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INDEX.

ABATEMENT. Pleas in,

Arguments upon,

ADMIRALTY. Droit of

101

272-440

AFFIDAVIT. The same strictness is not necessary
in an affidavit charging a crime, as in an in-
dictment,

180, 4

To say in an affidavit that "you have cause to sus-
pect, and do suspect A. stole your wool," is
an averment of law and fact, and is equivalent
to saying A. feloniously stole, &c.

180, 5

To put off a trial when particular facts must be
stated,

AMERICAN CITIZENS. Who are
ATTACHMENT. Against the President of U. S.
motion for, and arguments for and against,

Judge Paterson's opinion on the motion,

AFFRAY. To be present and not attempt to suppress

is criminal,

ATTORNEY. For what acts may be stricken from the

roll,

If an Attorney write and publish strictures on an
opinion delivered in court, with a view to
prejudice a cause pending in court, or a court
to which it may be remanded for trial, such
publishing is a contempt for which he may be
stricken from the roll of attorneys,
The Supreme Court (Tennessee) can silence and
disqualify an attorney, and he can be restored
no otherwise than by such court revoking the

sentence,

171

459

112

171

98

3

3 to 11

A license subsequently procured from circuit
judges pending the judgment of disqualifi-
cation, is a void license

BAIL,

BECK, Doctor, and others, their report of experiments
on the testimony in the case of Abraham
Kesler,

BY-LAWS. Power of Towns to enact,

Of the corporation of New-York,

6,7

7

387

50

75

243

Law of,

272, 273

274, 5

513

508

533

CONGRESS. Laws made by, in pursuance of the con-
stitution of the United States, are the supreme
laws of the land, any thing in the constitution
or laws of any state to the contrary notwith-
standing,
CONTEMPTS. Power of the courts to punish for,
To punish for, no part of the criminal law,
CONSPIRACY. To manufacture base indigo,
May be though no part of it is sold,

To inveigle a young girl to marry the defendant
she may be a witness,

CORPORATION. Ordinances of the, to prevent the

interment of the dead, within certain limits of
the city, not void,

304

3

6

293

298

506

237

It is not in violation of the 10th sect. of 1st. Article
of the Constitution of the United States,

243

3

3.6

COURTS. Speaking or writing against,
Villifying proceedings in, a contempt,
Power of, to punish for contempts,

The judgment of the court to which the con-
tempt is offered is final'; and, though the pro-
ceedings be summary, is no infringement of
the 11th sect. of the Bill of Rights, (Ten-
nessee)

3, 4

6 to 11

The power of Courts to punish for contempts by
summary judgment existed before and since
Magna Charta,

EXPATRIATION. Law of,

5, 6

385, 6

63

EXPERIMENTS made by several physicians on the
Oxydum Album Arcenici,

FUGITIVES FROM JUSTICE. Law and usage of

nations as to,

May be committed-what evidence necessary,
May be held a reasonable time,

When entitled to discharge,

HABEAS CORPUS,

473

ib.

ib.

ib.

481

HAYWOOD, Justice. His decision in Darby's case, 1 to 10

HIGH SEAS definition,

HISTORY.

When evidence,

2483 833

451
87,88