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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-05
LONDON, tune -.


LONDON, June j.
BY ere Of those miracles known only to
the modern history Of Finance, az short m
terviev with the Minister ON Wednesday
last, a loan was contracted for TO the amount
of 81 millions sterling. constituting, with the
Exchequer bills, an advance, fortLe purpo.e
of Government, liz the present year, of 81
millions sterling --Stafesaia1
OF SICILY.
An Article from Stockholm mentions from
high authority fact relating to the South
which may materially affect the operations
In the North. 1t is. that Murst has offered
to Austria TO employ 10000 men for the re
CONQUEST Of her former possessions in Italv.
on the condition that she will guarantee 70
him, in corjuction with Great Britain, Rus.
sia. aud Prussia, the kingdom Of Naples
TO sicily he makes no pretensons.
June 10.
Adviccs from ST lily we're received vestcr.
day to the 9Th Of April. By which we learn
with Considerable surpiise. that there exists
species of commercial coquetry b tween
Lord WIN. Bentinok ard the Ministers If
Mufat, at Naples, n &C ssation Of ali hosta,
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NEw-YoRK, july 20.


this day sailed from Sackett's Harbor, we
give the following accurate account of the
naval force under his command:
Zip General Pike, main deck % lon, 24's,
~ on Pcnp and top gallant foreeastle s
Aadision, % cannonades, S2's. and long
12's.
Oneida, 16 cannonades. 32's. and . long IS.
Schr. Hamilton, long ~, ard 8 I3lb can
nonades.
Fair American. long 80 and long "a
Governor Tompkins. long 81, long ~,
and 80 ID. cannonades.
Conquest, j long 80, long %, and long
Grower, long 80, and : long rs.
Ontario, long 80, and long Is.
Scourge, 8 long 6's.
Pert, 1 long 80, 9 long 6's.
sIplia, long 80, long 1s, long s.
'4sp, / long %, 1 long IS
lady of the Lake. long 8, long 8.
Raven, / long lS.
Duke OF Chester, 10 long 6's.
British Naudi force on Lake Ontario.
Ship Wolf, 20 long 2%'s. cannonades, and 6
Founders.
Royal George, % 50 ID. cannonades.
Prince Regent, IL 18 ID. cannonades.
Eearl of MORA, 16 e ID. cannonades.
General Smcoe, IL long SIS.
Seneca, 81 long 6's.
Also several other schooners, names IN
known, and a number of gun boats-They
have also two 6rigs building, supposed to be
ready.
MAJ. .7dvoeate.
1t having been represented that the mill
tia Of the state of Connecticut lately IN H.,
ty at New London, 7vere dismissed in conse-
gueHce of0rderS from the Secretary at Var.
we arc authorised to state, that they were
dismissed in consequence of an agreement
between the Senators in Congress from Con
Iec,icut, an agent deputed by Governar
SMITH, and General ARMSTRONG. An
understanding was at the same time had.
thatGen. BURBEcK should calf Govern
or SMITH for such dc tachments of militia as
might appear necessary from time to time.
IL, therefore, appears. that the above-men.
toned dismissal was in accord with the
wishes OF the State authorities and the de-
tachments that have been since made were
furnished III pursuance Of this agreement g.
understanding. Ii.
From the Ontario Messenger, ofJnlv 90.
Major Gen DgzRBoRH and suite r5assetr
through this village yesterday morning, on
their way to GreeDbush. The command Of
the Niagara frontier now deyoIves on Mai.
Gen. WILKIHsoN, who Is on lis way 10
Fort George
An attack rs momertly expected on Buff.
faloc by the British--l50o British troops dis
covered going up to Erie.
The above was written OH the margin Of
the Geneva Gazette, Of lie 10Th inst.
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--D:: e::-


