powell on Mortgages, p. 436 of the 1st edition, and 1048 of the 4th edition. Duncomb v. Hansley, 3 Peere Williams, p. 333, in notes.