Wayman v. Mansfield

Opinion op the Court, by

Judge Owsley.

THIS was a proceeding in the circuit court by an appeal from the judgment of a justice, rendered in fatfor of Mansfield,.on a warrant which he had caused to be issued against Wayman.

The trial was had in the circuit court, under the act of assembly dispensing with pleadings in writing. .

•It was in proof, that Mansfield, Wayman and two others, became the sureties of a certain Isaac Wright, in a recognizance for Wright’s appearance to answer a charge of felony, which was exhibited against him; that Wright failed to appear according to the .condition of the…