Judson v. Romaine

Oh the 14th day of October, 1884, the appellee Levi W. Deitch was the owner of a stock of goods and merchandise of the value of $2,000. He was indebted to divers creditors in' the sum of $2,468, for which he had given his several promissory notes, on some of which, aggregating $1,423, one Henry Deitch had become the surety of said Levi, and on the others, aggregating the sum of $775, the appellant had become surety of said Levi. At that time the said Levi Deitch proposed to said Henry Deitch and the appellant, Judson, that he would transfer and turn over to them the whole of said stock of…