Lobit & Charpentier v. Harman

This suit is brought against a married woman not separated in property from her husband, for four hundred and fifteen dollars and forty-four cents, for bagging and rope, and the payment of a draft given for family supplies, groceries, &c. The account of Lobit & Charpentier on file, is made out against Andrus and wife, though the business appears to have been conducted in his name. The draft was for three hundred and fifty dollars, drawn by Andrus on the plaintiffs, in favor of Carroll & Keogh, at sight and paid. To make the wife responsible for this draft, plaintiff shows that it was given in…