WASHINGTON-ClTY, Feb. ~.
Cefy Of !etter .Irom Brig Gen. Vim.
chester, noao PRISONER Of zvar, TO the
: Secretary of Far f~a
Maiden, Jan. .3e, 1918.
SRA detachment from the lef. wing
Of the North Western Army, under my
command. at French Town, on the Ri.
yer kaisin, WAS attacked on the 22d inst
ny iorce greatly superior in number
aided by several pieces of artillery. The
action commenced at the dawn of day
the piques guards were driven IN; and
heavy ire opened on the whole line, by
wnich part thereof was thrown into
disorder and, being ordered to retire
small distance, in order to form Oh more
advantageous ground, / found the enc
rapidly. - -
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That half acre Lot,
Joseph Vaudeville,
ce,xer Of King ana FaTfar Streets
HIS FOR SALE,

cerxer of king ana FdHyar Streets,
HIS FOR SALE,
las Chest ID and IA Chests new
Gunpowder, Imperial, Hyson, Young
nyson, Hyson Skin and Souchong
2s,ooolb. Coffee
rs hhds. Muscavado Sugars
100 barrels do.
$4,000 ID. loaf and lump Sugars
NO barrels New England Kun
IS puncheons West India do.
l29 barrels Wh:skey
oipss French Brandy
30 Hogsheads retailing Molasses
80 bags Pepper and Pimsn'o
600 10. Spanish Indigo
1000 ID choice Nader
500 ID refined Salt Petre
Is casks Gun powder.
Which with his usual general as
,ortment of the best Wines, Liquors
and groceries, he will dispose OF en-
Reasonable terms,
Aug ST..
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VINES, TEAS, &c.


Pipes old London P. Madeira
IL do. sicily Madeira
10 do Lisbon IS
8 pipes and 40 or. casks Sherry :
sCquarter casks Malaga
:.cases Clarct
90 chests gunpowder, imperial and
younghyson Teas, of very saps-
rior quality,
20 pancheons Sd proof Antigua Rum
10 do. northern do.
so hhds Molasses,
10000 pounds Loaf Sugar,
1900 pounds bright Nader,
80 pounds Nutmegs,
70 bags Pepper and Pimento,
f~xsss race and gound Ginger,
so bales Upland Cotton, nice quality,
700 pounds Bengal & Spanish Indigo,
50 boxes moald and dips Candles,
40 do. No. : Chocolate,
100 TO. Pipes, containing 8 gross each,
500 reams writing and wrapping Paper.
200 sacks Liverpool fine Salt,
60 hhds. y. Orleans and w. India
Sugar,
$4,000 lbs. green Coffee.
With general assortment OF other
GROCERIES,
FOR SALE BT
Bryan Hampson & Co.
AUGUST IS
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FOR SALE,

A very stout, able young NEGRO
Nj N, accustomed to horses and an
excellent carriage driver, and very
good rough carpenter. He will &c sold
tn no person who will not carry him
oct Of Maryland and the district OF CO.
lumbia. For further Information apply
to the Editors.
February %. dl2t
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TUESDAY, MARCH 2.
Pursuant to a Decree OF

Pursuant to a Decree OF
the honorable the Superior Court OF
Chancery for the Richmond District,
in the case of Colin Aud, assignee OF
William Wilson, against James Cavan
and Others, wilt be exposed to fu'llc
Sale on the premises, on TUESDAY the
9th day of March next, at IL ociocS'
noon,
That half acre Lot,
in the town Of Leesburg, described - >,
the plan Of said town by +" Lot NO. g;
bounded by Loudoun s. Royal streets,
on which are erected, large stone
House and other buildings. Terms OF
sale, ready money.
The Commissioners.
February IS tos
~ The printer of the LeeshuFg
Washing tonian will insert this adFer-
tisement for three weeks.
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A dsstru,,ir..

