Mills v. Bank of United States
Supreme Court of the United States
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Story
This is a suit originally brought in the Circuit Court of Ohio, by the Bank of the United States, against A. G. Wood and George Ebert, doing business under the firm of Wood and Ebert, Alexander Adair, Horace Reed, and the plaintiff in error, Peter Mills. The declaration was for 3,600 dollars, money lent and advanced. During the pendency, of the suit, Reed and Adair died. Mills filed a separate plea of non assumpsit, upon \yhioh issue was joined; and upon the trial, the jury returned a verdict for the Bank of the United States for 4641 dollars; upon which judgment was rendered in their favour.…
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