Hubbard v. Harrison

The appellees sued John W. Canan and the appellants, who are executors of the will of George W. Clippinger, deceased, on two promissory notes made by Canan to Clippinger, dated November 20th, 1869, one at sixty and the other at ninety days, payable at Harrison’s Bank, with interest and attorneys’ fees, if suit should be instituted on them, and which notes were indorsed by Clippinger to the appellees. A separate action had been commenced on each note, but as they were consolidated by agreement, and a *326new complaint filed on both notes, no further notice need be taken of this circumstance.

Canan…