Drummond v. Executors of Prestman
Supreme Court of the United States
1Opinion of the Court
Mr. Justice
the opinion of the Court. , This case arises on the following state of facts: Richard and Charles Drummond, being engaged in some joint mercantile adventures, which appear to have been carried on chiefly by Charles, made consignments in the year 18.03 to William Prestman, then doing business as a commission merchant in Baltimore. George Prestman, the father of William, thereupon addressed to Charles Drummond a letter of guarantee in these terms :
“ Capt. Charles Drummond,
“ Baltimore, \~ith Nov. 1303.
“ Dear Sir — My son William having mentioned to me, that, in consequence of your…
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