Harker v. Glidewell

The appellant alleged in his complaint that in April, 1863, John Glidewell and his wife confessed a *220judgment, of foreclosure of a mortgage, in favor of Thomas Glidewell, for $3,038.98; that the mortgage was executed November 14, 1861; that in February, 1862, a judgment for $178.60 was obtained against Marker, the plaintiff, as surety for John Glidewell, in favor of a third party, which Marker was compelled to pay; that at no time since the date of the mortgage to Thomas Glidewell, has John had any property except from execution, out of which to satisfy said $178, or any part thereof; that, at…