The New vade-mecum; or, Young clerk's magazine: digested and improved to correspond with the laws of the state of New-York in particular, and the United-States in general: containing a variety of the most useful precedents, adapted to almost every transaction in life; such as articles of agreement, awards, bonds, conditions, recognizances, letters and warrants of attorney, covenants, releases, indentures, charter-parties, copartnerships, bargain, and sales. Gifts, grants, exchanges, leases, mortgages, assignments, defeasances, surrenders, uses, trusts, conveyances by lease and release, feossments, jointures, marriage-settlements, wills and codicils, levying of fines, &c. &c. &c. --To which is added-- a collection of forms of writs, &c. most common in use in the Supreme Court of the state of New-York. --Entered according to law.--
Lansingburgh [N.Y.] : Printed by Silvester Tiffany, for, and sold by, Tho's Spencer, at his book store, in Albany,
MDCCXCIV. [1794]
"Apology. .. The printer had for his copy one of the Young clerk's magazines printed in Philadelphia .."--p. 333.
Edition statement transposed; precedes "--Entered according to law.--" on title page.
Editor's preface signed: Thomas Spencer. Albany, January 1, 1794.
Error in paging: p. 289-336 misnumbered 299-346. Cf. the erratum note, p. 334.
ESTC
Evans,