Wilson v. Dawson

The appellants, AlexanderWilson, Joseph S. Hanna and Henry H. Hanna, partners as Wilson & Hanna, sued the appellees, Henry C. Dawson, Charles J. Dawson and others.

Henry C. Dawson was indebted to Wilson & Hanna upon several promissory notes, amounting to something more than fifteen thousand dollars, on all of which, with the exception of one for twelve hundred dollars, the said Charles J. Dawson was surety. Henry C. Dawson made a mortgage to Wilson & Hanna, on certain real estate, to secure the payment of said notes, in which his wife joined. There was a mistake in the mortgage in describing a…