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fl V I . f r f ft A 1; 'RALEIGH, (N. C.) FUIUAJ, Tt:i: ' AHY il,' i3. Vcl. XIV r-ff - . i t " 1 . - ; (BY AUT! untftd as act paasea io i. j- oa thousand eigbt hundred and 'ttuiK! l ;"". i- '- orpvrsU a company ami nuke fWfnvn l, k,o Uydc Couaty, to the tow of fly. ,fl!w ',n .' . . j Assembly of the Stat e of North-Ca- it if . idcd by' tkt authority of the ame,' That , T'.ioma Cox and ITiomas Turner, oi Washington i.t Satterwhite and Thomas J. Latham, of l4u- v, id George Jordan and Daniel W.Martia, of Hide . n& they are hereby added to the persons named in action , of said act,- any fire of whom shall constitute a the transaction of business,1 and a majority of the votes if question before said board ahall be decisive.'-' v.- -, be it further enacted, That aaid company is authorised a in iWuiiirtion-with and in aid of said turnpike road. It it further enacted. That a further lime of ten years be, saute ia hereby allowed fot the. completion of said road t, and the board of directors of said company- may com utrnail unit ranal wheneTer ther shall deem it expedient 1 report annually to the Board of Internal Improvement of! the progress maae oa wa rooa uiu count, uu me Ali ces ot said company andshall be governed i by such dir A9 they may from time to tune receive as, to the onstruc i repair of aaid redd from the said board, or from -the State ni it further enacted.. .That the Treasurer of the State be, 3 hereby authorised and required to subscribe, on behalf of e, tor hye thousanq uouars, Deme two nunarea snares oi uie stock bf said company, .to be paid at such, times, and by such Jnts a3 the other.stockholdars may' be required to pay, out lund heretolore set apart ior internal improvement? ,uu I Treasurrer. shall be entitled tovote thereon' either by or some other persoil duly authorised .by him, in the elec directors and alt other matters that may conie before the UWa in cneral meeting;. ' '' ' '' ; - K 'e U further enacted, .That .'the, president .and aireetors of apany snail ana may impose -a amy on.ait pruuuee uu hrough said canal, not exceeding ten per cent, per annum r camtal stock.'';'v"v-SJ'' - JSnd it it hereby further- provided. That sai4 appropriation e withheld until a survey shall be had of. the land through said canal shall pass by .the civil engineer or some ptheirper-puted-by him, and H shall be ascertained that a navigable canbecutfliereuporf.Vand the said report be approved and mendeaoy 'tne JJoara oi, internal improvement.,-.;-;. t to axempt regular miniateii of ;th- Gospel'ofevfry denomination ,7 martittl hv the General Attemblv of. the State of North-Ca , and U is nereby enacted by ihe avlhoiity of the:anxe; That nd after the Dassine of this act. all regular ministera of the 1; of every denomination,-be, and ihey are hereby exempted serving as Jurors' in the Courts of thfs State) ,an Jaw, usage .torn, to the contrary twfHlistamling.i'" - r : ? .'siJ:., Anactconcernrag' Jail, v.f it enacted buthe General Assembly of the State ofMorthCa i. 'and it it hereby entitled by the authority of the same, 'That it be the; duty of the Courts of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, time to time.; as mav be necessarvi: to order the sheriff of their ictive cuntieto purchase, for, the use of their Jails, a certain ier; of good'.warm blankets, or other ; suitable bed-clothing; blankets Dr bed -clothing,-, so purchased, -shall be securely rved by the Jailors; and furnished tpthe prisoners for theif use comfort as'.the season orother circumstances 'may require; 'iat it shall I be the diity of the: sheriffs, ut least jonce, in ever? to -report to- the Court the condition ahd number of such ets' jind bed-clothing:: vPfOttirfcrfr That whenever any negro iers are allowed the uge of -said blankets or clothing, their r shall pay to the jailors in addition