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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-20
; Tom the E,d.ctsu, OF .JviyA

The Eytraor mary Gazette vi the Regency con.
tains two official letters rHm he ustrr,is Duke OF
Ciudsd Rodrigo Lord W-liington) to tie S,cretsry
at War, dated the 22d and Gath ult The former &
dated from Savatierra, in which he gives the ne.
count of the victory he had gained the lsy before
over the enemy's Grand Army, which he attacked
and disodsed from all its positions; not however
without considerable loss the part of the sles
and compelled him TO retreat towards PampaIuna
leaving behind him the whole OF his artillery excent
two pieces, and all his ammunition and bas pss.-
His excei'ency praises the Spanish troops 81 nskrs
honorable mention of Gems Aiaya,' O'Donoio and
Wimpfin Brigaters Mori,o (wounde,I) Sc LYv.
Tor, and of Colonel Tonga.
The second letter is dated from Irurzun the 9th
m which he says, lie continued the pursuit oil the
enemy, whose rear guard hsd tlst day enter, d
Paippeiuna; thathe had harsssei them on their
way as much as the state OF the roads won,d per.
NIT, taking from them one OF the two SOLITARY ME.
ces of artillery they had rensiniDg that general
Clauzel who comms mis- division Of the Army OF
the North. beus a2prised of the events of the 2s,
had, ut the approach of division OF the Army Of
Portugal, reiterated towards TudeIa del Ebro: that
s,ofS' Wellington had dispatched en- Ciron With
the Army Of Ga'iicia, in pursuit of a con, cy thu
set out from Fittora the 2Oih, aad Il was hoped
that II would NE overtaken before it u reach Raw
oune; and finally. that il supposed the enemy
would continue his retrest tn Frsnee. The rst let
Ter is accompanied by return OF the articles taken
from the enemy on the 2Ist, wit, ISL peces os
cannon, Al boxes OF ammunition, ard II 2io cart
ridges; on the same day the allied army lost &G47
men, killed, wounded and nissiny, o. which 3Iqg
are English. 500 Portuguese, and s3s SDanisrds to-
gei'er with 1875 horses
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rival we have been favored wth file Of the Cadiz
!" Concise" and" Redacteur" rs late ss In. 18th July
transmitted by attentive riend in tist place. from
wheb we have made the subsequent selections. The
French Army commanded in person by King Joseph,
Il appears, has been cos,pietely dofesied by Lord
Wellington, with the iess o. s tx artillery, military
stores, sc The Coue;so os the Ind July refers u
i's next uumher for the publication OF Lord WI
ltgton's official account Of this great and deeinv.
vctcoy, but unfortunately this particular number
Esd Ju'y) IS missing from cur Gs have the Con
cso Of the ist End Il 4th oil Juiy hut the is not
to be foush. The Papers state that on the receipt
ct this intelligence in Cadz there wa, great re ioc-
ing, throughout The city, and General Illumination
ter three successive nights
The Spani /, ship Hero. hassrrired at Cadiz in
very shoi passage from New York.
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FROM rpE CoNciso. Of July Q.


