Summary of the Criminal Law. By Henry J. Ste-

phen, Sergeant at Law.

Old Bailey Experience. Criminal Jurisprudence and

the Actual Working of our Penal Code of Laws,

also an Essay on Prison Discipline; to which is

added a History of the Crimes committed by Offend-

ers in the Present Day; By the Author of The

Schoolmaster's Experience in Newgate.'

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A Practical Treatise on Bills of Exchange, Promis-

sory Notes and Banker's Checks; containing Forms

of Affidavits of Debt in actions thereon; and of De-

clarations and Pleas in such Actions, adapted to the

new Rules on Pleading; with all the statutes and

Decided Cases in full, relating to Bills and Notes,

the Bank of England and Bankers. By Joseph

Chitty, Jr. Esq. of the Middle Temple. 2 Vols.

Remarks on Criminal Law; with a Plan for an Im-

proved System, and Observations on the Prevention

of Crime.

Critical Review for Foreign Jurisprudence and Legis-

lation. Edited by Mittermaier and Zachariæ.

Heidelberg. In quarterly numbers (in German.)

A Brief View of the Constitution of the United States,

addressed to the Law Academy of Philadelphia.

By Peter S. Duponceau, LL. D. Provost of the

Academy.

South Carolina Reports.

Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Court

of Appeals of South Carolina, on Appeal from the

Courts of Law. By H. Bailey, State Reporter.

Vol 1.

Reports of Cases at Law, Argued and Determined in

212

218

221

223

229

231

the Court of Appeals of South Carolina. By W. R.

Hill, State Reporter. Vol 1.

233

An Essay on New Trials, by David Graham, Coun-

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235

Reports of Cases Argued and Decided in the Court of

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Appeals of Virginia. By Daniel Call. Vols. 4,

& 6.

The Law Glossary; being a selection of the Greek,

Latin, Saxon, French, Norman and Italian Senten-

ces, Phrases and Maxims, found in the works of Lord

Coke, Shower, Peere Williams, Sir William Black-

stone, Sir Francis Buller, Vezey, Chancellor Kent,

Reeves, Durnford and East, Taunton, Sellon, John-

son, Cowen, Sugden, Preston, Bosanquet, Starkie,

Tidd, Phillips, Chitty, Moore, Wendell, and numer-

ous other law writers: with Historical and Explana-

tory Notes. Alphabetically arranged, and translated

into English, for the use of the Members of the Le-

gal Profession, Law Students, Sheriffs, Justices of

the Peace, &c. &c. Dedicated (by permission) to

the Honorable John Savage, Chief Justice of the

Supreme Court of the State of New York. By

Thomas Tayler, late of Clement's Inn, London,

Solicitor in His Majesty's High Court of Chancery. 248

INTELLIGENCE AND MISCELLANY.

CONTENTS OF NO. XXIV.

ART.

PAGE.

I. A LECTURE ON THE ALLEGED UNCERTAINTY OF THE

LAW; DELIVERED BEFORE THE BOSTON SOCIETY

FOR THE DIFFUSION OF USEFUL KNOWLEDGE,

March 5th, 1830. BY JOHN PICKERING, Coun-

sellor at Law.

285

II. THE DOCTRINE OF IMPLIED WARRANTY ON THE SALE

OF PERSONAL CHATTELS.

311

III. ARE CHALLENGES TO JURORS IN MASSACHUSETTS DE-

TERMINABLE BY TRIORS?

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341

388

IV. LIFE AND WRITINGS OF POTHIER.

V. BIOGRAPHICAL NOTICE OF WILLIAM WIRT.

DIGEST OF RECENT DECISIONS.

Principal Cases in Greenleaf's Reports of Cases in

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Reports of Cases in the Supreme Court of Ten-

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DIGEST OF ENGLISH CASES.

Common Law.

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Adol. Part 1; 2 Neville & Manning, Part 3; 10

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& Meeson, Part 5; 3 Tyrwhitt, Part 3; and a

selection from 6 Carr. & Payne, Part 1:— all

Cases included in former Digests being omitted.

Equity.

Mylne & Keene, Part 1; 4 Simons, Part 4; 5 Si-

mons, Part 1; and Clark & Finnelly, Part 3.

LEGISLATION.

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North Carolina.

South Carolina.

Kentucky.

Alabama.

United States.

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Army and Navy and Private Gentlemen; and all

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Explanatory Plates. By J. Chitty, Esq., Barrister

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thereon. By Joseph Chitty, Jr. Esq.; with Cor-

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The Practice of the Law in all its Departments; with

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Practical Forms. Intended as a Court and Circuit

Companion. By J. Chitty, Esq., of the Middle

Temple, Barrister. In two volumes. Vol. I. First

American from the first English edition, with refer-

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