Randolph v. Randolph

Judge Cake.

Henry Randolph, at the sale of the estate of Archibald Cary, became a purchaser of property to thr amount of 1 88/. for which he gave his bond with Brett Randolph as surety. Henry Randolph died; his widow administered on his estate After some years, Cary’s executor sued Brett Randolph on the bond, and obtained Judgment. Brett Randolph paid the money, and moved against ihe administratrix for it. He recovered a Judgment. She appealed to this Court, and the Judgment was affirmed. Brett Randolph then levied his execution on four slaves; when Catharine and Georgiana. Randolph, daughters…