aafc;i Bv,gos, June 90, 1918.
he enemy had couesnirated bis forces in tire
neishborhood of Vittpria the intrusive King com
inapded IN person On the 2lst inst. he was attack
ed in lis positions ard completely routed and put to
fight by he allied srmy under the con msnd o the
yer victorious Marquis of Welins ton, Duke OF Gu
dad Rodrigo = AN The artillery OF the enemy a.
inouptin to upwards OF ~ pieces, mme nse guam.
uty OF ammunition, nearly sI his military chests full
oi money, lis camp cquipage, SC. sre slreadv the
fruits o. this victoty-Ihc eneny are flying IN the
greatest disorder in the direction OF Iruu and PAM
pelnna, "'d closely pur.asd on both routes The
attack was comnmeneed by cur right, and the lei,
following the whole army advanced unon the ere.
,nys eeions, when being pressed sll SIDES by he
irres stble force of army, the enemy vas thrown
into disorder, compelled to SEX safety in ingcri.
Gus fight
1t does not appear that the loss on the mart OF the
victorious aiiiss has been great and when die advice
left Fi,,ora, That of the enemy had not been asee.
tanned.
would not wait for the details lest should keen
back for moment The Joy which tie news of So sig
nal victory mast give tn the loyal inhabitants -
THIS Enforcement hos been performed in 2S DAYS
from the opening of the csnpaign. and in defiance
Ut all IN. obstacles which the enemy had opposed e,
the allies at Duero and the Ebro.
IS'gned1 CASTENOS.
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a BAR KEEPER,
Wanted immsdiata'y-appl at this Office.
Angus. 20 ~
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LITE FKna1 SPAIN.

LATE FROM SPAIN.
The hsig julia AMI Mary. .ood viz. 80 DAYS from
Chds, ia, saiys5 vi ytrseJ.S, Il. 9, By III, az.
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In our account of last week we o-erra
ted the force at Burinston-the error was
IN our Informant. There are from to
sGeo regular troops at that place.
NJ n Patriot.
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A." The esemy's shipping up the Che
sapeeke have made no movement cf conse-
1uence since or last adcT-as. The psinci
pal force lies between Sandy and H1.ket's
points. They have their encamp,oent on
Kent island from Which they continued &C.
caTirnally to supply Themselves with live.
stock. 10.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-20

Luther Martin, Esq. IS appointed Chief Justice Of
the Cour, of Oyer and Terinner and gao delivery
OF Baltimore county.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-20

For Sale at Auction, or Thursday. 26;h August. at
haft past o'clock, at the Brick Stores IN the CT
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The Governor cf Vermont has Issued orders for
two br'gades OF Miiitis hold themselves in resd-
defend the Frontiers of the State against the
threatened attacks oil the enemy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-20

NOT E-PefersbHe contains a hotlp!aHor
u a6onI 5000 6oais o,.f, !
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Lost
THIRTY DOLL.4RS REJH.lRD.

shipped 10 the Young Carpenter. Capt Rich'd.
Weeks, the iftl, day of Now las, Is bales Hemp,
IL of which was received and delivered in Philadel-
pha; the other seven bales did not go board the
Young Carpenter, AS appears, although the dray
tickets were directed To her: person by the name
of Edward Clark. who 1t appears, did not belong to
the Young Carpenter, has signed the tickets for the
bales lost. have reason to believe the said Edwd
Clark has carried ofthe Hemp.
know not what Vessel the said Clark belongs to,
do know that there is sucl, : man rs Edward
Clark. Any person who may have received Or pur-
chased hemp from Waterman shall receive the
bove reward on giving me sucn Information that |
get the Hemp again, will deliver the said bales
Hemp to Messrs. Strong s Ravens nj New York. or
TO Mr. Edward McDermott OF Phi!adelphia, or give
either of those Gentlemen such nforai.Un SO that
they get 1t.
NJ. WATKINS.
II Editors of the Philadelphia Aurora, n. York
Mercantile Advertiser, the Norfolk Herald and Pc
tersburg Republican will please insert the above
times and sen, their account the Editor of tn,
Enquirer, lSIohmond.
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BALTIMoRE, jim. IS.
LATEST FROM FRANCE


