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 SMI SMITH, F. 0. J. Laws of the State of Maine, with the Consti- tution of the United States, and of said State, prefixed; also, Notes and References, dehneating the Additions and Modifications thereof, which have been enacted by the Legislature of the State, from 1821 to 1834 ; to which is appended, a full Synopsis of the Decisions relating thereto, contained in Massachusetts, Pickerings, and Greenleaf's Reports. 2 vols, 8vo. Portland. 1834. SMITH, JOHN GORDON. An Analysis of Medical Evidence; comprising Directions for Practitioners, in the View of becoming Witnesses in Courts of Justice. 8vo. London. 1825. — — . Hints for the Examination of Medical Witnesses. 8vo. London. 1829. . Principles of Forensic Medicine. 2d ed. 8vo. London. 1824. SMITH, SIR W. C. Charges and Addresses from Grand Juries, with their Answers at length. 8vo. Dublin. 1834. • . Tracts on Legal and other Subjects. 8vo. Dub- lin. 1811. SMITH, THOMAS B. C. and ESPINE BATTY. Reports of Cases argued and determined in the Court of K. B. in Ireland, from M. T., 1824, to the end of T. T. 1825. 8vo. Dublin. 1830. SMITH, JOHN SIDNEY. A Treatise on the Practice of the Court of Chancery ; with an Appendix of Forms and Precedents of Costs, adapted to the last New Orders. 3d ed., revised and enlarged. 2 vols. 8vo. London. 1845. 2d American, from the 2d London ed., with Notes and References. By D. Graham. 2 vols. 8vo. Philadelphia. 1842. The above is one of the latest and most esteemed Treatises upon Chancery Practice. The author's professional situation made him fami- liar with the minutia, and intricacies, of this department of Jurisprudence, and his efforts in communicating the information obtained, have been very successful and highly commended. The notes and references to the Ame- rican edition are numerous, and furnish a convenient guide to a large proportion of pertinent adjudications in the various Chancery tribunals of the Union. In almost all of the new States separate Chancery juris- dictions are established, whose modes of procedure are similar to the English Court of Chancery, which renders works of this character of pretty general utility. 8 Jurist, Pt. 11., 255; (9) 123; 21 L. 0.473; (29) 62 ; 2 L. M. N. S. 58; 2 A. L. M. 479. 652