to; tie other fees, the sum v and a half cents per day for each and every blanket had in T sucn prisoner; wmcn sum snau oe accouniea lor to me "uourt 'jailor receiving the same., - , to amend th nineteenth, section of an act, passed in the year sevn i hundred and ninty-fourr chapter one hundred and fourteenth, en d "an act directing the mode of recovering debts of twenty pounds 1 under." .... : . - '- -r- . - . .: z it enaitcd bv the ' General Assembly of the Slate tf ' Ntirth-C'ei- a, and iljs hereby f enacted by the authority of the same, Tint i any justice 8 execution shall be levied upon- the lands and ments of any persorior persons;, and returned to "Court agree t6 the directions of the nineteenth section of the above recited t shall be ',the duty .of . the Court, upon application. , of the itiff therein named, to enter up a ludgment for the amount of recovery and cost: ' Provided, That it shall-not be' lawful to .ny othef fees ;' than; those already prescribed by said act. jseuurtiier enaaea,i mat it oy the safe, ot ttie,lands and Tients so leviea upon ana returnea to Jourt-, a aulticient sum i not be produced, to satify.the tudstnent and costs.' the blain 3 Jiereby authorised to sue out;, an execution from the Court he residue thereof, in the game '.way", and under, the same rules regulations,;' as u tae judgment had been ongmally rendered t to amend anacf, passed in the year one thousand seven hundred and ety.eight,,entitled ? an act to amend an act, entitled an act to empower several Count Courts of Plea and Quarter Sessiona, of the several inty Courts within this State, to-order the laying oUt of public roads, 1 to establish and settle ferries, and to appoint where bridzes shall be v Lereas.by the before recited act,iower is vested in the seve County courts to lay off cart 'or; waggon ways across other on lands, tor the convenience of those who .live, remote from !ic roads, ferries and bridges: ii:'-'-;-.;;A;,' e it therefore enacted by the General Assembly of (he State of th-CaroUnatand it iereby"emcted by tU authority of the iv, uiuvia aim tui uiv passing; oi this actj Uie-several counr Jourts aforesaid, seven J ustices of the Peace being presentott beftch; -shall have" full power and authority; under the saipe s, resttlatiohs and provisions as are contains! in tS d act, tipon the petition of sundry persona, to lay off a' cart or way ruiu auj puwiic roau minis state; to any public land : heretofore r hereafter established. . '-, ?.v -;.u ? IS And be it further enacted. TJiat the several Conntv Cniirta a" said, are hereby .authorised and empowered, upon a petition for lic Landing, to order the costs and damages of establishing and '.ngthe same, to be paid either by the petitioners or the county hich such Landing shall be situated, j .; ;:. ll.And be it further enacted, That either party dlssatistied with ; judgment of the County Court, shall have a right to appeal to'the , crior. Court of Kaid county, under" the fAme rulei aud restiic' in other cases of appeal, ':. ,; ',-''-; kn act to praridt for th tale of tlie Uruls Utr ' the Cherokee Indians, htch Kare r surti ii enarted bv Utt General .itttmLfv nlina, and U it Jiertby enacted bj the u... the Governor be, and he is herrbv aathoiv j . 1 1- in 0 tfrstf from ... L .f il- I f I W a so rnncn uic itiiui iwij wiuiix u; Vw , , , r kivk cause, llierc arejDther provi&ons ia tui act. but the above i Indians, as have been surveyed and rtmam w ' l, a sih time oniVCBnte8ted one.- - , . " and pUce as he may deem proper,1 under the dl.at of a com- biU was. after some debafe, postpooed to Monday next, Bik-uoner to be by nim! appointed for that purpose, after having f-1 , - . . military, any thingdor.e.or emittedto be tlvioe,' flr '"V.r.At a v Crson aiding or asaistin; ' snrfi olDcer, that the n. cer vethe right to remote, ithtirain leral forms, such suitor i ro- umtna nut rvf lK Rf t fVinrf m 1. r..