Through the Politeness of Mr. STUMP.
supercargo OF the schooner Lynx, Ia lor,
arrived at Annapolis on Saturday in Al DAVIS
IRON Nantes, we have received a fle cf he
JOURNAL DE PARIS from the 18th Of Noy.
TO the LIST OF December, both inclusive. and
"a hle Of TIC JOURNAL PoLIT1ouE, cF
Nantes, from til. Isl Of Nov, 10 the 18th
of December. A Paris MoEIrEUR Of the
18th OF November is also received. These
contain news IL to ii DAYS later than that
received by the God Conner. mentioned I'M
'er the Boston head. Extracts follow.
he Lynx sailed from Nantes on the 7th
December. In her Came passenger Doctor
Robert Morrell, the bearer Of dispatches
from Mr. Barlow ~ government
MIR. BARLOW had certainly left Paris for
the north. Some arrangement favorable to
America aud American commerce., il was
expected, wuuid be concluded by our minis
ter with the French gosernmsnt Markets
Tor American produce were high in France.
1t was said in France, that the grand ar
my had entirely evacuated Russia thar
they would winter at Konigsburg. in
Prussia, aud would move for st. PETERSBURG
i'll the spring.
contains full detail Of the siege of 3ur.os.
(Spain) by the British. PorIuqaese and
Spaniards, under Lord Wellington, from
the 18Th sept to the 22d October. Tits
article being lengthy, and it being alrea-
dy known in this Country, that Lord w has
been compelled to rclinQuish tic en- srDrise.
we conceive it needless - translate it.
The con,cripton for the Navy was going.
on with vSoir in The dfT .cnt maritime
departments Of France. 'Thc city Of Nice
had furnished her quota of l}7, Tor the year
1913, who had gone to ToUlon $50 had
cit DiiDn for the same port.
We tnd the 2G,h, 9Th AID 18th French
bulletins in our files. The 25.h is in town.
tho one @ifen rs the 18th in the London
papers was spGriuu5.
rFhe 10th bnle.in contains particular
description 81 ,ne destruction done at Mos
COW, ava Che blowing up Of the kremlip,
prior to the retreat Of tho French from Il. -.
Il shall be given tomorrow
i efar1tions we're making in Paris for the
reception OF the emperor
An article from Ccnatantinople, Of the
10Th Oct. polished IN the Mom,cur. mon
IONS the prevalence of the plague in ,bst
city and IS vicinity, a agr kerhgr fa.ler
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Congress-.
IN SENATE.

Friday, january Is.
Mr.. Smith Of Nd. presented the memo
rial of the minority of the House of Repre-
sentatives of the Mississippi Territory on
an application Of the Legislature of that
territory for admission into the Union, and
demonstrating against. the same. Referred
to the committee to whom is referred the
bill on that subject.
The amendment of the Senate to the bill
Concerning prize goods having been disa-
greed to by the House
On motion Of Mr.. Smith oTlE1. the Sc
nate insisted thereon. Messrs, Smith OF
Md. Aud rson and Tayt were appointed
cOmmittes of conference on the subject
with the o,hec House.
IiIr. N1rSey submitted the following mo.
SION tor confederation
Rc8oLUrd, l hat the President of the u.
states be requested 90 ctuse to be laid be-
!Jrt tn Senate the French decree pur-
porting to be a deii1it..c repeal OF the Der
i'm and Milan DEGREES. referred to in his
message OF the 14th of November last and
also any correspond nee or information
touching the relations Of the United States
with France, in the Office Of the Depart
mem Of STATE, not heretofore o)rnmuDica
ted, which in the opinion Of the President
IS not Incompatible with the public interest
to communicate.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVE.
Fridag, January IS.
Tile following proceedings were omitted
in our last FOR want of rOom.1
mir. Hcwfstead observed that he had
certain Resolutions 10 SUB nit, on which +.
they were cnnn ~ -, S IL ha A.
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NOTTCR

a LII persons indebted to the estate Of Richard
"a Firrar decreased, of Albemar,e couRty,
sucstef 20 make Immediate payment, aud all per-
having claims against said estate requested
To bring them forward well authenticated to the
subscriber, before the 15t, day of March next
tor adjustment, as he is about to close his Admins
erat9rship.
This advertisement viii he plead in bar Of all
claims not preiucei on nr before that day.
JOSEPH FAR2Aie, .3in'r.
Richard Fayrar, deceased.
January 81. ca
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Dec. 81.
WAsn1MeroN. Jan. 10.

