The Pocket Lawyer, or Self-Conveyancer: Containing All the Most Useful Forms, REndered so plain, that every Man can draw any Instrument of Writing, without the assistance of an Attorney, In a Method Entirely New, Second Edition, printed and Published by Gustavus S. Peters, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, 1829 — 107 pages — measures: 3 1/2" x 5 11/16"

Contents:

• Promissory Note
• Note With Interest
• Note With Security
• Judgment Note
• Receipt — General Form
• For Money Received of a Third Person
• For Interest Due on a Bond
• Bill of Exchange
• Proxy to Vote for Directors of the Bank of the United States
• Notice — From a Landlord to a Tenant
• Assignment of a Bond or Bill
• The Form of an Accommodation Note to be Discontinued at the Bank of the United States
• The Form of a Common Negotiable Note
• Indenture of an Apprentice
• Assignment of an Apprentice
• Common and Judgment Bond
• Assignment of a Bond
• For Bond Mislaid or Lost
• Lease of a Farm
• Lease of a House
• Assignment of a Lease
• Agreement for Sale of an Estate
• Agreement for Building a House
• Agreement with a Clerk or Workman
• Bill of Sale of Goods
• Another — A Bill of Sale of Goods
• Letter of Attorney — To Receive Debts
• Letter of Attorney
• Conditions of Public Vendue - [a public sale at auction]
  
• Sale of Goods and Chattels
• Mortgage
• Acknowledgment of a Mortgage
• Deed — Common Form
• Acknowledgment of a Deed
• Appointment of a Guardianship
• Clause Concerning Disputes about Any Gift or Bequest in a Will
• Common Bond of Arbitration
• Award — By Three Arbitrators
• Petition for Laying Out a Road
• Petition for Review of a Road
• Petition for Vacating a Road
• Petition for Valuing Lands
• A General Release From One to One
• Release of a Legacy
• Release to a Guardian
• For Writings Left in a Person's Hands
• For Money Received on a Purchase
• Agreement with a Manager