Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-22

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TIME Practice in the Courts of Jusc. in En.land and
II the United States, VOL 3, new edition, will be issued
on Monday The 2d inst. Orders from the country ell.
closing The price Of the book ST. will be promptly ,up.
Publisher and Law Rockefeller Richmond.
CONTENTS
VOLUME IIl.-Of the Pares who NAV cue and he sycd
the Form OF Action and the Frame Of the Pleadinps
Extract from the authors preface the Third Volume:
In the two former volumes | had treated
LIST OF the place which be looked Toto a.ccrta
the State or country whose lave shall decide the matter in
conroversy-or TO ascertain where proceedings shall be
instituted to obtsin such decision
Cd o. tho time IL which acons may lawfully take
place, within which proceedings may lawfully be hsd
3D. Or the circumstances OF the transactions or the sub
ject matter OF the proceeding.
Having in these yolumcs VIVA, circu giya
right to mantain personal action-wthin what time
the action Is 10 be brough-and how the time is
computed | have advanced n step farther and
e!own who be the parties 10 the sron-wha Ia 10
be Its !ormanc what '- generally in the declaration
complaint suiHclen, statement of the cause thereof
NOTICES OF THE PRESS
THE book might rery well be entitled 'Robnson's In.
stitutes In the two which have been success.
lively published every head and title the whole
body u Jurisprudence in the common law Courts M is
now received and acknowledged upon the particular sub
jcct No lawyer in any Of the Stare Courts In the
deral tribunals can fail To lind advantage from referring
To it upon any point upon which t Not only are
all the English and American quoted referred to-
but they narshaed and dscu with judicial care
and capacity. In this way we have all the benefit OF II
modern digest united with that g ali rnlightenrd
upon each topic, briefly but thoroughly prescnted-fEa.
tiona INTEL! gencrr.
"a careful aud thorough pe.usaI of Its contents enable.
cordially Ia Join in the united expression the opinion
ofs Profession far have heard IT, that upon the
topics OF which it treats II is the no.t exhaustive work
which has ever been published
Mr. Robinson has received from the bar of this country
and OF England, where they slow to commend the
wor ks OF American Jurist the atterng Testimonials
OF tho extern: and utility OF his laborS"lQuartery Law
Journal
at will BE- observed that the learned authors plan Is ex.
trhonnrilI comprehensive, aud "r tran-r.nds tho limit.
OF what lawyers commonly include lnder the title o;
"Prncricc. In snort he l.. have Ccs,cd tho whole
body OF the excepting the Criminal part and the work
may be said 10 br Law Library condcns. Into portable
size Iii certainly work Of utility. and such prac.
Using Attorney who examines it will be likely TO No.
glcct-t New York Commercial Advertiser.
THE work IL already recognized, and when completed
must be generally adopted. Invaluable manual,
general s,orchouse Of legal propositions, grcnt
ry of legal weapons; aud when completed the diff.
Guilty OF noting and o kecpn. pace With the changes OF
the Law will be comparatively ,riaing."-tEew York
Evening Posi
Robnsoas Practice ia the very b"st book of the kind
tsn 1t Is mos, lucid condensation Of the law the
subj .rrutc and it viii DO found by the profession Of
inesnshc practical uri!i,y-Proeasor Alb. Csruthers
Law Professor, Cumberland College, Lebanon Tonnes.
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