Warren v. Able

— On the 19th day of September, 1880, appellants filed a claim against appellees, as the administrators of the estate of John E. Farmer, deceased. The claim consists of a promissory note, dated April 6th, 1860, due six months after date, payable to L. L. Warren & Go., or order, and executed by “Farmer & Williams.” A statement, in the nature of a complaint, accompanies the note, in which it is averred substantially that L. L. Warren & Co. was and is a firm, composed of appellants, and that John E. Farmer, appellees’ decedent, and Vincent E. Williams, constituted the firm of Farmer & Williams,…