Breckinridge v. Taylor

On the 26th day of May, 1815, James T. Pendleton, as cashier of the Bardstown branch of the Bank of Kentucky, and Thomas Barbor, James Taylor, and William Taylor, as his sureties, executed to the President and Directors of the principal Bank, a joint and several bond, in the penalty of fifty thousand dollars, for securing the fidelity of the cashier in the fulfilment of all his official duties; and, on the 15th of January, 1818, the same cashier, as principal, and Jacob Castleman, Samuel T. Beall, Martin H. Wickliffe, and James D. Breckinridge, as his sureties, in obedience to a by-law of the…