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1 In the Supreme Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Sitting in Equity. No. 20, July Term, 1865. The Answer of Samuel H. French to the Bill in Equity, Filed by James Henry, against Clayton and Samuel H. French 1865

handle is hein.trials/adia0001 and id is 1 raw text is: In the Supreme Court for the Eastern District of Pennsyl- vania. Sitting in Equity. No. 20, July Term, 1865. The answer of SAMUEL 1I. FRENCH to the Bill in Equity, filed by JAMES HENRY, against CLAYTON and SAMUEL H. FRENCH. I, Samuel H. French, defendant above named in answer to said Bill, or to so much thereof as I am advised it is material or necessary to make answer unto, do say : I. I respectfully insist that the said complainant has not in and by his said Bill, made or stated such a case as entitles him to the relief thereby sought and prayed for, and I make answer thereto, reserving all right of objection to the many errors, uncertainties, and imperfections in said Bill contained. II. I was not a member of the firm of French & Richards, with whom said Henry's dealings commenced, and which firm was dissolved at the end of the year 1855. I became a mem- ber of the firm of French, Richards & Company on the 1st day of January, 1856, when said last mentioned firm was formed. This firm was dissolved in June, 1858, by the death of said William H. Richards, Jr. The surviving partners continued in the same firm name to conduct said business until June, 1859, when the firm was again dissolved by the death of said John E. Morey. Since then by the introduction of other partners, a new firm, under the same style, has con- ducted the business previously carried on by the said firm. III. The said firm of French, Richards & Company carried on business at two different places in the City of Philadelphia, each for a different branch of said business, having separate books and accounts. One of these was at Tenth and Market Streets, and was managed entirely by the other members of

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