Grimes v. Commonwealth ex rel. Clay

*1Opinion op the Coubt, by

Judge Owsley.

ON the 8th of April 1811, Henry C. Clay, together with Charles Grimes, his surety, executed to the moliwealth a bond in the penalty of four thousand dol-iars, conditioned to be void, “ if the said Henry C. Clay, his heirs, executors and administrators, shall well and truly pay and deliver to George Clay, orphan of Samuel Clay, deceased, of whom he is appointed guardian, all such estate as there was or should thereafter appear to be due from him to the said orphan, when he should attain to lawful age to demand the same, or when thereto required by the said…