Greenhow v. Boyle

— This was an action of assumpsit, by the appellee against the appellant, on an instrument of writing purporting to be a bill of exchange, by which Boyle, the drawer, requested Greenhow, the acceptor, to pay to- or order 1,000 dollars. The declaration contains four special counts. The first and second are upon bills drawn by the appellee on the appellant payable to S. N. and E. P. Bowman or order, and accepted by the appellant. The third is on a bill'payable to the order of the drawer, also accepted by the appellant. The fourth is on a bill payable to blank and accepted by the appellant.'…