Wing v. Dugan

This suit was instituted on two notes executed by the appellants, Wing ■& Baker, to the appellee, Sallie W. Dugan, one in the year 1847 and the other in 1848. The appellants resisted the appellee’s right to a judgment, and alleged in their answer that the appellee was indebted to them in a large sum of money for goods and merchandise sold and delivered by them to the appellee at her special instance and request. They file an itemized account with their answer, and made part thereof, amounting to near $1,900, subject to certain credits, and ask for a judgment against the appellee for the…