INDEX.

A.

ABATEMENT-in actions by single women, marriage not cause of
Death of parties, not cause of

-59-499

60

ib.

ib.

ib.

91/

Death of parties, not cause of when one or more survives
Revocation of letters of administration, not cause of
Appeals and writs of error, the same law applicable to
Attachments, death of parties, not cause of

Non-joinder of defendants in suits against companies, not cause of 59
Pleas in, to be verified by affidavit

When insufficient, plaintiff shall recover costs
Not allowed in suits for partition of real estate

In chancery, hat will be cause of

ABSCONDING DEBTORS-see attachments
ACCIDENT-acts committed by, not deemed criminal
ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF DEEDS-see conveyances

By persons not having authority, how punished
ACCESSORIES-in crime, who considered, and how punished

After the fact

ACCOUNT---Action of, by and against whom may be brought
Auditor to be appointed

power and duties of

Defendant not appearing, may be attached
Appeals and writs of error allowed in

ib.

ib.

474

123

172

191

178

ib.

61

ib.

62%

61

62

ACTIONS-of account

61

May be brought in the county where plaintiff resides, when
the cause of accrued in said county

ACTIONABLE WORDS-what deemed

ADMINISTRATORS-see wills

ADULTERY AND FORNICATION-punishment for

AD QUOD DAMNUM-not to bar a prosecution for a nuisance

Writ of see mills and millers

ADVERSE POSSESSION-not to invalidate conveyances of land
ADVERTISEMENTS-certificate of printer, evidence of publication
When made in relation to a suit, by whom paid for
When made by public officers, how paid for
ADJUTANT GENERAL-duty of, in relation to returns of census made

to him

Shall report to the legislature all defects in the laws

"AFFIRMATIONS-how and by whom may be administered

If false, shall subject to punishment for perjury

Of trespass and trover, in certain cases, justices of the peace
may try

Of assault, assault and battery and affrays, confined to justices
of the peace

441

449

120

62

63

ib.

118

472

174-472

AFFRAYS-definition of

By whom to be tried

AIDING-escapes of prisoners, how punished
ALIMONY-when allowed

ALTERING-marks or brands, punishment for
AMENDMENTS AND JEOFAILS,

196

402

Demurrer, special, what will be cause of
Judgments, after verdict, not to be stayed for any mispleading 65
Not to be stayed for informality of papers

Not to be stayed for varianee between writ and declaration
Not to be stayed for want of pledges orcertain allegations

By confession, nil dicit, or non sum informatus, when not to
be stayed

Misprisions of clerks and other officers amendable

May be amended after judgment

New entries, after judgment, not to impair records
Writs of mandamus and quo warranto, embraced th
Not extended to indictments, and qui tam actions
ANCIENT RECORDS-see public and ancient records
APPEALS---In attachments

In quo warranto

When several parties, may be taken by any one

APPEALS OF FELONY-abolished

APPREHENSION of offenders

APPRENTICES-absconding, master's remedy against

403

395-409

146-653

494

444

408

-496

209

-219

Complaints of, by whom to be heard, and how redressed 70
Complaints of masters, by whom heard

May be bound by parents

Guardian

Surrender of, by master, how made

Secreting property, with intent to steal, how punished 185
Selling liquors to, how punished

207

When bound to two or more persons, if one die

Minors, when may be bound as, by county commissioners 481

APPROPRIATIONS-partial to the General Assembly, 1832-3

General, to the officers and members of the General
Assembly of 1832-3

For contingent fund

Incidental expenses of Penitentiary 1833-4
Copying Journals

To the Auditor of Public Accounts, as additional salary 77

78.

APPROVERS-not to be witnesses

174

ARBITRATIONS-arbitrators, court may appoint on application of parties 81

Duty of

Shall be sworn

ib.
80-1

May subpoena witnesses and administer oaths 81
May be compelled to act

Compensation of

Award, judgment not to be entered on, until notice be

given to the opposite party

May be enforced by attachment in certain cases
When procured by corruption, void

Shall have the effect of a verdict

Witnesses, how summoned and compelled to attend
Compensation of

Allowed in cases before justices of the peace

ARMS-public-see public arms

ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION

ARRAIGNMENT-of prisoners

ARSON--what shall be considered, and how punished

ASSAULT-with intent to commit murder, mayhem, rape, robbery or lar-

ceny, how punished

ASSAULT AND BATTERY-jurisdiction of, given to justices of the
Assesso 1838 p.4

peace

ASSIGNMENT of error in criminal cases

Of dower

Of gaming contracts, not to affect defences

Of promissory notes, &c.-see promissory notes, &c.

ATTACHMENT- against absconding and absent debtors

Non-resident debtors

83

82-3

93

87

Third persons may interplead without giving 99

Effect of

87

95

84

84

ib.

492

Defendant may plead but cannot replevy without bond 93
Depositions in, how to be taken

90

Execution, to issue against property attached

ib.

Executors and adminstrators, how to be made parties in 91

Suits already pending, attachments may be issued in aid of 94
Set-offs may be pleaded in

ATTACHMENTS(Continued.)

Shall not be quashed for insufficiency of affidavit
May be sued out on Sunday in certain cases
When two or more are issued against the same person
each creditor to have his proportion

ib.

92

When may be issued to other counties

94

Writs of error and appeal, allowed in

ATTORNEY GENERAL-shall attend supreme court

Shall prosecute impeachments

Shall advise the officers of the state

When interested, court may appoint a prosecutor 98
May call upon the the state's attorneys to assist

93

97

ib.

ib.

him

ib.

Shall report to the general assembly at each session

104

Shall keep an account against all collectors of moneys due
from the different counties

105

Shall report to the legislature all defects in the laws

504

Shall grant all quietuses

ib.

Shall institute all suits in favor of the state

Shall keep his office at the seat of government
Duties under revenue laws--see revenue

*AUDITOR'S WARRANTS-Shall be countersigned by treasurer

÷AWARD-See arbitrations

When lost or mislaid, duplicate may be issued

106-593

106

103

106