Woodworth, J. Randolph Savage were the agents of the respondent, and, as such, held certain promissory notes belonging to him, which they, on the 12th of June, 1819, fraudulently, and without authority, passed to the appellants. It is stated, in the answer, that at the time the notes were received by the appellants, Randolph Sf Savage were not, in a strict legal sense, indebted to them in any amount <…
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