...Equity Reports of Francis Vesey, Jr., numbering twenty volumes, for a well-known law-publishing house in Boston, who were then issuing a series of English Chancery Reports. They had already engaged Mr. Perkins , of Salem, to furnish the notes for Brown's Reports; and they applied to Sumner to annotate Vesey, offering two thousand dollars. He was reluctant to enter upon the labor, recommending in his stead M...