The Young clerk's magazine: or, English law-repository containing, a variety of the most useful precedents of articles of agreement, bonds, bills, recognizances, releases, letters and warrants of attorney, awards, bills of sale, gifts, grants, leases, assignments, mortgages, surrenders, jointures, covenants, copartnerships, charterparties, letters of licence, compositions, conveyances, partitions, wills, and all other instruments that relate to public business. With necessary directions for making distresses for rent, &c. as the law between landlord and tenant now stands. To which is added, the doctrine of fines and recoveries, and their forms (Printed by Joseph Crukshank, in Market-Street, between Second and Third-Streets, 1788)
"American editions of the following books may be had of Joseph Crukshank."–p. [301-306]