Rea v. Bishop

Irvine, C.

The plaintiff in error sued the defendants in error to recover three sums of money: the first on a promissory note for $102, alleged to have been executed by Bishop ,to one Harris and signed by plaintiff as surety, and which plaintiff paid; the second, $10, in payment of a livery bill at Bishop’s request, and the third, $9, paid to the county judge at the request of Bishop. The petition alleged that since the transactions Bishop has been adjudged insane and his guardian was made a party defendant. The guardian answered for herself and Bishop, not denying any of the facts stated in…