Frazier v. Harvie

*181THIS was an action of assumpsit, brought by Harvie, as endorsee, against Frazier, as the drawer of a bill oif exchange. The declaration alleges, that Frazier, on the l ith of September 1820, at Salem in Kentucky, made his bill of exchange,, addressed to the Cashier of the United States Branch Bank at ÑewOrleans, requesting him, one hundred and twenty days after date, to pay four hundred dollars to the order of Charles Daniel; that the bill was endorsed by Daniel to W. Stewart, and by Stewart to Harvie, and was, on the 12th of January ensuing its date, protested for non-payment, the drawee…