Dumont v. Pope

— This was an action of debt brought by-Pope and another, partners, &c., against Dumont. The declaration contains four counts.

The first count states, that on the 28th of October, 1842, at Logansport, the defendant made his instrument of writing, commonly called an order, and thereby requested certain persons using the name and style of Pendleton and Zern of Peru, to pay the plaintiffs or order, in conformity to a certain agreement between them and the defendant, bearing date the 17th of September, 1842, the sum of 200 dollars, and then and there delivered said writing to the plaintiffs; that…