Court of Appeals of Virginia April 15, 1804 (Dunlop v. Harris)

TUCKER, Judge.

The only question made, in this cause, in the district court, was, Whether the holder of a promissory note can recover in an action brought in his own name against a remote endorser?

The case was shortly thus :

Clingman & M’Gaw gave their note to one John Towers, payable six months after date, for value received, negotiable at the bank of Alexandria.