Spicer v. Smith

This was assumpsit in which Smith declared against Spicer upon the common counts, and set forth the copy of a promissory note with a notice that the original would be given in evidence on the trial. The note and an indorsement were as follows:

*97“Postoffice address, Eaton Rapids, county of Eaton, state of Michigan, town of Hamlin, May 12, 1869.

“ $150.

“Five months after date, I promise to pay to the order of Perkins & Chilson, one hundred and fifty dollars, for value received, with use.

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“'(Signed) Frederick Seicer.”

(Indorsed on the back):

“Pay to…