Tate v. Booe

Davison, J.. John B. Tate sued Wilson Limpus, George Booe and Lewis Me Cormaclc upon a bond, in the penalty of 3,000 dollars. The bond is dated December the 24th, 1852, and is conditioned as follows:

“Whereas, Wilson Limpus has this day purchased all the *14right, title and interest of John B. Tate, in and to the clothing establishment heretofore conducted by them, (Limpus and Tate,) in Gonnersville, Indiana, as partners, and has individually assumed the payment of all the debts contracted by them as such partners, or by either of them on account of the partnership: Now, therefore, if the said…