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SWAIN,S JUSTICE-REYISED.

SWANS JUSI1CE-NEFISED.
TVNHE NORTH.CAROLINA MAGISTRATE A PRAC-
teal guide to the Laws the State and the decisions
of the Supreme CuI, defining the duties and iurIsdc.
ton of the Justices Of The Peace of Court the
Revised Code lN5ia together with full instructions and
numerous new forms and prrcedentS
By EDWARD CANTwELL, LIB
Counsellor at Law.
The above is The title of work which has been recently
published by the undersigned the North Carolina Book
store, Raleigh, n. c.. and is COR sale in
One vol of nearly 600 pages at the low price of So So
Postage any part of the State of the United States
ST cents. Up"n the receipt of a four dollar n c. Bank
Bill the work will be mailed address, aud the change
closed in United States post office stamps.
RECOMMENDATIONS:
From the many and iaterng notices which this North
Carolina work has received at home and abroad from nd
vdualS and The press the subscriber asks leave respect
fully to submit the f'ilowIng:-
From tie lion. ElUard Eceret Ii. p.
BosroN. 18th Sept 1856.
"Ths evening the volume Oblgingy sent me, came to
hand much indebted TO you for this ,ark of your
friendly recollection. The work is which lies out Of
habual range of study, but dare say shall find it
useful for occasional reference"
Very truly yours,
EDWARD EVERETT
EDWARD CANTwELLr Esq.
From the Hon. Joel Parker, Ii. D.-Dans Professor Of
Ldw at Cambridge, NnSS.
CAMBRIDGE, Goth Aug. 1856
"Our acknowledgements for your book will be duly pre-
scented by The Librarian. The cursory examination Of it,
which is all engagements have permitted assures me
that il prove very useful manual the Members of
the Bar of North. Carolina.
JOEL PARKER
EDWARD CANrwELL, Esq.
From. the Hon. DaOid L. SsOdn-President of the Unirer-
rerSity IF North CDrOLina.
UNIVERSITY OF n. c.. 18th Oct 1856
"DEAR SIR:-YOur of the oath ut with the &C.
companyng copy of the NOrthCarOlna Magistrate was
duly received
";My time has recently been fully occupied in the dis
H,tIas and hr
mens. have consequently had IL in my power 10 give
but little attention your book and is long since
retired from the profession, that though some
knowledge of legal principles very familiar with
the details of the ence aud therefore qualified to
very confidently anything but general
plan OF the work. With this very favorably impress
ed. have my command all the publications of sImi
lar character which have heretofore been published in this
State: Davis Martini Haywood Potter and SWAIN Yours
is truly Stated To be original work,
and scientific in its arrangement than any of its predeees
evidently the result Of great labor and If you shall
be found, hope will 10 have attained the precise
accuracy necessary treatise of this nature You en-
titled to the credit Of having successfully accomplished
very important public service.
To the Mag sirate such guide to the proper discharge
of his duties Indispensable and to every intelligent
II be useful many occasions IL important
for obvious reasons that the Revised Code which has SO
recently been placed in the hands of all the Justices
Peace the State shall be accompanied by an accurate
exposition of the character O that which your aburs
seem TO have been 50 seduously devoted.
Yours very respectfully,
ID. l.. SWAIN.
EDWARD CANrwELL, Esq.
Address, HENRY D. TURNER
n. q. Book Store
Raleigh, N. c., April g. 1860. 27-tf