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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-20
SATURDAY, Jan. Ia.

An engrossed bill Amending the a9,
entitled an act preventing distractions 10
the passage OF fish down James river I" WAS
read third time, and on motion. ordered
to be laid upon the table.
An engrossed bill Placing certain per.
sons therein mentioned on the pension
list" (Which lay on the table) was taken
up and several blanks therein filed IN:
Resolved, That the bill do pass, and
that the title be, an ael Placing certain
persons therein mentioned on the pension
list"
An engrossed bill "To amend the act
entitled an act, TO amend the act entitled an
ac', Tor reducing toto on, tile several acts
Tor regulating the inspection Of tobacco ="
was read a third time, and several blanks
therein tiled up, and passed.
ordered, That the clerk carry the said
bills to the Senate and desire their CON
currence,
The House according to the order OF the
day resolved itself int0 a committee of the
whole House on the bill " Authorisine the
Register OF the Land Office TO app,in, an
additional clerk )" and aztec some time
spent therein, Mr. Speaker resumed the
chair, and Mr. Writ reported, that the
committee had, according to order, had
ne SAID bill under consideration, ard de
'ected hum TO repor, 1t to he House
without amendment. which he Ia ded
n at the clerk table
On motion, Ordered, that the said bin ha
| laidupon the tables
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-20
THOMAS KELso.
Baltimore, July % 1906.
AFFIDAVIT OF

Mas ANNE FIFER,
No. 10Y, Green-sveet. Old town, Baltimore.
Being ever DESTROYS of rendering assistance 20
my FELLOW creatures, as far as my abilities will
permit and also give additional c,edir to DIR.
TISSOrT"S GOVT AND RHEUMATIC
DROPS, which from their powerful efficacy 7
have received such surprising benefit ave the on
Iy motives for my Offering a statement Of ny case
to the public, uade' the following attes,ed aiiida.
Wit.
Upwards of Eve years had been afflicted with
Rheumatic pains. which were seated principally
IN my Ioins, shoulders, and righs arm which
a. last lost the use os, SO that for a considera
bic time, | could not lift ito my head; at onc
period it confined me TO my bed in which could
not turn without assistance, AMI from the violent
and agonizing pain in my bias, my cries could Of.
ten be heard by he neighb'rs. Every remedy that
i could shnk of,o prescribed by my friends were
tried / also had medical assistance bo,h French
and English, bat theJ :. We relief only for the
moment, so that despa,sed of ever being cured
and had resigned myself 70 be eiipple durnS
life. when was advised by friend 20 MAXI
Trial Of DR.. TISSTr'S GOVT SS RHEUMA-
TIC DROPS. I accordingly applied AZ Loves
Drug aud Patent Medicine Store, NJ. 10. Sign
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FP The price ofthis paper to sub
scribersis far dollars per a'a'i1m, to be
bald IN alfuance.
ADVERTISEMENTS, not exceeding a
square in length GO lines } are insert
ed, the first time far seoenty-fue cents /;
three 1veeks Csie times } for three dol
lars and for every subsequent inserti-
on, th,rty-three cents. Long ones IN
the same proportion. In favor ofthose,
moreover, zoho aduertise 6y the year FL
ther once or tzoice zueeek J a deduction
from the rbooe ice Of twenty Per cent.
IS made.
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c. RIDGELY, of Hampton.
CERTIFICATE OF

