Gillum v. Dennis

Gillum sued Dennis in assumpsit upon a contract in writing.

The declaration contains two counts. The first sta the contract in accordance with its legal effect. The cond sets it out in hcec verba. The contract, after statir the names of the parties, proceeds—That the abovl named Jesse Dennis, &c., does obligate himself, &c., t\_ 1il3 give the said Robert T. G'illum, &c., all the produce he can raise on the place or tract of land owned by said Dennis, .0 *418&c., for the term of two years from date; also a roan horse and 25 dollars in money; and also one-fourth of all the profits, after all the…