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1 Horatio Marbury & William H. Crawford, Digest of the Laws of the State of Georgia, from Its Settlement as a British Province, in 1755, to the Session of the General Assembly in 1800, Inclusive (Mar. & Cr.) 1 (1802)

handle is hein.sstatutes/geofroit0001 and id is 1 raw text is: DIGESTi OF TIHE, OF THEL State o eorgia, b. 1 FROM ITS :SETTLEMENT AS A BRITISH PROVINCE, IN 75 , TO THE SESSION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY IN i8o,.1NCLUSIVE. All the Laws paffdi within the above periods, and now in force, alphabetically irranged under their reIjpefLive Titles: Alfo the State ConIflitutions of 1777 and 789, with the addhtions and ameudhnents in 1795, and the Conflitution of J 798. TO WHICH1 IS ADDED, AN APPENDIX: A he Declaration of American Independce; the Articles of Confederation and pcpetual Union; the Federal CoilUtution, with the amendncnts thereto: all the Trcatics betleen the United States and foreign Nations; the Treaties bi'tween the United States and the different tribe of Indians; and thofe between the State of Georgia and the Southern and 1/'dern Indians. WITH1 A COPIOUS INDEX TO '. lE WHOLE. Compiled, arranged and digjed from the original Records, and under t!eftial Authority of e e BY HORATIO MARBURY & WILLIAM -. CRAWFORD, Esi, §abannab: PRINTE D BY SEYMOUR, WOOLHOW Ta:1 eF5- 18032.

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