Harris v. Pierce

Assumpsit by Pierce against Harris, on a promissory note made by one Winebrener,- payable to Pierce, and indorsed by Harris. The declaration contains six counts. The first charges Harris as maker of the note; the second, third and fourth allege that Harris indorsed his name on the back of the note, and thereby guaranteed its payment, and that Winebrener, at the maturity of the note, was and still remained wholly insolvent. The fifth is like the second, third and fourth, with the additional averment of a special demand of payment upon Winebrener, four days after the note became due, and notice…