James Daniel
vs
Caveat
Joseph Bragg
Georgia, Madison County
To Samuel Williford, County Surveyor of said county, now comes James Daniel on Caveat the
passing of grant by the State of Georgia to a certain tract of land surveyed by you under
a head right warrant bearing date 5th day of Nov in the year eighteen hundred and forty
nine to Joseph Bragg of said county on the 20th day of this instant containing two hundred
and forty acres on the following grounds (to wit), First, because the land surveyed by you
by virtue of said warrant was not vacant. Second, because the warrant the said land
was surveyed under was granted and issued by judges of the Inferior Court who are not
authorized by law of said State to issue land warrants. Third, because said warrant
was barred in this because it had been over two years issued previous to the date of the
survey; by means of which the said James Daniel contends that the State of Georgia of
right ought not to issue a grant to said tract of land, this 22nd of October 1851.
Gabriel Nash
Atty for James Daniel
The Caveat Court advertised on Oct 25th 1851
to be holden in Danielsville on the first Tuesday of December 1851
James Daniel
vs
Caveat
Joseph Bragg
Dec 2nd 1851
The above case settled by consent of the parties at interest.
