Hays v. Bank of the State

Suit on two bills of exchange, drawn by Enoch Miller, indorsed by Job Miller, and accepted by Hays. Service, on the last day on which service could be had, on Miller and Miller; judgment by default against them on the second day of the term. No service on, nor appearance then, by Hays. On the fifteenth day of the same term, the defendants appeared in Court, and moved to have the judgment and default set aside on the affidavits of Hays and Enoch Miller, and produced and offered to file their answers, and go to trial at the term. The motion was overruled, which presents the only point made by…