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A BRIEF and well digested volume oitns 7. LA Reports of the Superior Court ol 'as s

 Territory, will be valuable, not only 10 as 'as

 Bench and the Bar, but to every man II .at ~ community, who has any thing to d9 os.ss mss

 Courts of justice. To Justices of the reass sss

 particularly, it would be most useful, as snalss

 the common principles of statutory, as wen lls as

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 be guided, or prejudice the interests ol .ats 'ss people, It is not probable that our s'as's ta law will be much changed for many yea', ,hs

 come, and there Is no method of maklis ,a,t, decisions of Courts uniform and cols's,s,. s.s, half so available and effectual as puOsftshs Osths

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 Court of Errors and Appeals. .oon Or The work will be published as n

 as Q sufficient number of subscribers sllaI la pe. obtained to warrant against loss-as .n' :, no porter and printer expects and oes''s prom from tine work. ,...,,5 It will be printed on fine paper--ol uls ..dsr,

 size, on clear type, and, including an l'S,s, hoos

 and list of cases referred to, will make ';es ,o

 of about three hundred pages. The p',sp soup subscribers will be fue dollars per ard ro5'i f

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 they choose, before delivery-by pay'''s price of binding in addition. .,ed to Postmasters generally, are requessff. .uk

 act as agents and forward the names . scribers. rprKE Little Rock, Feb. 6. le36.