The loan bill for the present year vas
yesterday introduced into the House OF Re-
representatives. by the committee of Ways
and Means. The amount of the Loan is,
az usual. left blank in the bill, to be filled
up by tue House. The rate of interest is
BOT prescribed the loan to be irredcema
He for twelve years, or such further time
IS the government shall think proper to
Contract for. Il commission of one fourth of
enc per cent. is proposed to DE allowed to
persons receiving subscriptions for, or max
ing sales Of the stock to be created by the
bill.
The amendment proposed by the state of
North Carolina to the constitution of the
United States, and Yesterday moved b.
Mr. Pickens in the House OF Kcprese nta-
lives, the object of which is to establish an
uniform mode of election of Electors Of Pre-
sideDt and Vice President of the Uaited
States througha apt all the states, appears to
us to be enttsFkl to serious consideration.
The experience OF the past year is as CON
Siuslve With lis on this head, as the in
trigues OF 1901 were with the Republican
party in the Union in procuring that salu-
tAry amendment 70 the constitution which
prescribes distinction IN the votes Of the
electors between the President and Vice
President.
INTERNAL NAVIGATION.
The following letter from the Collector Of the Port
Of Bpstou, To Dr. Mi,chil, presents 50 important
view OF she facilities anil Importance ri Inter.
nal navigation, tiUat we have bcen Induced to spl.
icit a copy for publication, and nov recon mend
tito the earnest atte1.iGn nf readers pnr-
tcu'erly IN such nf them are invested with Le-
gi,aliye authority.
CUSTOM-HOU3E,
Bsstor, jan. 3.
Respected SIR,
IN event has recently taken place
within NJ knowledge which so stril;ingiy
exhibits the cnterprzing genius OF Amer
icans, and opeus such an extensive field fo,
tic patriotic spccalatidRs o. tue stases,n1n
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NOTICE.
VPYtJE aharebo,dars IN the I,n,xs Riv

.NOIICE.
HsNIE shareholders n the James River Steam Boat
q Company, are ohee more noiiScd that twenty
five dollars on each share must be paid, at the
B.i.N.k OF VIRGIyNI.I,
on the frst day of eOsry month, until the whole
subscription be pail u2. As the progress in building
the boat requires punct,,aity, the shares a future
deiinquents will be forfeited and sold without re-
eerve.
BY order of the President aud Directors.
january %. taft
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jan. N.
Nm CHANCERY--Chari,ttc Court Nov. sd 1872
81 Mary Freeman adnx. OF GIDEON Freeman decd

81 Mary Freeman admx. OF GIDEON Freeman decd
ptS.
against, .
Philemon Hurt Junr., e. Daniel Ie. Barnes adin..
ef Philemon Hurt. dec Il.
rbs def-niint Phe non Hurt ir. not having
tered his appearance aud given security according
" tue acc oi Assembly and the rues OF this court
and appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court that
be is not nlrtbtant Ot this state, the motion
81 the plaintiff ~ her counsel it is ordered that he
appear here on the 6.st Monday in February next
and answer the bill of the plaintiff --and that
ny of this order be forthwith Inserted for Two
months cess veIy in newspaper published in
the city of Richmond and also posted II the front
door OF the Court House of said County.
Copy
THOs READ, CIR.
Dec. 81. WSw
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rENsIVe SALE oRBooKs By AUCTION