Mr.. THOMAS CAMPBELL, Harness maker.
IL would be an act of injustice 40 withhold my
fes,imopy Of the t:lln.ary casc,s or DR.. T,saoits
Gout ami Rheumatic Drops. as have experien
ced very unequivocal instance OF their virtue
and efficacy was affected with two severe At
taoks OF what is usually called dead palsy, from
which partially recovered. blu, was obliged 70
use crutches to aid me in walking when left
home, TO this were Joined violent Rheumatic
pains, the result of the alic,ion, and had fea--
ed the disorder would accompany me thro' life,
but psovidentally was recommended to apply at
g Dobbn and Murphy's for DR.. Tissou's Drops,
and after using only one bottle. found myieif per.
fee;ly liberated from my disorder, and am now,
thank Col as free from pain as if never had
been affected; finding this medicine operate SO
powerfully on myself, determined to apply il
Internally to my child "a boy only eleven months
old who was then reduced almost to skeleton,
with the bowel complaint, after administering
II four or five times him, his complaint wa,
entirely removed, and he is now recovering his
strength with great rapidity.
Signed,
THOMAS CAMPBELL.
Baltimore, July %, 1906.
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DR.. YTSSOTT's Lelc6rated
GOVT RHEUMATIC DROPS

certain cure for tine Gous, 3heuna:isn,
,Lumbago, weakness of the Joints. and all kinds
of Sprains: for elects, be they of ever 50 long
standing. aud for the stone and gravel; il is
perhaps the most active. penetrating, and effec-
tual remedy in the world in the crarnp and all
kinds of pains in the head, face and body, it is
withou. an equal
This medicine (which Justly claims pre- EN-
inence over all others, as being decidedly adap-
ted for the speedy removal OF those complaints
above mentioned owes las discovery to the cele
brsted Tissott. physician of most exalted emf.
nence in his profession, and is chiefly the ex-
tract OF an herb, peculiar to Europe, TO whose
powerful, healing, restorative and balsamic qua
lities this grea. man. by the administering, ow-
ed much of his fame.
IL is peculiarly excellent for most disorders
attending warm climates, and keeps for any
length of time. Bottles, at two dollars each,
with copious directions. The following a
few, of the many respectable certificates, which
the proprietor has in his possession.
CERTIFIC ATE OF
osNgRkL RIDonLY. of Hampton.
certify. that having received blow on my
Knee, which induced severe pain and swelling,
was advised to apply DR.. Tissott's Gout and
Rheumatic Drops, and on bathing the part With
them only few tinies. agreeaby to the direc.
lions, they effected a perfect cure. AT another
time my wrist was affected with Rheumatism TO
such degree as rendered nv hand for the time
useless, when on making application ofthe same
remedy in like manner. the disorder in the course
OF "a hours was entirely removed.
Therefore from the experience have had Of
the efficacy of said meii inc, consider * as be-
neHcens act to recommend it in similar cases to
others.
Signed.
G. RJOGEI.Y of Hampton.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-20

nc only as visit awaiting merely the res.
toration of her husbands health, snd his
return to Charleston, as the signal for h..e
own return that not having heard s,Un
him tor several months, She IS in a state
OF total doubt and uncertainty, even as 10
his Observation-Disclosures,
Resolved, as the opinion of this com.
mIltee, that the petition OF the said Sarah
De Pass, praying that she may be pc s,pil.
ted to continue with her mother ard re.
ia'ions IN the city of Richmond, until she
can hear something decisive OF her hus-
band and that to that end, she may be
relieved against the forfei,ures and d. nal.
ties OF The several a6ls OF Assemble,
touching the introduction OF slaves inlo
this commonwealth, is reasonable.
The SAID resolution being read second
time, was agreed to by The House.
Ordered, That bill oe brought in por.
suant thereto, and that the committee
who reported the said resolution, d. pre-.
pare aud bring in the same.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-20
Dirginia geai9faturf.
II o U Sc OF D,ELEG ATE S
TUESDAY. Jan In