" ,";.. y the Few
submitted 81 .rh,r,s'
IN 1n number sbop,
1 'eaa themselves Nil
antuAequs! eoate ,% Y
and artillery un,ili
prisoner to tia, b..
cup'ed by tie ea.p ~
our troops We're ID.
IN a state of despers.'
Cd oy the e:oma,.at.'
envy that he roals !,
Po.rtunily Of su.l,S
prisoners Of ws,;s
l was the more ,s.I'
render from being ~
done quickly, tic
'. be lmnstas'
that no rcsponsitiIis'
the conduct Of tn. y,
then assembled in e.
| In this critical Sim;
rous to preserve ,S.S
OF our brave fellow,
l sent a flag to then,
! the COMMANDING g..
that they should BE- a.,
ers of war, on coats,
tected Iro" the ay,s'
tain their private w..
| their side srmsr,:c.y
impossible for Inc to !
tainty the loss We han
action, from lteinp7r
ing the number vsssl
cape.
| Thirty-6 five Officers
hundred and eishe.s
stoned officers and p-n
of var. A list Of II,
GERS is herewith sn,s1
loss in killed i. co,i,
| However uDtorst..
affair Of YESTERDAY
belief, that no ms,:s.
able upon myself, ADJ.
sure is deserved by :s
honor of commanding. |
with the cxceplm
our force which WAS ID
der: no troops have :,
more determined in.r.I
! have the honor tod
| pect, your obedient so
| JAMES VII
| Bird
Hon. Secretary a! Wr
| II list o(cfeers tntn |
! Jan. sd, [
| James Winchesres !
| William Lewis, Lid
! James Overton, jul
| George Madison, VI
| James Garrard, jul
! John McCalla, Add
| POLAND Keen, Qqsr]
| John Todd SURG.
| CAP1M
Richard High:oTer, ID
Bland w. Ballard, Sd
| goldman Collier, u
Henry James, II
Joseph Kelly.
| LItUTEyl
| Caleb Holder, 4
| Byran Rule, v
! WIN. Nj. McGqire b
| ENSIGN
| LINDEN Comslock, i
| VIM. O. Butler i
| Thomas Chin, n
| Jos. Harrow, !!
| John w. Nash, '
! John Bots, .
| To:al IS, prisoners
! The Indians have Sl
| in their possession 80
to he pc vii! bs slTs' !
at Sandwich.
| JAMES vi,
| Brig. G."
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FOR SALE,

A neat and substantial second hand
CHARIOT, in complete order. En-
quire of the Printers.
January 90
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You will receive
ship Volunteer S'', j
morning, on brr P'"ges|
She is one Of a larss Il
from Cork on the I5'1
Indies and South .A!rt1
with the West / dA II
instant, off NIadeI =. 81
parted with the "',,,I
under her convoy ',.s'T]
to South America ( ~
- The 11ss1 ship has on Il
goods, and | bo's III
States under ehsrs'". FL
nall. who, from bis ''''1,
recommend to g'''r n
On the Is: in'!a':: ..I
patching the Ao.t,a:g1
which vessel | a'o ....,..|
sing you, We we're e I'D.
As l am anxious 70 "'1,s|
teer, SO as 20 P'"s s,,e.
in quest Of the se:'ssl
you for further pa Ia
from my journal % ,rsI
I" At hall P'a -
sail bearing I. 8 b .,e|
chas.-a, S cane y? d
sent. .en, i, boat On 5c'i' III
sen ,. |" ~ 10 Re III
1alia, of Bos'0" ,,nmib1
70 Boston. On es' y. y
Page P discovered red, I'd
licenees-hIsnsD.'' II
A, half past tt' 's1 I'LL
the brig On
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Comics Of letters pm
commanding tie W'
10 lhe Seeretcrg . y
United States ~"
at SEA, lrs
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jose pl TOWcli.
Jnne 8 DIFF
A NaIuab.e Mill
june 8
no Be LEASED.

