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Defendant.

he changed

or caused to be

changed

its name

from

that of the "Commodore" to the "Dang Wee" and under

the said vessel has been continuously

that name the said

very frequently used by the Defendant for the purposes

of trade or profit and has

and

with

on more

than

one occasion

very recently put into the Harbour of this Colony cargoes of merchandise on board for sale and the said ship is not and has not been in

any fair sense connected with the jus corona of the Defendant.

8. The Plaintiff also sold and delivered to the Defendant at divers times before suit large quantities of goods and merchandise as shown by the account

hereto annexed marked "B" and the same were so sold

and delivered to the Defendant in his capacity of

merchant.

7. Save

as is

shown

by the said account the Defendant has not paid for the said goods although frequent attempts have been made by the Plaintiff to obtain such payments.

Except by and through the process and assistance of this Honorable Court there are no means whatever

open to the plaintiff to obtain relief

against the

The Plaintiff therefore prays.

1. The Defendant may

be ordered and

decreed by this Honorable Court to pay

the said amount

to the Plaintiff together

with interest thereon at the rate of

Twelve percent from the time the

same

respectively became due until

Judgment.

2. That the Plaintiff may

have

further and other relief

of the case

may require

have such

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20/ Tha C. Hayllar

the nature

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