John Lamberth argues that he and Robert Dougherty entered into a business partnership, shipping tobacco down the river to New Orleans. Lamberth claims that Dougherty owes him money from various transactions during the trip to New Orleans, including one hundred dollars that the latter took as reimbursement for wages paid to Sampson Jones, a hired "hand" on said flat-bottomed boat.
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