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    The duty of executors and administrators pointing out, in a plain and familiar manner, how executors are to proceed in the probate of wills, getting in the effects, and paying the debts and legacies of their testator: shewing also who are entitled by law to be the administrators of an intestate person: with full and clear directions to a man's relations how his estate will be distributed among them, according to the laws of South-Carolina. : To which are prefixed, all the statutes and acts relative to these subjects, Mr. Blackstone's rules for interpreting wills and deeds, and a table of inheritance ... and likewise, all the forms made use of in the Court of Ordinary

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    The public laws of the state of South-Carolina from its first establishment as a British province down to the year 1790, inclusive, in which is comprehended such of the statutes of Great Britain as were made of force by the act of assembly of 1712 : with an appendix containing such other statutes as have been enacted or declared to be of force in this state, either virtually or expressly : to which is added the titles of all the laws (with their respective dates) which have been passed in South-Carolina down to the present time : also the Constitution of the United States with the amendments thereto, and likewise the newly adopted constitution of the state of South-Carolina /
    Published 1790

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    The duty of executors and administrators .. shewing also who are entitled by law to be the administrators of an intestate person : with full and clear directions to a man's relations how his estate will be distributed among them, according to the laws of South-Carolina. To which are prefixed, all the statutes and acts relative to these subjects, Mr. Blackstone's rules for interpreting wills and deeds, and a table of inheritance, with a concise and easy explanation thereof. To which is added, a variety of precedents of wills, codicils,&c., with instructions for every person to make, alter and republish his will; and likewise, all the forms made use of in the Court of ordinary.

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    The laws of the province of South-Carolina, : in two parts. The first part containing all the perpetual acts in force and use. With the titles of such acts as are repealed, expired or obsolete, placed in the order of time in which they passed. The second part containing all the temporary acts in force and use. : To which is added the titles of all the private acts, and the two charters granted by King Charles II. to the Lords Proprietors of Carolina. : And also the Act of Parliament for establishing an agreement with seven of the said Lords Proprietors for the surrender of their title and interest to His Majesty. /
    Published 1736

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    The duty of executors and administrators : pointing out, in a plain and familiar manner, how executors are to proceed in the probate of wills, getting in the effects, and paying the debts and legacies of their testator: shewing also who are entitled by law to be the administrators of an intestate person: with full and clear directions to a man's relations how his estate will be distributed among them, according to the laws of South-Carolina. : To which are prefixed, all the statutes and acts relative to these subjects, Mr. Blackstone's rules for interpreting wills and deeds, and a table of inheritance ... and likewise, all the forms made use of in the Court of Ordinary

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    The laws of the province of South-Carolina : in two parts. The first part containing all the perpetual acts in force and use. With the titles of such acts as are repealed, expired or obsolete, placed in the order of time in which they passed. The second part containing al the temporary acts in force and use. To which is added the titles of all the private acts, and the two charters granted by King Charles II. to the Lords Proprietors of Carolina. And also the Act of Parliament for establishing an agreement with seven of the said Lords Proprietors for the surrender of their title and interest to His Majesty /
    Published 1736

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    The tryals of Major Stede Bonnet, and other pirates, viz. Robert Tucker, Edward Robinson, Neal Paterson [and 26 others] ... : Who were all condemn'd for piracy. As also the tryals of Thomas Nichols, Rowland Sharp, Jonathan Clarke, and Thomas Gerrat, for piracy, who were acquitted. At the admiralty sessions held at Charles-town, in the province of South Carolina, on Tuesday the 28th of October, 1718, and by several adjournments continued to Wednesday the 12th of November, following
    by Bonnet, Stede, -1718
    Published 1719

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    The laws of the province of South-Carolina, in two parts. The first part containing all the perpetual acts in force and use. With the titles of such acts as are repealed, expired or obsolete, placed in the order of time in which they passed. The second part containing all the temporary acts in force and use. To which is added the titles of all the private acts, and the two charters granted by King Charles II. to the Lords Proprietors of Carolina. And also the Act of Parliament for establishing an agreement with seven of the said Lords Proprietors for the surrender of their title and interest to His Majesty. Collected in two volumes. By Nicholas Trott, LL.D
    Published 1736

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