TUESDAY, Jan 10.
Ordered, That leave be given tc
bring in a bill "To explain the act
entitled an act, for reducing into one
the several acts concerning the Land
Office ascertaining the terms and
manner of granting vast. and unap.
Propriated lands; for settling the titles
and bounds of lands, directing the
mode OF provisioning, anil prescribing
the duties of surveyors" and that
Messrs. Writ, Walton, Vsser. Shelf.
!ey, Otev, Sergeant apd I'ffenry, d.
prepare and bring in the anne.
Ordered, That leave DC given ~
bring in a bill "Concerning Carte,
and Villa Poindexter;D and tn,
Messrs. Murlaugh, Senl,ie. Thomp
son, Baytop, Dickinson, Graham an
?. Smith, do prepare and bing in the
same.
MIR. Baytop, from the committee
appointed to examine the enrolled
bills, reported, that the conimittee had
examined several bills, and found them
to be truly enrolled.
Ordered, That the Clerk carry the
said bills to the Senate.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-20
WEDNEspAY, January Al.

n COMMUNICATION from the Senate
by their Clerk.
The Senate have passed the follow.
ing bills, to wit:
A hill Concerning David Castle
man and William StubbleHeld and TO.
Their purposes )"
"A bill T" For removing certain eau
ses from the court of Amherst county
to thas OF Nelson county,"
A bill Releasing to the widow and
heirs of Richard Lewis, the right a.
the commonwealth to certain lot OF
land therein mentioned %
Il bill " Making provision fnr omen.
ing road form Bot etourf Courthouse
20 the Sweet Springs - and
A bill " TO establish an academy in
the county of Caroline with amend
nents 60 each of the said bills, ia
which, the, request the concurrence oil
the House OF Delegates.
ne House proceeded to consider
the amendments prop ,acd by the Sc
nate to the said bills, and the same
being twice read, were agreed to by
the House.
Ordered, That the clerk acouain,
the Senate Herewith.
An engrossed bill " Making provix;.
on for evening and imsrovinp a wac.
gon road from the Hor-sprines to the
confluence of the Cow-p,sture and
Jackson's river; also, FOR repairing the
main road from the Warm springs a
cross the Warm-spriug Mountain -
was read third time, several blanks
therein filed up, and the title amend
ed and passed.
An engrossed bill Authorisinr the
remission OF damages in certain ca.
ses," was read a third time and seve.
raj blanks therein filled up and pass.
ed. f''
Ordered, That the Clerk carry tbe
said bills to the Senate and desire
their concurrence.
An engrossed bill /" Authorisiuc
George Hancock to erect a toll gate or
his own land" was read third time
and on motion ordered to be laid nm
Oh tue table.
The House according to the orde,
OF the day, resolved itself into com
mittee of the whole house on the bill
Giving further time to the James ri.
yer company to complete the uppel
navigation Of James river - and ate,
tsome time spent therein, Mr.. Speake,
resumed the chair, and Mr.. Cheat
ham reported, that the committee had
according to order, had the said bill
under consideration, had gone through
the same, and directed him to repor
1t to the House without amendment
which he handed in at the clerks IN.
bic, where the same was further a.
nended, and as amended, ordered Il
be engrossed and read a third time
Ayes 136--Noes d.
Mr.. Robertson (of Amel;a) from,
the committee for Courts of Justice
made the following report:
The committee for Courts of Ina
tlce have, according to order, had un.
der their consideration the petition O.
the President and Common Council
OF the City of Richmond, TO them re.
Tered, and have come to the follow.
ing resolution thereupon:
Resolved, as the opinion of thi.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-20