ON 1huraGsy the he inst. will be
offered to the highest bidder. on The
premises. on a lease Of ten or fifteen
years Gi not before leased By private
barga;n} for so much money, paid
down, or to Re paid it one, two o, th.ee
years. with interest, the BIsdsnsburg
Mil, with about thirty acres of ground
t.a Shed to it. The advantages OF THIS
situation, from its cortiguty to a good
grain country, from It's being at the
head of iids water, where beats may
be loaded and unloaded, and from the
command which it has Of a most copi-
Gus and unfsiling spring Of water rem.
der tie property hlgbl, valuable and
make ii in peculiar manner wotth the
attention of persons wishing to engage
in the anufac,uring business. APP
plication tG be made to Daniel Brent,
in the City of Washington, or to the
cub, criber, at Green Hill, in Prince
Georges county
VIM. Dudley Digges.
June, S dlSt
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services rendered in the Patent Office
Referred to the committee of ways and
means. s
Mr.. Archer from the committee, O.
claims made report on the petition o.
David Henley and reported bill 70,
his relief, which was twice read and re.
ferred to committee Of the whole house
tor tomorrow.
Mr. Dawson from the committee on
the District of Columbia, reported bill
to increase the capital stock of the bank
of Washington, which was twice read,
and referred TO committee Of the
whole house for tomorrow.
MIR Dawson from the same committee
also reporteda hill to Incorporate com.
pany foropening certain turnpike road
within the county of Alexandria. Twice.
read aud referred to committee ofthe
whole house for Thursday.
Also, bill similar to the last men
toned one for the citizens of Washing
ton county, which was twice read and
referred to the same committee Of the
whols house.
A bill from the Senate for the relief
OF Alexander Phenix was read first
and second time, & referred to the Gem.
mittee ut wsys and means.
The house in committee ofthe whole
again resumed the consideration of the
report of the committee OF elections in
the case Of WIN Kelly and Thomas K.
Harris.
The committee of elections reported
in favor of granting time to Thomas K
Harris, the sitting member, to procure
testimony relative to his election. 10
this report the petitioner, WIN. Kelly
objected, and the question was on agree
Ing to the report
A debate ensued, which lasted TIL
past two o'clock, when the committee
rose, reported progress, and had leave
to- sit again.
A message was received from the
President of the United States transmit
ting certain acts of the Legislature OF
Pennsylvania. o desed to lie on the ia
bic.
The Speaker laid before the house
Certain resolutions of the Legislature OF
Connecticut, Disappearing Of the propes
Cd amendment of the constitution rcla-
tive to the di~franc hisement OF lndiVidu
ais for acce ting titles of nobility, sc.
A communication from the Secretary
of War, LAYING before. Cangrsss code
for the government Of the AMY OF the
United States was laid before III.
house the Speakcr.. Referred to the
Committee on military affairs.
Adjourned.
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BAD Jews.
THE CHESAPEAKE CAPTURED.
FROM BOSTON,

