Rinker v. Rinker

The appellee, as guardian of one Oliver Rinker, a minor, sued Lucinda Rinker, alleging, in his complaint, that on January the 15th, 1859, one Silas Rinker executed to said Oliver two promissory notes, each for the payment of 200 dollars, and payable, one at twelve months, and the other at two years.

It is averred that the defendant wrongfully took said notes into her possession, and converted them to her own use, by delivering them to Silas Rinker, the maker thereof, in payment of a debt due from her to him, and that he, Silas, can-celled said notes by tearing his name therefrom; wherefore, &c.