commute, tnat the SAID petition set
ting forth, that by virtue OF an act pas
sed at the May session of the year
1850, the directors of the public build
lings, caused the streets on Shockoe hill
in the said city, to be enlarged to a
breadth not less than eighty, nor more
than one hundred and twenty feet, by
reducing the adjoining squares OF
lots and praying that an act may pass,
reducing the said streets to their orr
ginal width, except certain streets in
the said petition particularly mention
led, is reasonable.
The said resolution being read a
|second time, was agreed to by the
House.
Ordered, That bill be brought in
,nrsu :nt thereto, and that the commit
&c for Courts of Justice do prepare
and bring in the same.
The Speaker laid before the House
a letter from the Governor, covering
a letter from the honorable Thomas
Newton, a member of the House of
Representatives in Congress from this
state, which letters were read, and on
motion, referred to Messrs. VERIFY,
Archer, t. Robinson, Moseley, Holt,
Murdaugh, Riddick, Dashiell, w.
Parker, Sneed, Joynes, c. K. Mallory
and S. Watts.
The Speaker laid before the house
a letter from the Governor, relating to
the visitors of$he Penitentiary and
the said letter being read, was on mo-
ton referred to Messrs. Woodinp.
Early, Bowe, Thompson, Temple,
SI1rtin, Writ, r. E. Parker and Pur-
nail, who are to report their opinion
TO the House on the said letter by bill
or otherwise,
Mr.. Strother from the committee
appointed to enquire into the subject
of the law prohibiting the introduction
OF slaves into this state, to which COM
mittee was referred the petitions of
sundry persons on the aforesaid sub
jet, presented bill . To amend an
act, entitled an act, TO amend the seve-
raj laws concerning slaves; which was
received and read the first time, and
ordered to be read asecond time.
On motion, Ordered, that the said
bin be nov read second time; the
said bill was accordingly read se-
cond time, and was on motion, refer
red to a committee of the whole
House ON the state of the common
wealth.
A bill {" Concerning Pilots" was
read second time;
On motion, Ordered, that the fur
Their consideration of the said bill be
postponed to the slst day of March
next.
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-Four Dollars Per Annum-Paid in Adoance.l

Of the Mo,.ar, Centre Market-space. where !
purchased bottle Cor ,~o dollars. from whicl
do positively declare, received more benefit
than had from all the remedies attempted for
S years past but fearing re'zpsc / procured
another bottle and was perfectly relieved
ANNE FIFER
Sworn before me this 18th day Of Npvenn-
Der 1903. JAMES WILSON.
Witness, fames Norris. Jun.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-20
nm. THOMAS xELso. Bu.chC

Mr.. THOMAS KELso, Bu'cher.
About three weeks since was most vislently
attacked with Rheumatic pains throughout my
Whole frame. in SO severe a manner as not TO be
able to turn in my bed without assistance. pro-
ceeding, suppose from severe cold on being
advised by friend 10 apply DR.. Tissott's Gcut
and Rheumatic Drops, l accordingly obtained
from the sgsnfs, (Messrs. 6 Dobbin and Muir
phy) two bottles. he application of which (un.
am therefore induced with confidence to recon-.
mend this medicine as certain cure for the a.
Dove disorder.
Signed,
THOMAS KELso.
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FRIDAY, Jan. ls.

a communication from the Senate bv
their clerk.
Fhc Senate have passed the bill &c AL.
lowing further time to The owners of lots
IN the town ct Beverly to improve The
same and, the bill, " Aulhotisipg the
collection OF certain taxes due in Prince
George county. for the year one thousand
eight hundred and Gve.''
lhey have also agreed to The resolution.
10 proceed, on Thuraday week next, by
Iont ballot, tn the choice of a Bripad,cr
Generai,to supply the vacancy occas,oned
by the death OF General Joseph Martin
aHd
Their committee have examined seve.
al enrolled oills, which, being found truly
eAroiied, have been signed by their Spea.
ker.
An engrossed bill +" Establishing town
on The lands OF James Loving, in lie coun.
y Of Nelson 80 and
An eng fossed bill Placing certain Der.
sons therein mentioned ou the pension
nst," were seseratly read third time,
ana on motion, ordered 10 BIZ laid upon the
table.
The House according to the ordsr Of
me day, resolved itself into a committees
Of The whole House, on the state of the
comm onwealth and after some lime
pent therein, Mr.. Speaker resumed the
CHAIR and Mr.. Wooding repated. thar
'he committee Of the whole House on The
''s'e OF The commonwealth, had accor-
ing 10 order had under consideration
OIL 10 amend an ACT, entitled an act, TO
amend the several laws concerning
slaves :" had gone through the said bill,
and made an amendment thereto, which
he handed in at the clerks table.
motion was then made 10 POSTPONE
the further consideration of the said bill.
as amended, to the 3lst day of March
next.
motion was then made," That this
House do now adjourn aud the Question
being put on The said motion for an ad.
tournament, it passed in the negative
Ayes 5--Noes ITO.
On motion, Oidsred, that The time of
day when the said motion to adjourn was
made, be inserted in the iournal.
The Speaker determined the lime when
he said motion to adjourn was made, 10
be = O'Clock in the afternoon.
The question being then put, on the
motion Tor pos'poning the said bill as a.
mended, to The 3lst day of March next
It passed in the affirmatyie.--Ayes 79-'
Noes rs,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-20
CAUTION