FRON BOSfO.N.
Ceniina office. Jan~e, 7 Il VI
We have just received the follow
ing particulars Of the engagement,
sc. between the Chesape ke anal
Shannon from gentlemen OF in'ei'i.
-ence and veracity. who were in a
racket boat about two miles from
the ships during the action:
JUNEf. When the Chesapeake
passed the Light House. at half past
one o'clock. the enemy bare F.. S. E.
six leagues distant. standing on a
wind TO the southwark.
Athalfp past the Shannon bore
I'm and stood out 10 sea, the wind at
w. s. w.
o'clsel, the Chesapeake haul
ed up. hoisted jih aud stay sails and
fred a gun--the ships at this time
about seven miles apart. The enc
m, Immediately bore to. and reeied
his top sails, and lay BY on the star
board tack. the chesapeake III CHASE.
At half past i. the wind changed
IA 6. 8 W. a fresh breeze-and The
Chesapeake took in top gallant sails
and royals; and hoisied the American
flag at the mizen top gallant mast
head.
At halrpast 5, the enemy hoisted
lib and flied the mizen top sail, and
steeyad close by the wind. The
Chesapeake on his weather quarter
standing towards him about three
miles distant.
At rs minutes past s. the Chesa-
pcake hauled up the foresail, closing
fast with the enemy.
AT ) minutes before 6. the enemy
commenced The action within musket
shot. by firing her after guns on the
starboard side, which was returned
by the Chesapeake, and tie acton
became general.
At5 minutes past 6, the Chesa-
peake being on the starboard bow Of
The esemy, bore down across his
hawse and appeared to board him.
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CONGRESS-.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
{ Retorsed for the .Aerondria Gazette.
MoSBAr, JUsh T.,
sMr. Lewis presented the petition OF
r. NJ. Sect, president OF the Farmers
Bans of Alexandria, in behalf OF that in.
stituton. praying that their charter may
be extended to the lst,of January 1884
Referred TO the committee on the Dis.
triet Of Columbia.
Mr Burwsll presented petition of
the citizens of Washington praying the
incorporation OF bank with 9 capital
of Eve millions of Dollars. Referred to
the committee of ways and means.
Mr.. ,cheycs presented the petition ct
George Lyon, praying compensation tor
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squadron, onths opposite shore, about .
niles. west OF Newark they were mes
IN the margin Of the Lake, by all .the 9.
9smy's force at that post a brisk en-.
,agement ensnsd,- which lasted about
! so minutes, when the British retreated
ia great disorder, being pursued By our
troops in every di,ecticns they imms
diately blew UP their magazines 10 For,
George and evacuated the works, lesv
ing the British colors hving. which was
soon .upplanted By the A,ne'ican stand-
ard. Every CUP below the heights of
Queeps,cn was sileRced, and our light
dragons and light artillery crossed at
the FIVE mile meadows abont neon,
When our informant left Niagara (six
o'clock p. NJ all Was silent exrep, The
pursuing Of Struggling parties MP tie
; river towards Fort Erie; some prisoners
had been brought over Our loss IS DOT
known, bur report states thar we had oa.
~ IL men killed and one otficer (maJor
King wounded.
By gentleman from Bufialoe. we
learn that early this morning the BIT.
tist blew up the batteries opposite Black
Rock and fed 10 Fort Erie" ="
A letter from Butf.loc (receiyed in the
mail) to the, editor of the Repository,
states the number of men uTit.rr Mal9r
General Lewis, to be 1000 Two Bill
fish vessels had appeared on Luke Erie,
zen miles from Bugslpe-
p. S An express passed through Ca
nandaigua to day, from Sackei's HsThor
,rN;agara-the GRAND not known--bnt
we understand much alarmeX'sted a; The
Harbor for the safety OF the property
lately arrived there from Little York, AS
we'll 5 the great quantity qf other pubic
stores, lately Sent thcrc by government
Erract Of letter from an o.gIeer on
boarf 2ftAe Mrcodon'qa. II MS .friela
in This citv datsd }rlgaf- -H'cedo"taH
June |, 1878.
We this morning made an atteDpr
to put to sea, which had like 10 bive
proved fatal to us. In consequence OF
observing neither last evening nor hi.
morning. any Of the enelDy's force, cx-
cept -, we bore down towards her;
but unfortunately, Just at the time VIC
we're colgratu.;,.ing ourselves on the
prospect of doing something handsome,
a rszee, -, sod irigate made 'hrir
appearance from behind Aiontauk Point;
u consequence OF this we wee con'ra:n-
cd II tack about, aud mahe. the best OF
our way to n London. They gave us
chacc, as far as tie M nth OF the halbnr
sometimes nearly within gun shot
Our ship being the best salIer, wss at
course leas; in danger curing the chase.
The United States was SO near at one
time that she found it necessary to give
the razee few shots from her stern
chasers.
We are now anchoring at n London
the citizens OF which place are much
Alarmed. Drums a'e beating through
the town to call out the militia | believe
the c,izens Of tnis Plsce wonld rather
see ealmost any thing coming in than
us-5eing fearful that it will invite an
attack upon the town. The enemy. are
maneusr!ng about the mouth vi the har-
bor-we are at a lo.s TO know whether
they are coming IN to attack Us or not.
We are however, prepared omcet them
and give them warm reception.
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both ships keepipg away before the
wind, The1Rring at this tune ceas-
cd on beth sides from the great
gans.
At 10 minntes past s. there aP.
pearcd 10 be a great explosion from
the quarter deck orthe Ghcsapeake.
At is minutes past 6. the ships So
PARTED. the Chesapeake on the star
board tack. Tie English flag was
tIen hoisted on board her, over tho
Ameriesu.
TIE ships then hove TO. to repair
damages. which appeared 10 be tri-.
fling on 10th sides. There were not
Nero tbap TOO guns fired from both
si.ios. The action toek place about
II leagues from the Lighthouse,
The jib-hoom and fore and mizen
royal masts and main topsail tie OF
the enemy we're sho, away. No APP
parent damage on board the Cbesa'
Eease.
The Chesapeake vas carried BY
boarding. and 10 boats were seen
passing between tie ships. 1t is
supposed Tie eoiors we're. hauled
down by the enemy after the con-
flict.
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Land for Sale.


