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administratrix aforesaid Alabama application Assembly con vened authorised Bank BIBB Byler and associates Chief Justice collect competent tribunal Comptroller contract convened county court county of Cotaco county of Madison creditors day of November debt debtors deceased duty election precinct entitled an act execution executor fifty cents Flinn further enacted G. W. OWEN GABRIEL MOORE GEORGE GEORGE W guardian hereby authorized hereby declared hereby repealed heretofore House of Representatives hundred and twenty Huntsville impan January and July John Byler judgment June 16 Jurisdiction jury lands letters of administration letters testamentary Leven Powell Mondays in January oath paid passed at Cahawba payment Penalty President purposes receive Regiment Repre sentatives return day road scite seat of justice second Mondays Senate and House session Sheriff Speaker sufficient security therein third Mondays THOMAS BIBB thousand dollars thousand eight hundred tion toll Treasurer Tuscaloosa Wilcox county
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Page 22 - ... shall be able and capable in law to purchase, have, hold, receive, enjoy, possess, and retain to...
Page 5 - States, shall be preserved by said clerks, and remain in their offices respectively; and so much of the act to which this is an amendment as requires that they shall be transmitted by said clerks to the Department of State, is hereby repealed.
Page 13 - ... bond shall be taken to the people of the State of Illinois, for the use of such minor, and shall not become void upon the first recovery, but may be put in suit from time to time, against all or any one or more of the obligors, in the name, and to the use and benefit of any person entitled, by a breach thereof, until the whole penalty shall be recovered thereon.
Page 16 - Passed September 4th, 1821. See Clay's Digest, 227. The grounds or causes for relief presented in the bill are next to be examined, and are two. One is the claim on account of an alleged failure by Samuel Savage to settle, as executor in South Carolina, for a debt due from himself to William F. Taylor...
Page 28 - Any assignment by an insolvent debtor of his or her property, for the benefit of his or her creditors, in which any preference or priority is given to any creditor or creditors of the said debtor by the terms of the said assignment over any other creditor or creditors...
Page 25 - And be it further enacted, That an act entitled "An act to provide for the survey of the public lands in California, the granting of pre-emption rights therein, and for other purposes...
Page 15 - Provided, always, That before the rendition of judgment in any such action, there shall be produced in court where the same is pending, a copy of such letters testamentary, probate, or letters of administration, duly authenticated, according to the laws of the United States in such cases, and the certificate of the clerk of the county court of some county in this state, that such certificate has been duly recorded in his office ; and in default of such proof, the court may direct a non-suit to be...
Page 16 - When any personal representative, or guardian, shall be displaced, all moneys due to him or her, in such right, by execution or otherwise, shall be paid to his or her successor.
Page 13 - Such bond shall not become void on the first recovery, and may be put in suit and prosecuted from time to time, against all or any one, or more of the obligors, in the name and at the cost of any person or persons injured by a breach thereof, until the whole penalty shall be recovered thereon...
Page 29 - ... enforce the payment of the tax was made ; and we hold that such sale, and all the proceedings for the collection of the tax, after such repeal, were void." The Illinois statute of February 26, 1839, which prescribed a new mode of proceeding to enforce the collection of taxes,1 contained this clause : " All acts and parts of acts, coming within the purview and meaning of this act, and all laws or parts of laws heretofore passed, exempting town lots and other property in incorporated towns from...