The magistrate's assistant
Subtitle: being an alphabetical illustration of sundry legal principles and usages, accompanied with a variety of necessary forms. : Compiled for the use of the justices of the peace, in the Mississippi Territory
By: by Harry Toulmin, one of the United States' judges for the territory aforesaid. : Published by authority
Series: Early American imprints -- no. 13720
Publisher: Printed by Samuel Terrell, printer to the Mississippi Territory.
Published: 1807
Place of publication: Natchez [Miss.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 216
Subjects: Justices of the peace; Handbooks, manuals; Forms (Law)
Notes: "Advertisement. Where the acts of the Mississippi Territory are full and explicit on any subjects, it was considered as altogether unnecessary to introduce those subjects into The magistrate's assistant. Our statutes are not so numerous, but that any part of them can be easily referred to ... The general guide which has been followed in selecting subjects for the assistant, is Dr. Burn's Justice of the peace and parish officer: but many other books have been used in making the compilation ... "--p. 213.

Error in paging: p. 216 misnumbered 203.

"Table of contents."--p. 214-203 [i.e., 216].

Shaw & Shoemaker 13720

McMurtrie, D.C. Mississippi, 44

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