Birmingham Lumber Co. v. Brinson & Son

Brinson & Son sued the Birmingham Lumber Company on air account, the items of which extended from July 23, 1890, to October 7,1890, for $427.50 principal, according to one recital in the bill of exceptions. In another place it appears that the account sued on was .for merchandise to the amount of $341.24, and for trade checks amounting to $397.95, and was credited by checks of the defendant, $150 and $156. It was made out against the Birmingham Lumber Co., for Thomas Wilson. The jury found for the plaintiff $399.64 principal, and $66.10 interest to judgment, May 11, 1893. The defendant’s…