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9 1.

In like manner; after the same manner; likewise; also; again.

3. A particular in an account or b Ul. See Account, 1; Balance.

Formerly used in wills to mark a new paragraph or division after the first paragraph — which, was the imprim^is.^^ See Also; First. ITINERAIfT.

See Circuit. > King V. Chase, IB N. H. 16 0844), Parker, C. J.; 55, id. 593; 58 id. 117, 471; 4 F. E. 390; 18 Blatoh. 457. » 3 Bl. Com. 280; Perot's Appeal, 108 Pa. 256 (1883). s HoUand u Adams, 3 Gray, 193 (1865), Shaw, C. J.; 140 Mass. 267; 60N.H. 451. « Ingraham v. Meade, 3 Wall. Jr. 43 (1855); Adams », Law, 17 How. 431 (1854). ' Bigelow V. Morong, 103 Mass. 289 (1869). " Taylor v. Taylor, 63 Pa. 483 (1870), Sharswood, J.; Kleppner v. Laverty, 70 id. 73 (1871); Pobins v. Quinliven, 79 id. 338 (1875); Wister v. Scott, 105 id. 300, 214-16 (1884), cases; Keinoehl v. Shirk,, id. (1888), cases; Palmer V. Horn, 84 N. Y. 519 (1881), cases; Magnum v. Piester, 16 S. C. 324 (1881); Atkinson v. M'Cormick, 76 Va. ' 2 Washb. E. P., 4 ed., 604: 4 T. E. 299; 13 N. J. 177; 33 Pa. 483; 28 id. 103; 40 id. 65; 100 id. 540. " Daniel v. Whartenby, 17 Wall. 643 (1873).

J. J. The initial letter of judge and justice, words frequently abbreviated: J. A. Judge-advocate.