Williams v. Boyd

Morris, C.

The appellee sued the appellants upon a promissory note for three thousand dollars, dated May 20th, 1873, due at one day, with interest at ten per cent, after maturity, and attorney fees if suit should be instituted upon the note. The complaint alleged that, at the time the note was execüted, the appellants Caleb J. Morris, Eichard White, Tames Williams, John Wallace, Joel Pennington and George W. Callaway, were partners, doing business under the co-partnership name of “Milton Woollen Mill Company,” and that they executed the note in their firm name, a copy of which is filed with…