Camp v. Brown

The appellee sued the appellants upon a promissory note for five hundred dollars, executed by them and payable to him.

The appellant Camp answered by a general plea of payment.

The appellant Bradley answered in two paragraphs. The •substance of the first was, that the note sued on was given for the rent of a certain farm belonging to appellee; that Camp had rented said farm and had executed the said note as principal, and that Bradley had signed it as surety; that appellee ■had employed Camp to make and put in the fences on said farm three thousand rails, and had agreed to give him a credit •…