Hodge's Ex'or v. First Nat. Bank
Supreme Court of Virginia
This case is sufficiently stated in the opinion of Mon-cure, P.
1Opinion of the Court
Moncure, P.'
This is á supersedeas to a judgment rendered by the ■ Circuit court of the city of Richmond on the 11th day of May 1871, in an action of debt, in which the First Hational Bank of Richmond was plaintiff, and John L. Hodge, executor of William L. Hodge, defendant. The action was brought on two promissory notes, each of them payable on demand, and signed by William L. Hodge; one of them dated April 5th, 1867, payable to the order of “ S. A. Glover, cash’r,” for 83,700, “for value, being for a check Mr. Fant, pres’t, gave me on Lockwood & Co., New York;” and the *52other dated 27 July…
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