FsSiE public are respectfully informed that the
4 valuable Library OF Ed,;ard RanaoLbh Esq.
will be sohi at auction on Moniay evening next at
O'clock in the front room OF the house lately oc-
cupied by DR.. Fcusiee oppo2ite Pcicharis Book
store. ~
Catalogues will be delivered on the day of sale.
j, BROWN jr. s: Co. e
.9ucfi0aesrs.
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LOAF SUGAR, MOLAS5ES & CHOCO-
LATE,
FsVEN hhds refined sugar,
e IS RETAILING mo,a sses, aud
IS boxes Caldwell. Frase,s & Co.'S.
Superine Chocolate,
For sale lay
MURPHY s. SCOTT,
.iacsigHssFS.
Jan. 81. 2t
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FsVIE estate Of Springfield, having been Disposed
Z Of, for the of VOL, that fund is in nay
hands, to be appropriated to The payincnt of the
debts of 10. 30 Monroe Esq Al hose WHO havc
claims upon that gentleman, will be peas- To de-
Posit thea with before the 18Th of February
next, that day lnust close my agency in this
transaction.
FoUSHEE G. TE3SS.
Richmond county, Gan. ~. erst
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FOR the bill
Against the bill

BILL CONCERNING Captures.
On motion OF mr.. Bassett, the House re
solved itself into a Committee of the whole,
Ny Hyncman in the char, on the bill re
lating to captures"
LThe bill provides that compensation shall
be allowed to the officers and crews of our
public vessels, for vessels of the enemy ne
ccssariiy destroyed at sea after their cap
ture.
1lr. RasssH stated to the House the COR
siderations by which the Naval Committee
had been induced 10 report thi, bill. 1t
grew more immediately out uf the case e.
the Gucrriere destroyed by the Cons.itsG-
Ont case precisely in poiul Such prin-
ciple as hat which the bin proposed. he
beiie'cd, had been engraftcd in the British
service. 1t was at least required by equity
and sound polio, where the public service
required TIE destruction &c vessel for fear
Of re-captuTe by the enemy in its disabled
ssatc,that some compensation shou d be made
50 tive eaptors, 10 lieu Ct that which woulo
have accrued .ro'e the sale Of the vessel,
had i been bgough, ir,o port.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-20
From the Colombian.

From Burlington. VI. our cores
pendent writes. thai a force oil fOOO
troops. in batteaux, 9nder convoy OF
com. MDonough. with his squad
ron. consisting of sloops and gun
boats. left that place on the 9Th inst
& proceeded down the lake Cham
plain towards Canada, but we're
mel by the British and returned the
same evening. Four scows with ar
tiIIery the day before went to Col
chester Point. half way to Piatts-
burgh. PreparationsaIe undOubted-
ly making for an important move
ment, with the whole American
force IN that quarter. which amounts
to several thousand regular troops,
lit for service, besides the sick. Of
which there is considerable num-
Der, as usual among raw and unseas-
oneh soidiery. In a few days we
think. interesting news may be ex-
pected.
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BOSTON, Sept. IS.
YERlfONT EL&CTION.

