Rainey v. . Yarborough
Supreme Court of North Carolina
This cause, after being set for hearing, was transmitted on the affidavit of the defendant from Caswell Court of Equity, at Spring Term, 1838, to the Supreme Court. The questions in the case are stated in the opinion delivered in the Supreme Court.
1Opinion of the CourtRufpiN, C. J.
In 181G, Thomas Boulden was appointed by a court in Virginia the guardian of several infant children named Glenn; and entered into bonds in large penalties with the usual conditions for faithfully accounting for the estate of the wards, seven in number, in which the present plaintiffs and Smith, the intestate of the present defendant, were his sureties. Boulden afterwards died, and Eus- Tace Hunt administered on his estate. In 183-1, Archibald Glenn, one of the wards, having come of age, preferred a demand against Hunt, as the administrator of BonJden, and against the said sureties ior a…
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