Saulet v. Trepagnier

This action is brought against the widow and heirs of Francois Trepagnier, who had become surety on an appeal bond for Pierre Trepagnier, against whom the plaintiff recovered a judgment for $15,000, with interest from the 3d of May, 1836, which judgment was affirmed by this court in June, 1842. 2 Robinson, p. 358. It is alleged that, since the signing of the bond both the principal and the surety have died, the latter leaving a large estate to the defendants, his widow and children. That, on the 6th of October, 1842, an alias fi. fa. was issued against the heirs of the late Pierre Trepagnier,…