No Govt and Rheumatic Drops being known
excepting those invented by Dr. Tissot The
public are requested to notice that none are geuu
me unless the names of Dr.. Tissost. and The pro
prietor Henry Ward are cut IN she glass of the
bottle, and the outside cover of each bottle sign
ed by tue said proprietor himself wtf
~ Soldbv III. WARP sole proprietor Phi
ia5eiphia and a, rl.s Book- tore OF s. PEA.
SAINTS. ~. Richruond
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]. B. VARNUM,
TIL : JEFFERSON.

An act authorizing the payment of certain
pensions by the Secretary of War at the
seat of government.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House
OF Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That e.
very pension or arrearage of pension that
shall be due on the third day of March
one thousand eight hundred and nine, or
that may thereafter become due to any
officer or soldier residing in either of the
United States, or the territories thereof
in which there hath not been appointed an
agent for the payment of pensions, shall be
paid at the seat of the government of the
United States, by the Secretary for the
War Department., and the name of the
pensioner shall, on his application To the
Secretary at War, be transferred from the
books of the state for which it was original
y Unregistered to register to be opened
Tor tina, purpose at the War Office Of the
United States.
j. B. VARNUM,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives
STEPHEN II. BRADLEY,
President Of the Senate pro tempore.
January z, 1909.
APPROVED,
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The 9th vol. of East's Reports, and the 5th
vo'. of Fspinasse's Reports are just receiv-
ed and for sale by S Peasants.
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TIL: JEFFERSON.
An act for the relief of Andrew Josenh
Willard,

~" "Ot tut VHC ItIIVI OF hndreW JoseDh
Willard.
BE 1t enacted by the Senate and House
OF Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That
there be paid to Andrew Joseph Willard
the sum of one thousand dollars, out of = !.
ny money IN the treasury not otherwise an.
propriated, for his extra services and eT =
pense in the mode of mounting heavy can
non for batteries, on new construction
for the use and benefit of the United States.
]. Il. VARNUM,
speaker OF the House of REPRESENTATIVES.
STEPHEN X. BRADLEY.
President Of the Senate, pro tempore
January 4, 1909.
ArPkovED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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(By Authority.J


An act antborising the President Of the
United States to employ an additional
number of revenue cutters.
BE it enacted bu khe Senate and House
of ReiiresentafiUes Of TIE United States
NJ america in Congress assembled, That
the President of the United States be, and
he is hereby empowered to procure so ma
ny revenue cutters, not exceeding twelve,
as may be necessary for the public service,
the expense whereof shall be paid out Of
the produce of the duties on goods, wares
and merchandise imported into the u
nited States, and on the tonnage Of ships or
vessels.
]. B. VARNUM,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
STEPHEN r. BRADLEY,
Presiden, of the Senate, pro tempore.
January 6, 1909.
APPROVED,
TIL JEFFERSON.
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Select SIP eciies.
Select SIP sec'les.
Jnst received by S. Pieasants. jr.
RICHMOND,
SELECT SPEECHES,
FORENSICK AND PARLIA-
MENTAR1,
With PREDATORY Remarks.
By N. CHAPMAN, M. D.

