3.  A  surety,  in  the  bond  of  an  administrator  with  the  will
annexed,  will  be  liable,  if  the  will  be  annulled,  for  all  funds  of  the
estate  disposed  of  by  the  administrator,  after  notice  that  the  will
was  contested,  the  validity  of  which  depended  alone  on  the  will.
Grow  V.  Grow,  14  B.  Mon.  479.
4.  Whether  the  surety  of  a  statutory  guardian,  in  his  bond  in
the  county  court,  is  liable  for  contribution  to  the  surety  of  the
same  guardian  in  his  bond  given  in  the  circuit  court  to  procure  a
decree  to  sell  the  lands  of  the  ward.     Quere.    Johnson  v.  Chandler,

15  B.  Mon.  590.
5.  A  surety  in  a  joint  bond,  given  in  the  circuit  court,  by  a
guardian  of  several  infants  to  procure  a  decree  to  sell  real  estate,
is  not  released  as  to  one,  who  was  of  full  age  more  than  five  years
before  suit,  unless  all  had  been  of  age  for  that  length  of  time.
Johnson  V.  Chandler,  15  B.  Mon.  590.
6.  The  sureties  of  a  sheriff  are  not  liable  for  the  fine  imposed  upon
the  sheriff  for  failing  to  return  an  execution  on  the  return  day,  but
are  liable  wTien  the  sheriff  is  proceeded  against  for  the  amount
of  the  execution,  and  thirty  per  cent,  thereon,  for  failing  to  return
it  within  thirty  days  after  the  return  day.  Deposit  Bank  of  Cyn-
thiana  v.  Glenn,  1  Met.  589.
7.  The  sureties  of  a  sheriff  in  his  bond  stipulating  for  the  col-
lection and  payment  of  the  county  levy  and  public  dues,  are
liable  for  money  levied  and  collected  to  pay  the  interest  on  the
bonds  of  the  county  issued  to  a  railroad  company.  Taylor  v.  Nunn,
2  Met.  203,  204.
