492

490

497

88

430

495

519

501

. 116, 198, 216, 377, 576

Forbes v. Cochran, 2 Barnw. and Cress, 448,
Foster and others v. Neilson, 2 Peters, 254,
Fox v. the State of Ohio, 5 Howard, 410,
Francisque, case of negro, Denisart's Decisions Nouvelles,

G

Gelly v. Cleve, 1 Ld. Raymond, 147,
Gifford v. Yarborough, 5 Bingham, 167,
Gloucester Ins. Co. v. Younger, 2 Curtis C. C. R., 322,
Goshen v. Stonington, 4 Connecticut, 209, .
Grace, case of the slave, 2 Haggard's Adm., 94,

Grantham, case of Sir Thomas, 3 Modern, 120, .
Groves v. Slaughter, 15 Peters, 449,

194, 208, 376, 385, 576,

586, 588
331

490, 538, 561

H

Haggin v. Squiers, 2 Bibb, 334,

433

Harvey v. Thomas, 10 Watts, 63,

520

Harvey and others v. Decker and Hopkins, 18 Walker's Mississippi, 36, 414

Heathfield v. Chilton, 3 Burroughs, 2015,

Jack v. Martin, 12 Wendell, 311, and 14 Wendell, 507,
Jackson v. Bullock, 12 Connecticut, 38,

INDEX OF CASES.

xlv

Jackson, Lessee of, v. Burns, 3 Binney, 74,

430

James v. Lechmere, Washburn's paper before Mass. Hist. Soc.,

264

501

Jones and others v. Reed, 1 Johnson's Cases, 20, 1 Caines, 594, note,

K

Kempe, Lessee of, v. Kennedy, 5 Cranch, 174,

Kirk, case of George, 4 N. Y. Legal Obs., 456,

Knight against Wedderburne, 33 Morrison's Dict. Decisions,

L

Livingston, Lessee of, v. Moore, 7 Peters, 469,

Lockington, case of, 5 Hall's Am. Law Journal, 92,
Lonsdale v. Brown, 4 Wash. C. C. R., 148,

495

444

Martin v. Hunter's Lessee, 1 Wheaton, 304, . 431, 491, 492, 493, 497, 498,

Mary v. the Vestry of Wm. and Mary Par., 3 Harris, and McHenry,

503, 504

176

503

490

406

408, 469

495

492

115, 116

501

Pallas and others v. Hill and others, 2 Hen. and Munford, 149,

Schooner Exchange v. McFaddon, 7 Cranch, 116,

Scott, (the negro Dred,) v. Emerson, 15 Missouri, 576,
Scrimshire v. Scrimshire, 2 Hagg. Consis., 395, .

Sergeant, ex parte, 8 Hall's Law Journal, 206,
Seton v. Hanham, R. M. Charlton, 374,

495

433

Seville v. Chretien, 5 Martin's La., 275,

212

Shanley v. Harvey, 2 Eden, 126,

586, 587

Sheddan against a Negro, 33 Morrison's Dict. Decisions,

332

Sims, case of, 7 Cushing, 285,

32, 313, 408, 495, 501

Smith v. Brown and Cooper, Salkeld, 666, and Holt, 495,. 116, 118, 182, 359

Smith v. Gould, Salkeld, 666, and 2 Ld. Raymond, 1274,
Somerset, case of, Lofft, 1, and 20 Howell's St. Trials, 1,

116, 184
27, 43, 136,
189, 358, 576

495

307

226, 296

408

296

50

306

493

306

285

296

493

307

285

66

66

United States v. Dodge, 14 Johnson, 95,

Campbell, 6 Hall's Am. Law Journal, 113,

Lathrop, 17 Johnson, 4,

408

28, 116

296

464

492, 493

. 88, 140

497

497

497

496

393

490

Warder v. Arrel, 2 Washington, 1, Va., 282,
Ware's Administrator v. Hylton, 3 Dallas, 1991,

Ward v. Jenkins, 8 Law Reporter, 538,

Ward v. Mann, 9 Law Reporter, 493,

Watson v. Tarpley, 18 Howard, 517,

Wells v. Newkirk, 1 Johnson's Cases, 228,

Wheaton and others v. Peters and others, 8 Peters, 591,

Winchendon v. Hatfield, 4 Mass., 123,

White v. Chambers, 2 Bay, 70,

Wilkinson v. Leland, 2 Peters, 627,

Wright v. Deacon, 5 Serg. and Rawle, 62,

Wynehamer v. People, 3 Kernan, 378,

Wytham v. Dutton, 3 Modern, 160, .

Y

Yates v. Lansing, 9 Johnson, 395, .

501, 527

CORRECTIONS.

PAGE 39, note, line 3 from bottom, for "the result either," read, "either the result." Page 75, line 14 from top, for "The motives for that practice are immaterial,” read, "The motives which may have actuated the State, in this, are immaterial."

Page 119, note 1, line 3, for "18 East," read, " 10 East."

Page 133, note 1, for "1 Comstock," read, " 4 Comstock."

Page 158, note 2, line 6, for "Novell. 162, c. 3," read, "Novell. 156.”

Page 180, line 5 from bottom, after "Warkhouse," insert, "3 Levinz, 336."
Page 211, line 6 from top, for "captived," read, "baptized."

Page 211, line 5 from bottom, for "vontre," read, "ventre."

Page 221, note 1, line 1, after "Swedish," insert, or Danish,"

Page 228, line 5 from bottom of the text, for "further," read, "fuller."

Page 230, line 19 from top, for "1559," read, "1659."

Page 265, note 1, line 3, for "restructed," read, "restricted."

Page 285, note 1, for “1 Zabriskie's R., 368, 378," read, "1 Spencer, 368, and State

v. Post, 1 Zabriskie, 699."

Page 329, line 13 from top, for "laws. No laws," read, "laws, no laws."

Page 344, line 7 from top, for "Code Noir," read, "Edict of Louis XV."

Page 349, line 12 from top, insert "the," before "question."

Page 362, for the numbers of the notes, "3, 4," read, “1, 2."

Page 369, in the note, dele 59, after R.

Page 377, line 18 from top, for "primitive," read, "punitive."
Page 381, note 2, line 12, for "casa,” read, “casu.”
Page 382, note 2, line 5, for "aportet," read, “oportet."
Page 447, line 9 from bottom, for "nature," read, name."
Page 486, note 1, line 2, for "1 Peters,” read, “7 Peters."
Page 493, note 1, line 5, for "Tuff," read, "Tutt."

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Pages 494, 495, for "CONCURRENT," in the running title, read, CONTESTED."
Page 495, note 3, for "92, 313; 5 of same, 301, 330," read, "92-103, 301–330."
Page 496, line 1, for "two," read, “four."

Page 501, note 1, line 9, after " Fitzpatrick," insert, “3 Caines, 36, and Foot v. Ste

Page 505, last line in note, for "See note," read, "(2) See note 1."
Page 520, line 18 of note, for "Bramfield," read, "Brownfield."