Augusta County: Jason J. A. Trotter to John H.
McCue, December 6, 1858
Summary:
Jason Trotter writes to John H. McCue regarding the note that Trotter endorsed
for McCue. Trotter was called into court and he expresses to McCue that he felt
misled about the situation.
Mr McCue
Decr 6th 1858
Staunton
Dear Sir
I have been Some what surprised at you when I last Saw you in Staunton about the note I indosst for you which there was Suit brought on when you was hear you assured me that I wood not be trobled a baut it now thare is an Execution in the case & which I will have to Suffer now if you had not miss led me I wood have had the case put off untill I could have had a chanc to met it but now my property has to go to pay it I want to no from you what I am to depend on as I had confadanc in you when I indorst your note & as you told me all along that I wood not have no troble about it dont fail to let me hear from you a baut this matter
Yours Truly
Jas. J A Trotter
