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CITY OF WASHINGTON SATURDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 49, 1851


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This volume Of the Statutes at Large In vols.
published BY authority Of Congress in iS45 ia,
Complete synopics Index United states Statutes al
Of Senate and 80 be published resolve Of ra hos
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reader may see at glance The whole law
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English translation of il by Dr. Suahan.
From Hon. Judge Eu Chief ofMe ct Loui.iana
S.r BRookLINK, October II, 1850.
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Messrs LITTLE Bxsws
Fsom alfred Hen.en esq, ofAe Nsv orlsan, bar.
Me.srs Lrrrru Baows. Genuemeai am much pleased to
learn that you are engaged publishing revised edition
The subject, 70 be with for the flne'
Its publication the has received
the appreciation OF the mos, learned and lawyers
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discussions the adoption Of his code Domn should and hope
will, found in the library Of every American lawyer
ALFRED HENNEN
Rrpot, argued
the first circuit from is2 to 1851 as follower
IN. c". The Tpsd eho ss
lsls Second edition. with additional and references
should doing justice feelings well as to the
decisions in Gaison's aud
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State. for The r.sCiIcu from lss 70 1880 yol. svo
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practical utility with volumes OF the English epos
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First Circuit. , vols eyo. -
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continuation the series Of Gallon and Mason The
volumes relate particularly questions Of
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