General and special term minute books, 1797-1847.

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General and special term minute books, 1797-1847.

Minute books for 1797-1800 contain grand jury proceedings and minutes of trials and sentencing. The series also contains special rules or orders granted upon special motions, orders issued in real property proceedings, appointments of commissioners to screen candidates for attorney or counsellor in the Supreme Court, and general procedural rules.

11 cu. ft. (29 volumes)

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SNAC Resource ID: 8241100

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