Heran v. Hall

■ It seems to this Court, that the Chancellor’s decree dismissing Heran’s bill, seeking a decree against Hall for one half of the loss of capital advanced by the former, for corn bought by the latter in Illinois and Missouri, and shipped to Neio Orleans, under a contract between them, stipulating that Ileran should “furnish the (money) capital,” and Hall should purchase and ship the corn, and that the profits of the adventure should be equally divided between them, should be affirmed.

There being no written memorial of the agreement, and the facts exhibited being vague and rather…