Duncan v. Tombeckbee Bank
Supreme Court of Alabama
This was a notice, issued by the president of the Tombeckee Bank, to Stephen.Chandler, Joseph B. Earle, John Duncan and Edward B. Byrd, lately merchants in company, trading under the firm and style of Edward R. Byrd & Co.; and apprising them, that at the ensuing Spring term, eighteen hundred and twenty-seven of the Circuit Court of Washington county, the said Bank would move for judgment and award of execution against them, for the amount of a promissory note, made by the…
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This was a notice, issued by the president of the Tombeckee Bank, to Stephen.Chandler, Joseph B. Earle, John Duncan and Edward B. Byrd, lately merchants in company, trading under the firm and style of Edward R. Byrd & Co.; and apprising them, that at the ensuing Spring term, eighteen hundred and twenty-seven of the Circuit Court of Washington county, the said Bank would move for judgment and award of execution against them, for the amount of a promissory note, made by the said parties. This notice was served on Chandler and Duncan; and at April term, eighteen hundred and thirty, the…
1Opinion of the CourtCollier, J.
— The defendants in error, issued a notice; under the seal of the corporation, directed to Stephen Chandler and Joseph B. Earle, John Duncan and Edward R. Byrd, “ lately merchants in company, under the firm and style of Edward R. Byrd & Co.,” informing them, that at the term of the Circuit Court of Washington, next thereafter to be hold-en, the Bank, hyits attorney, would move for judgment *183and award of execution, on their promissory note, payable to the defendants in error, &c. The notice was executed on Chandler and Duncan alone, and being continued until the spring term of eighteen hundred…
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