LILLY, WAIT, AND COMPANY.

PHILADELPHIA:
NICKLIN AND JOHNSON.

MDCCCXxxiv.

1834

CONTENTS OF NO. XXI.

Page.

ART.

I. PRINCIPAL AND Surety. Theobald. Law of

TENNESSEE . . . . . . . 5

A Letter to the Editors of the American Jurist, con-

taining Observations on Theobald's Treatise on the

Law of Principal and Surety, with reference to the

Laws of Tennessee on that subject.

II. Points of ADMIRALTY Practice . . .

III. INSURANCE. DAMAGE TO Sails and Rigging. Ad-

DITION OF DISTINCT LOSSES .

IV

ON THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN CONDITIONS ANI

LIMITATIONS IN Deeds AND DEVISES

V. THE AMERICAN JURIST AND LAW MAGAZINE,

XIX.-FOR JULY, 1833 .

. . : 62

VI. New AssIGNMENT. Case Doubted

VII. Ohio LEGISLATION . .

The Statutes of Ohio, and of the North Western Ter-

ritory, adopted or enacted from 1788 to 1833, in-

clusive; together with the Ordinance of 1787; the

Constitutions of Ohio, and of the United States; and

various public instruments and acts of Congress;

illustrated by a preliminary sketch of the History of

Ohio, numerous references and notes, and copious

indexes. Vol. I. Edited by Salmon P. Chase.

VIII. LEx Loci . . . . . . . . 101

Can the assignee of a Scotch bond maintain an action

in his own name in the courts of this country?

DIGEST OF RECENT Decisions . . .

. 116

Principal cases in 6 Wendell's and 3 and 4 Gill &

Johnson's Reports.