Supreme Court of Pennsylvania June 15, 1830 (Gro v. Huntingdon Bank)

Per Curiam

Levying the lands of bail, is not distinguishable' from levying the lands of the principal; so that the question is-whether a creditor who has levied the land of the drawer of a note, may nevertheless have execution of the chattels of the endorsers,Nothing but actual satisfaction can prevent him; and accordingly the argument is that a levy is satisfaction.