978 resultados para Confiscations--South Carolina--Early works to 1800


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Portion of decree in the case of George John Fardo v. Commissioners of Confiscation. Signed by Richard Hutson, John Mathews and John Rutledge. Filed 20 June 1786. The text of the decree itself, evidently once enclosed in this sheet, is missing.

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Plea in response to the plaintiff's declaration. Signed: (Charles) Pinckney, defendant's attorney, and John Rutledge (plaintiff's attorney?). Note on verso: Filed 4th May 1763.

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by R. Cowley.

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Shows troop movements during 1781.

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Pen-and-ink.

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Scale ca. 1:250,000.

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Scale ca. 1:11,800.

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Bibliography: p. 479-486.

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Title varies slightly.

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Register of marriages, births and baptisms, deaths and burials: p. [23]-111.

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This booklet describes freshwater fishes found in South Carolina waters, giving information about the fish, its range, preferred habitat, food habits, size and other miscellaneous facts. It also has information on angler ethics, catch & release programs, fishing regulations and aquatic education programs.

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Document empowering John Harvey and Samuel Johnston to act as Barker's representatives to recover a debt from the estate of Dr. John Craven of North Carolina and to settle Barker's affairs and dispose of his property in North Carolina. Dated 23 May 1767.

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Copy of act pertaining to taking of property for failure to pay taxes. Signed: Alexander Martin and John Sitgreaves.