Pollard v. Rowland

POLLARD',

the holder of two promissory notes against Fullenwider, put them in the hands of Rowland, an attornejr at law,, to he collected from the maker. The following .receipt was-given for the notes: “Received of E. Pollard one note on if. Fullenwider for 100 dollars in land-office money, dated 21st Aug. 182Ó, and due the first of May then next; also one note on said Fullenwider for 100 dollars and 37 cents, payable in leather to be delivered four miles from Bloomington, on or before the. 15th Nov. 1820, to collect. I am to receive the customary fees when the money is collected, and if it is…