The Pocket lawyer, and family conveyancer
Subtitle: comprising a selection of forms necessary in all mercantile and money transactions including every direction essential to the magistrate and private individual, laid down in so plain a manner as to enable every person to transact his own concerns without the assistance of a lawyer, to which is added an abridged law dictionary and the fee bill, embellished with upwards of twenty pages of script, serving as a model for good writing
By: compiled by a gentleman of the bar.
Contributors: A gentleman of the bar.
Publisher: F. Bell : sold by Kay & Troutman
Published: 1848
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 142
Subjects: Forms (Law) -- Pennsylvania.; Law -- United States -- Terminology.; Costs (Law) -- Pennsylvania.
Notes: At head of title: Bell's stereotype edition.