In this selection Will be found the mos,
celebrated speeches Of Lord Chatham, Ed
mnnd Burke, Lord NJ ansheld. William Pi,t,
the elder and younger, Sir. Robt. Walpole
Mr.. Sheridan, Mr.. Fox, Mr.. Curras, Mr.
Thomas Erskine, Mr.. Wilberforce, II.
Grafton, &c. sc.
The work is adorned with handsomely
engraved portraits of Burke, Curran, She
ridan, Fox and Pitt. IF
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A BOUT The year 1877, John Williamson oi
the county of Fluvanna, sod 20 Lain ]. John
son. of Richmond small Tract Of Land "
ing in FIuvanna County Il he presen, ovne,
wishes TO sell it. and he price IS reasonable, h
may find : purchaser by letting his terms be
known to the
N Post Master,
At Warren Va
January Cd. 1909. Sw
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New Law Books.

January Cd. 1909.
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CERTIFICATE OF

Baltimore, July %. 1906.
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nos;t;ons thsy had taken. For hours
fsfs'n : -, .err;ble FIRE was kept up, which
tbs n'J, considerable damage to our men,bus
s g sneuy was forced to retire to the noun
us :as s of Gallicia, leaving our men IN posses
ts y. o e field, and but at small distance
sl0u ,hru.. On the morning OF the 18th
p0D' svlyiera wishing to renew the combat
gen. !, he enemy most shamsfully decamped
i + a a Gen. Sylviera followed them
/ % -, US. 20 eould not come up witt. them, but
W pas secession of pieces of cannon,a vast
~ IT, Of ammunition, and baggage, with a
e1o .nsral SyIviera marched with his adj
sJ auard TO occupy Manhuse, on the
sa 49, Cons and Cerimarsett. On this
roaa . d Antonio Manuel dc Carvaho,
eay b GOO men, by order Of Sylxiera, entered
WIZ ,osa Of Penaful. AT the same time when
'ns - nv were retreating with their bag
'ns 30 - Porto, the guards who attended the
Sao 80 on the knowledge of ths arrival
D : aor troops, aed with precipitation, and
e, l II our possession 119 Wagons, 10 PIE
' 49, hcau cannon the greater part OF the re-
naming baggage and Wagons they destroy
u and burnt. At this period s.ie general
n chief OF the Portuguese army arrived at
Amaranse, and having learnt that the enc
:, were on their route to Salamonde, he
o general Sylveria % march immedi-
s,slv for Tamsga, position on the heights
e Mont Alygra. On account OF the vlo-
L., rains which fell on the 14th and 18th
.,r troops were prevented marching. On
he 10Th esn. SyIveria entered the Boticas
with the ist division of his troops, the Cd
division arrived at the foot OF Monte Ale
ora where the enemy then wsre--on the
18th gen. Sylysria went to reconneltre the
enemy, finding them retrcating with Precl-
uitation, he Tell upon their rear upon which
thew immediately aed to the mountains OF
! Gailica. Gen. S. cannot speak TOO highly
! Of the army, Of the hardshlps they endured
and Of the proofs of the heroism they evlnc.
cd in the defence of the bridge OF ANA
rante, at which the firing for.15 days never
mlsrmiited night or day.
Head quarters, at Chayes, 21st of May.
Fracissa de Syl0iera Pinto de 1snseca.
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LAW BOOKS.

7ae Reeeived, for Jale6y r. CRAY,
East's Reports, Vol. 9th.
Cranch's Reports, volumes.
Fonbtanque on Equity, vot.
Peake's Evidence.
Dallas Reports, vols.
Azuni's Maritime Law, vol.
Johnson's Reports, 3 vols.
Johnson's Gases, vol lst.
Wilson's Reports, 5 vols.
Espanasses' Nisi Prius, vols. s.
Massachusetts Term Reports yea..
MacKnally's Evidence.
Equity pleadcr, vols.
Laws on Pleading.
Bright's Trial.
Pleadei's Assistant.
Cowper's Reports.
Peake's Nisi Prius.
KeyIing's Reports.
August 4.