ZDITED WITH N0TS8 AND mErERCNCCay

B7 a M. 'WHARTON, ESQ.,

Of the Philadelphia Bar.
In eight large royal octavo volumes^ bound in best law sheep, raised bands and double titUt.
Fzioe, to Sabscribera, only Twenty^Five Dollars.
In this edition of East, the sixteen volames of the former edition have been compressed into eight— two
volumes in one thronghout— but nothing has been omttttrd; the entire work will be found, wiib the notes of
Mr. Wharton added to those of Mr. Day. The great reduction of price, (from ^Ti. the price of the last edi-
tion, to S35, the subscription price of this,) together with the improvement in appearance, will, it is trusted,
procure for it a ready sale.
Twenty-seven years have elapsed since the publication of the last American Edition of East's Reporu by
Mr. Day, and the work has become exceedingly scarce. This is the more to l>e regretted, as the great value
of these Reports, arising from the variety and importance of the subjects considered in them, and the fulness
€>{ the decisions on the subjects of Mercantile Law. renders them absolutely necessary to the American Law-
yer. The judgments of Ix>rd Kenyon and Ix>rd Blienborough, on ail practical and commercial points, are of
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the highest authority, and the volumes which contain them should form part of every well-selected Is.
