Keller v. Williams

Williams sued Keller, and the following was the complaint, after entitling the cause and specifying the court, viz:

“ John W. Williams complains of Robert H. Keller, and says that, on the 1st day of September, 1867, Robert H. Keller executed his promissory note, due one day after date, for forty dollars, value received, bearing ten per cent, interest, without relief from valuation and appraisement laws, to John Darrow. The note was assigned in writing by John Darrow to Isaac Shaw, by Shaw to John W.' Williams; that said note is wholly due and unpaid; wherefore the plaintiff prays judgment for…