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1 Revised Statutes of the State of New York, as Altered by Subsequent Legislation; Together with the Unrepealed Statutory Provisions of a General Nature, Passed from the Time of the Revision to the Close of the Session of the Legislature of 1858, Arranged in the Manner of the Revised Statutes. To Which Are Added References to Judicial Decisions in Relation to Their Provisions, and Explanatory Notes (5th ed.) i (1859)

handle is hein.nysstatutes/parress0001 and id is 1 raw text is: THE REVISED STATUTES or Tug STATE OF NEW YORK, AS ALTERED BY SUBSEQUENT LEGISLATION; TOGETHEII WIThI TiE UNREPZALED STATUTORY PROVISIONS OF A OENERAL NATURE, PASSET) FROM THE TIME OF TIHE 1tEVISION TO TIlE CLOSE OF TIE SESSION OF TIlE LEGISLATURE OF i8K ARRANGED IN THE MANNER OF TIlE REVISED STATUTES, TO WIlIOlI AR ADDED REFERENCES TO JUDICIAL DECISIONS IN RELATION TO THEIR PROVISIONS, AND EXPLANATORY NOTE. PREPARED BY AMASA J. PARKER, GEORGE WOLFORD AND EDWARD WADE, COUNSELLORS AT LAW. IN TH -REE VOLU3-MES. VOLUME I. CONTAiING TE FIRST TIIIRTERN CIhAPTERS OF TlE FIRST PART OF TIHE REVISED STATUTES, AND Tile ONERAL LAWS CI0NN0TXD WITH TIEM, FROM TiE REVISION TO THE CLOSE O TuE SESSION Or 1858. FIFTH EDITION. ALBANY: BANKS & BROTHERS, LAW BOOKSELLERS, 144 NASSAU-STREET, NEW YqRK, 475 BROADWAY, ALBANY. 1869.

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