Moore v. Anderson

The appellees, by their partnership name of Anderson and Corn, sued Moore on a note for the payment of 150 dollars.. The declaration alleges that Moore, on the 22d of August, 1845, made his promissory note whereby, thirty days after date, he promised to pay Owen P. Grow, (by the style of St. Bt. Juda and owners,) or order, one hundred and fifty dollars; that Grow was, then, the sole owner of the steamboat Juda; and that afterwards, on the same day, he indorsed said note to Anderson and Corn. The note is as follows: “$150, August 22, 1845. Thirty days after date I promise to pay St. Bt. Juda…