United States v. Levi

Moses E. Levi presented his petition to the superior court for the district of East Florida, praying that his claim to sixty-five thousand acres of land might be declared valid, and confirmed to him, according to several different grants and surveys under which he derived title. He is not himself a grantee of any one of the tracts, but is a purchaser from various persons.

The first claim stated in his petition, is to twenty thousand acres of land, derived from Philip R. Younge.

On the 22d of February 1817, governor Coppinger granted, in full title, to Philip R. Younge, for services, “…