New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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OF THE LIMITATION o. ACTIONS AVID OP LIENS
AGAISsI kEAL ESTATE IN PENNSYLVANIA -
ELK. PACE Psasdslpns: ksJ Br,tbssa svo rp ss1
The author Of this boob having been engaged for
iOty yesIe a. convey ANGER h Poilsdel yhis, end
having, &c . member Of ne Psshsyivasn Senate, lad
a scive sbse in the more recent gastoa Of rs;
Safe On the iuhsc: Of imitation of acons ard he
curly Of landed t;,l' las .mb died In ths volume
complete yiev OF the aw Of Pennsylvania o. tostsrb
iect 81 regulated By statute and ,eeed By dsesicas
That portion Of IL which relates 70 sss includes The
men Of the vendor, hens N.rg from trusts Eens for
rent for eebA Of deceased penoEs Lens BY jIdgDent
and DEGREES, transcripts ana exe,utons. pors.seA a.
tscb n.I Q, esobsss, tsIes beth S:e Sad city, and
n+chsn:cs lieEs a,o the hens o. i,opnesssees grow
inc {, Of easemeIt and the limitation Of taese iens
where they have any. TSe book is specially coneosd
to TIE ia. and p,sc,ce Of Penrsy vans and nu.. be
Of eres. u,e ard convenience to tie coaveyasce.s Of
TIA. State, while mary of the dootIiies and prin-
ciples l. contains are Of general application
II hss lately been de dared by the Supreme Court
Of Perns,lvsni. 70 be tie no.t important duy Of
the Ju leiay, to make the tiles to real ests,e E.
certain as poesole" is evident from this book
tbs. in Pepr.ylvsns in other States, The are rt
,,k, and poaible Sefsc1 Of title against vhi,h 10
o. to which, a. our author observes, the only rue Of
,sfeiy 10 be given to deal With honest and respon
,ibe persona" This, ceitai.y is defect which oush
10 be rsmeded by egslaton. Tue eoLcaoing cnsp;er
consists of advice to youpg prsctoi srs rs her Of
mo al than of Q legal character Speaking from hs
osp experience he suggests the ptobst iiy OF app-
csiors fro m persons resident in distant parts of the
cuntry setting up claims by descert from some alleged
remote ancestor to extensive city lots or large tracts Of
f.rmir land general Oh the sIensth Of some vague
family tradition or perhaps bYes on unsurTsndersd
deeos or copies of wills, bnt without the knowledge
hev far thee documents may have been overrdden or
ret aside by other deeds or vii. subsequently mad',
what entailmeLts msy have been barred, or re-
uairders or revsrsions cut OF, or what BANK
,uptcies, assignments or executions may have
tvept away the title ard often, a,o, ci1n
ing by q fsse geneacgy the blood of an ancestry
that nj yer ran in their veins. Oar author would not
absolutely discourage youthful enterprise and proiss
sional ambition from the investigation OF suon clam
Of tb, sort as may present some color OF pIausio'y,
but he advises tina, 1t be done cautiously and disrust
fully, with view TO facts oppo'ed to the claim as well
a. favorable to H. and that Def disturbing the CON-
muniiy or alarming individuals 10 possession, IS ihey
suppofed, by . good title for which they nad faiiy
paid--to be fully assured that the claim set up 10
well founded and not barred by deed, will, judgment
or lin itstion of time. HE who hunts after stale
GAINS. wakes into strife causes long forgotten, or
mscbievt usly prosecues those Brought 70 MS noe,
will, to certainty, find reaction against hm dsas'
t1ous to bis success IN life, without the amends a.
reed BY the ssousress Of having discharged an
unavailable duty" Two other pieces OF ADVICE
he adds, in much the same spirit 10 case
of the discovery of defects 10 title sub
mi,ted to q practitioner FOR examination, lot MIN
be content with communicating his discoveries
lust 20 far Is his duty to his client, the IN
tended purchaser requires and no furher thus Isav'
il to The holder the opportunity WI hoat e1teroaI IN
reference, to perfect histle. either by ispse OF tme
or stme arrangement with those who might take sd'
vsrtsge Of tie deficiency. The othor piece OF advice
IT, to avoid the temptation Of osrg aiming for share
BY way Of fees In apy estss, other claim cinsngsnt
On recovery Such arrangements are Absolutely pro-
bibited by law in several ,ia.ee, and though allowed
nd iisouenty sdoped in others, they are poirsdly
col d. peo by our author, who doubtless spssks fon
e,pe,i-Ice, as leading directly to disturbance Of tue
p.sce of society and 10 nielty TO pr'fessiora 81
.blps ions. In fac. our author sets up very high
ssndsrd Of professional duty, suggesting that wns
studying and helping to administer the Law Of earthly
irb.tspces the practitioner ough; 80 TO conduc. him
self a. to be able to read bis title clear to msa-
,i,os IL tbs slies This sort Of advice is rather unu-
.usl in Law books; but we are not s2osed to con
d. mn i. o. out Of plsce-at least rot 10 Iaw'book
written fr Pennsylvania, and evidently by uaa not
uniubued with the spirit Of the founder Of thst CON-
nOnwsalth.
YOUNG AMERICA IN WALL STREET: BY ososeh
FRANCIS TRAIN. limo. pp 400 Derby Jses'oa.
Young AmeIios iiscourses 10 bis oountrymcu in this
volume on the causes and consequences Of the present
financial ciis, in q stye which is best described by
bis own epi.het-" 81 rockety" He doubtless ru'hss
the fastest scars the highest fashes the brightest, and
faxes the oudsss Of any display Of literary fire work,
which has recently dazzled the admiring eyes OF
Yanhte Doodle. His pyIotechnics are wonderful, and
when burned GU. leave hsge pile of statstios which
ae ady for any other venture 10 the cir The ohief
part of his volume has already appeared in the form Of
letters to ,urdIy Journals but they are now brought
forward for The second time with comments and sug
s.s,iors adapted in the opinion OF Young Asrios to
srBehtep blind cd public with regard to tho genera
ruiz. In eli his adress he has plenty OF method,
and the widest ghts of his rhetoric start to suo
,taptial bssis Of arithmetic. The burden Of bis song
of sssandrs is that We al the victim, OF s1rava
Rance ard furious fpeculation-tbst We are on tas
brink OF utter desractonsor which there 10 no savs-
ton but in economy, moderation and sound currency
Not very bad doc rps for prof.ssed sly rocket
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