Mossman, Surviving in Error v. Higginson, Surviving Partner, in Error
Supreme Court of the United States
1Opinion of the Court
4 U.S. 12
4 Dall. 12
1 L.Ed. 720
Mossman, surviving Executor, Plaintiff in Error,
v.
Higginson, surviving Partner, Defendant in Error.
February Term, 1800
1
THIS was a writ of error, to remove the proceedings on a bill in equity, from the Circuit Court, for the district of Georgia, tested the 27th November 1798, returnable on the next. The case, on the bill and pleadings, was, briefly, this:—Alexander Willy, an inhabitant of Georgia, being indebted to Higginson and Greenwood, British merchants, gave them a bond and mortgage, payable the first of January 1773. In the year 1778, Willy was banished from…
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