Virginia Chancery Court September 27, 1806 (M'Call v. Graham)

*By the Court.

So much of the bill of review as seeks a reversal of the decree, for the errors complained of in the proceedings which have been before the Court of Appeals, this Court must reject; because it has no power to revise the decisions of that Court; neither ought it to have any such power, for it would lead to endless litigation. If there was any doubt about it, the case of White v.