RICHARD c. WHITESIDEs, ct al.

DECATUR BANK.
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 Franklin Circuit Court, J. w. McCLUNG, and E T. TowNEs, for plaintiffs in error.

 L. P. WALKER. R. ARMSTRONG and J. A. NOoE, for defendant.

 COLLIER, c. J. 1. Any uncertainty in the statement of the year, in which plaintiff in trespass to Try title and recover damages, was seized and eyicled. or mere blank as to the time, would not authorize the reversal of ajudgment rendered upon verdict. 2. Where the damages in such a case are excessive. the defendant should ask a cor rection m the Circuit court, or if plaintiff refused 10 assent 10 this, defendant should move for new trial. 3. Where commissioners appointed blythe County court 10 sell the estate of dece- dent, executed deed 10 1.-the judg ment credito. of L. or the purchaser at a sale under execution against him, is not bound 10 inquire into the character of the decedent's title, in order to acquire all the right of l. nor shall L. or one cIai. ming under him. be permitted 10 defend an action by purchaser at the Sheriff. sale. by showing that the legal title was in some third person, so as to defeat re. covery. 4. A conveyance by deed of nust, 2osteri- or to judgments rendered against the grantor, must yield 10 the lien of the latter.

 Affirmed.