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be in their store-houses between sun-set and sun-rise — 1817, ch.

227, sec. 4, ..........

687

Possession to be given in evidence in defending suits for land taken up

by warrant— 1818, ch. 90, .

691

See Possession.

A copy of any original certificate in the land-office, certified as therein

mentioned, to be evidence — 1818, ch. 100, .....

691

See Plots — Land-office.

In any trial under the act respecting demands on banks for gold or

silver, the courts authorized to compel any party in the transac-

tions prohibited, to give evidence ; but no evidence so given to be

used against him in any trial for the like offence — 1818, ch. 191,

sec. 7, ........ ...

699

Where a power is given to take hills pro confesso, &c. a decision may

be made against the absent defendants, on the testimony taken be-

tween the parties — 1818, ch. 193, sec. 5, .....

700

The informer a competent witness under the act of 1817, for the better

protection of slaveholders in the several counties therein men-

tioned — 1820, ch. 88.

Copies and extracts from the manuscript or printed volumes of the

proceedings of the legislature lodged with the clerk of the court of

appeals, when officially atlested by the clerk to be received in evi-

dence— 1825, ch. 78, sec. 2, ..... .

830

Instruments of writing attested by a subscribing witness to be proved

in the same manner as, if not so attested — 1825, ch. 120,

830

This act not to extend to last wills and testaments — 1825, ch. 78, sec. 2,

830

A copy of a writ of error, or appeal bond, good evidence to prove the

execution of such bond— -1826, ch. 200, sec. 12, .

887

Certain chancery records, when completed, to be evidence — 1826,

ch. 237, ...........

896

Regulations respecting the appointment of commissioners in the several

counties, to take the depositions of witnesses in civil cases — 1828,

ch. 165, ...........

966

Persons interested in having any fact proved, may have the depositions

of witnesses taken before any commissioner, upon reasonable notice

to the party against whom such deposition is intended to be used

—1828, ch. 165, .........

966

Transcripts from the books of inspectors of tobacco, certified under

hand and seal of the inspector, made legal — 1829, ch. 91, sec. 1, .

981

Private laws and resolutions may be read in evidence in any court, &c.

from the printed statute books, in the same manner public laws, &c.

are— 1829, ch. 219, .........

994

Relating to issuing commissions to take, in certain cases, authorizing

the issuing a commission to one person only, to take testimony in

causes depending in chancery, &c. if the parties in the cause con-

sent thereto— 1829, ch. 159, .......

984

In case of application for divorce, to provide for taking — 1829, ch. 202,

990

See Witnesses.