Waldo v. . Belcher

Ferguson & Milhado, of Norfolk, had in store for the plaintiffs 3134 bushels of corn, ©n the 25th ofMarc’n 1848, the plaintiffs sold to the defendant 2522 bushels of the corn at $2 60 per barrel; and in payment took the hill of the defendant, (which was never paid and was returned at the trial.) and gave the defendant an order upon Ferguson & Milhado for the corn, which order Was returned by them to the defendant. On the 2nd of May 1848, the parties agreed, that the plaintiffs should draw a bill on Ferguson & Milhado for $117 66, at ninety days, which the defendant should endorse ; that the…