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The New Hampshire Gazette
Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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Letter from London dated Sept. 23, 1795, details commencement of legal process against Jarvis and Gray; Judge allows defense until November; delays anticipated in British courts, but outcome expected to favor the plaintiff.
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Extract of a letter received last evening, from a gentleman in London to his friend in this town, dated Sept. 23, 1795:
" I received your papers and immediately informed Mr. Bayard and his Proctor, thereof. They informed me that the process has commenced against Jarvis and Gray, and the Judge has allowed them till November next to make their defence, and it is supposed they will endeavour to procrastinate the trial as long as they can. I shall urge your business as much as possible, and there is little doubt of finally obtaining the end. The greatest difficulty will be in preventing those delays which are too much practised in this country."
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London
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Sept. 23, 1795
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process commenced; defense allowed till november next; expected procrastination but likely success for plaintiff
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Gentleman in London informed Mr. Bayard and Proctor of received papers; process against Jarvis and Gray started; Judge grants defense time till November; anticipated delays in trial; writer will push business and expects positive end despite practices in country.