will sell great bargain in small
FARM, containing one hundred and
f r,y acres, lying in the county Of Fair
fax, adjoining the lands OF tie late Or.
Henry Rose and Ms CsthsrpsBrown,
ab u, six mile. from, the town OF Alex.
uncria aud the sane distance from the
;.lry oi Washington nd Georgetown.
Hoe is o., SAID Farm small; Dwell
inr ftcuse Kucltn &c peh,y #
,,mb-r i, lis support aoopt Ten acres
u excellent ~ ead,w l,nd arc, abounds
wi + good wattr. An, perscnwis.lag
% purchase vii appi, TO & Q s'ibscii.
Der WHO i've ns-r said Farm, apt will
,hew the premises end inake known
tie tenn. OF sale.
Joseph Powell.
lime DIFF
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/ ubnc sale.

THIS DAY a, BALI past 10 o'clock,
will oe .oid al me y.ndne Sore, a guam
t,,y Of sojt sheiIed Almonds. and seven
kegs Re hp.cna Tobacco.
p. G.. Marstelier.
, June 8.
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GOOD NEWS.
NEW YORK, June S.

Capture Of Fort George.
By the Steamboat from Albany, we
have received toe following particulars
Of the capture of Fort George with tr!-
fling loss on our part, by the troops sn-
der Gen. Dearo0rRe.
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Di, d, y his residence III Fairfax conn
", N Sunday the 10th ult MIR EDWARD
WASHINGTON, IN the cad year of his
aye. arera mUsl severe il'Dess. He has
lett teI,ind him seven children t.. be-
ws!i tneiI. loss, while he triumphs in his
pkr.. estate. ~
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tSj!lEN

N hls MILITARY
aiAs upper end of
W. hmiesnn's Bake
Gentlemen, Mo are
E''se TO attend on
% and Saturday,
n'alng to become a
"s 10 call at Mr..
H. va OF the Indi.n
| ~nemy, on either of
Is ~ Dc Taught Horse
lsd defence against
r. dftreot SsIu,es,
~ and all tie vari
- Positions, thar ars
f's'sr for the field Of
4, H:nbls e, the Rid.
\ ''loSk, A. NJ. on
[l' and Saturdays,
\ T. '' a. Hall
T sne Gays, at 3 O.
NJ.
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RECEIVED

RECEIVED
cy Schooner Melinda, from Boston, and
SeAf. Regulator, from New Ysrk,
A complete assortment OF SHOES, OF
all descriptions and fashions.
In Store,
Cotton, Window Glass, Ravens Duck,
Fine Soaps, Spanish Horse Hides,
Trunks.
E. Gilman.
July - eostlaw