PROSPECTUS

OF THE
MISSISSIPPI JUSTICE, AND CON-
STABLE'S GUIDE.
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n He scarcity OF the Revised Code and
sheet acts of he Legislature, and the
difficulty with which the Justices and con-
stables Of tGis S'ale supply themselves,
and the great want of sucn work, as a
Justice Of the Peace on my own part, has
induced me o offer to the Justices and
constables of this State digest of all the
Laws in force in relation to their duties,
Sc, together with complete set of forms
ofDeeds, Wills, Bonds, Acknowledgement
of Dover. aid other Instruments.


To place such work into the hands of
Justices and constables would save much
trouble and time TO the officer for whom
the work is intended As The law now
stands it is with the utmost difiic Ity 10 be
ascertained whether written law is ia
force or not, which often misIead us.


The work will be'published in one Duo
decimo Volume, law binding, comprising
from two undr d and ffty to three hum
dred pages. with digested index Of the
contents, giving condensed statement oR
all it contains. The work viii be ready fov'
delivery he first of March, 1889.


Terms made known on delivery.


v. BUTLER, J. r.


Carroll on, Sept Is, 1888.