Johnson v. Seymour

"Worden, J.

Seymour, as assignee of Kenyon, sued Johnson, on the following instrument, viz.:

“ $ 361.21. On or before the first day of April next, I promise to pay A. P. Kenyon, or bearer, three hundred and sixty-one and twenty-one hundredths dollars, in wagon-work, for value received. Ezekiel Johnson.”

“ Sturgis, January 22d, 1858.”

*25The defendant answered in twelve paragraphs. Demurrers were sustained to a number of these paragraphs, and exception was taken to the ruling as to the twelfth only. Issues were formed and tried, resulting in a verdict and judgment for the plaintiff.'

Two errors only…