We have the returns only OF abont
GO towns; the votes in these places
are auspicious-they give Net ZEE
deral Gain. since last year. OF 55t.
Tn these 22 towns, there are 9 chan
ges from Democracy to Federalism.
A letter from a Correspondent at
Windsor. dated Sth inst. states, that
-" no towns yet heard from, had
given a democratic net gain"
Postscript.
Since the above was in type, we
have received the Burlington and
Montpelier papers, which give the
returns of 80 additional towns, in
which the democratic gain stands.for
Governor 27A, although in these
towns there are several changes Of
Demo. Reps. for Federal. 0 1t
is worthy of remark, that in the
towns of Burlington and Colchester
where our troops are principally sta
toned, the increase of democratic
votes was in the former place 101,
and i'm the latter 1S4.
We have other accounts, which
state the election of 10 Federal Re-
representatives. in the room of Demo
Gratis.
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Public anxiety has oeen so mucn ex'
cited by the severe cannonading which
has been heard from the Lake during
Yesterday, that we hasten to 10y before
the readers Of the Messenger the latest
accounts upon the subject. Our infor-
nation is derived from two expresses
which we dispatched to the mouth OF
the Genese River and to PultneyviIle.
1t appears that on Wednesday, the
fleets approached each other, onrs con.
slstipg of II sail and the British OF 8.
The, maneuvred for the windward ill
Saturday, when Commodore Chauscey
obtained the weathergsge keeping The
British feet between him aid the lake
ashore. Abeut 2 p. M. he brought tho
enemy to an engagement, which lasted
two hours, when in consequence OF the
British squadron being better sailors,
thew shot ahead so as TO be out OF the
reach of GU, guns. Our feet pursued
till about half an hour before sun set,
the Pike came up with the enemy, and
passed between the Wolfe and another
vessel, win the intention OF separating
them from the Acct. These vessels
con menceda FIRE upon the Pike which
was returned, and the remainder OF the
enemy's ships held back, until the whole
of our feet Came up, when an action OF
an hours continuance again ensued, at
ter which the enemy ssiled of, and the
last that was seen Of them, they had sc.
parated from eur feet, which was still In
pursuit. From the Lakes being ex.
tremcly foggy. our informant saw no
more OF then alter dark
BY accounts it appears that our
fleet have had the advantage tlssuhg-
out. Our informant is certain that
our shOt did much more execution
.;.n lat Of the enemy. lie is in
situation to judge, being in skiR
about mile distance from the fleets,
most of the time. The fleets were
precisely in that situation where our
long pieces would be most eft.tusl.
The new schooner the SyIph was
in the engagement. If the enemy
do not hastento tax shelter ia Kings
ton Harbor, they will inevitably be-
conquered. Sir James Yeo has TAX.
en- lesson from his pupil, little
beyond the first rudiments of sea-
nanship." Sir James sails have
helped him more than his guns.
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ALEXANDRIA.
MONDAY, September 30.
TO sHEw
rHB VERY AGE & BoDy OF THx TINE
RS FORM AND PRESSURE.

We recommend to the perusal OF our
readers the following eloquent address
of committee of the friends of peace,
Of Hun,erdon County, New-Jersey, con-
vened at Pennington for the purpose of
nominating suitable characters to repre-
sent the county in the Legislature OF
that state, at the election to be held in
October next. The sentiments and
reasonings contained in this address, are
equally applicable to all parts of our dis
tressed country at this eventful crisis /;
but are more particularly worthy the
serious consideration of our neighbors
of Maryland on the eve of the important
contest, which is to be decided by them
on the first Monday in next month.
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THE. cUboCR IBER,

INTENDING to decline business
will offer his valuable stock OF Dry
Goods for Sale at Auction on F,ioay the
24lh.-The stock consists principally Of
coarse, fine and super6ne Cloths; Rose,
Point and striped Blankets /; Kendle
Cottons blue and white Kerseys;
Cambria Muslins and Shifting Cam
brics, Long Cloths, and Colerain Shirt
ing Cottons, India Muslins, and ma.
ny other articles desirable for re-
tail store, all of which were purchased
last fall, merchants will find it their in
terest to attend the Sale-Sale to COM
mence at 9 O'Clock A. N. at which time
the terms will be made known.
VIVA. G. Kldgely.
Georgetown, Sept 20.
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JACOB WISEMILLER,
CLERK Market
September 90
Just Received
For sale by ROB'T. GRAY,opposite
the Washington Tavern, the follow
ing valuable
Law Books---viz
rOOPER's Justinian
~ Henisg's Justice
Iranch's Reports vol S and 6
Nunford's Reports vel. l
East's Reports vol. IA
Cooper's Equity Pleader
American Dlges
Lawyers Guide by w. w. Hening
vol.
Johnson's Cases vol. 8
Coudy's Marshall on Insurance
raunton's Reports vol. Q
Blackstone's Comm entaries
Newland OH Contracts
Gritty On the Law of Nations -
Johnson's Reports vol, z and 8
Law Of Attachments
Curran's Speeches
Statute of Limitation
Wanted to hire by the
year, GIRL from Is to l6 years ofage
to attend ON child.
Daniel Dulany.
August 3.