Woodworth v. Spafford
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Ohio
1Opinion of the Court
LEAVITT, District Judge.
The declaration in this case is in assumpsit, and contains four special counts. The first sets out a note for $500, dated December 6, 1836, drawn by Saltmarsh and Boardman, and Hugh Gillis & Co., partners, &c., payable to Benjamin Woodworth, or order, in ninety days from date. The notes described in the second, third and fourth counts, are for $1,000, each, drawn by the same parties, bearing the same date, and payable, respectively, in six, nine and twelve months. The fifth count is general, for goods sold, &e.
The defendants have put in a plea of the general issue,…
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