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... the Leeward Islands as the same should come into the receipt of his Majesty ' s
exchequer , or by levying tallies of assessments upon the farmers or collectors of
the said revenue for the time being , notwithstanding any debt or debts charged ...
... the Leeward Islands as the same should come into the receipt of his Majesty ' s
exchequer , or by levying tallies of assessments upon the farmers or collectors of
the said revenue for the time being , notwithstanding any debt or debts charged ...
Page 9
... the Leeward Islands as the same should come into the receipt of his Majesty ' s
exchequer , or by levying tallies of assessments upon the farmers or collectors of
the said revenue for the time being , notwithstanding any debt or debts charged ...
... the Leeward Islands as the same should come into the receipt of his Majesty ' s
exchequer , or by levying tallies of assessments upon the farmers or collectors of
the said revenue for the time being , notwithstanding any debt or debts charged ...
Page 112
The receipts are similar in form and effect , and the first in date , which may be
taken as a sample of the others , is as follows :“ Milan , O . , Nov . 5 , 1847 .
Received in store from J . C . Washburn ( by son ) , the following articles to wit :
Thirty ...
The receipts are similar in form and effect , and the first in date , which may be
taken as a sample of the others , is as follows :“ Milan , O . , Nov . 5 , 1847 .
Received in store from J . C . Washburn ( by son ) , the following articles to wit :
Thirty ...
Page 113
Chase then offered evidence tending to prove that his warehouse was burnt on
the night of the 26th of October , 1849 , and that there was then consumed in it
sufficient wheat to answer all his outstanding receipts . He also offered evidence
...
Chase then offered evidence tending to prove that his warehouse was burnt on
the night of the 26th of October , 1849 , and that there was then consumed in it
sufficient wheat to answer all his outstanding receipts . He also offered evidence
...
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The receipt I suppose to be in the ordinary form of ware . house receipts , and
such as would be proper to be delivered by a warehouse depositary of wheat , to
the owner , upon its being received into a warehouse , for temporary safe ...
The receipt I suppose to be in the ordinary form of ware . house receipts , and
such as would be proper to be delivered by a warehouse depositary of wheat , to
the owner , upon its being received into a warehouse , for temporary safe ...
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| Title | Select Cases and Other Authorities on the Law of Property, Volume 1 Issues 10206-10259 of 19th-century legal treatises Select Cases and Other Authorities on the Law of Property, John Chipman Gray |
| Author | John Chipman Gray |
| Publisher | C. W. Sever, 1888 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 10 Oct 2008 |
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