- -f -t - I . . 1 . ,i ov.i--'- w- -. . w ...v vnviui VVUI V VI lilt V. llliC J , "t v ' I States, amltliat tltute Court kXall proceed no further in the i act, but the above is tl 3 advertised the same at least one ttMnth, la the papers of this city, I ( - . llOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVT-Si ; the Testerucaroiiniaoi umrr. otnerpapeni ne , Wary 4r-Mr..Bladledg, of N r (n-.Una, front may think properj which sale shall be kept open one week, dnojCo.linittee illti,e puWic j)uilCng n 4 t rrlat-ve to lonwr.v ....'. v . r . - v.; ' '11'' , otca idingrooms ih the Casitol for de : ,-ion uf the t -11. XJfuurinerww, idi ik unngineiaie.MVcc v. as n-J and ordered to lanu noaceu to oc 01 uie urMauaiujLSJuui nm winm.uu in LucHuu'ieonsUie table. w keime sumi uureoouar,ana,iuiK.ruiniuier,iaJiusoi uio wtluiiu 1 jQj, niation 0r jir. jj-,nt was auality not commanding the sum a two ae.iars, ana lanas 01 tne 1 ,Wrr viiut tii Comniuei on th Pvd ' r Vlii -s be 1mcted to lird quality not commanding one Wollar, the Commissioner shall I coniidfand KrtbatalterAiona riUb nn.c.irj to be fint's . - . t m 1 - 1 ' 1. . T T - .1 T J U 1 1 aaV attv KJtL&aKK ..aM SkM la tuk .1 . - postpone the sale 01 sucn lanusi aifi wnen u commissionrr uis- iit-.h"i- niw,H.uHimi,im inert. mmr covers that any section of land is lively to bring lets than its value. t"lbc rf Eijrhuenth Cogrtdi cowirt. r , , either for wnC of competition, of from cofiifrinationamong the bid- ; n J"0?0,1 " " : " ':i ; r " ' k. Jl.ll Urf ntTCm fnr fhP SfatT 4 Ee-. That tle ComnuVrt oT Cla.mtr be instructed t6 inquire nto dera,heahaU bidoffthrsametor fhe atatev .. , . tke expedieartof aftping omODtwieJ Yielding ihe amouat ofiwamron ... UlrBttt farther enacted. That the provisions of the second sec- Ul em ktin the aerriea f thaUnitad8ttMd.ifcnB.th.i- 6 uonof an act, passed at tlie last, sfssion of the General Assewblv of j Mr. Rochester;, from the Select Committee, appointed on the 'm rj j ibuuicv. i wtv wink .ubv. uwu iciiuii uicicuu. lccamnin rn nr tror'T from the Cherokee Indians, and the provisions of the seventh, I a bill further to prolong the continuance of the Mint at Philadel-' tweltth, thirteenth, sixteenth, ana eignteenm secuons oian. act.iphia, which bill, was read twice ana committed, and the report or- ' passed in the year one'thottsand eight hundred aid nineteen, en- Jdered to lie on the table. - ;."...";" -. ' ' s uueu aii ac. prescnouig uie urouu m ui-r-uig nm vmug i . ane opeaaer coraraumcaieu nie luuowing message trom he A lands lately .acquired by rWtyfrom the Xfterok.ee Indians, b.e, and President of tho'United Sutest Vv i. -v" :,; , - ' the same are hereby continued in force.;' v ) , I , " A. ' T tw Put Reprttntatiie t.rmVedAr. J : hereby i '- . u . -J An act to prescribe tie time at which the office of 6htpff shall expire. Be it enacted bv the General Assembly "of the Side of North-Ca rolxna, andtt u hereby enacted oy the outnorui lit compliance with the resolution of the House-of Renresenta tires, of tli 13th December last,, requesting the President to communicate to the House such information aa he might possess with regard to any -expedition pre- : 'v'of the tame iAput:a inhtVnit-eiSlXflXt na having sailed from thence within the ycaa ' - when any Sheriff shall hereafter be appointed by aiiy of the Courts rjnited 8tateandto inform the Houe whether afiy measures had beeri r of Pleas anc Quarter Sessions of this State, and the time of hold- taken to bring to condign punishment persons' who have been concerned ill -in such Coarts bhall be altered during; the time for, which such ucb expedition, contrary to the laws, 1 trsnsmit to the House reports fvom "..,'. Sheriff shall have bees appointed., that then, anU m.every such 7J!rTS ? uicuucUmen.smenuon-; , case, the office of such 81 shall extend and cltinue unjl the 1 CSotS!ereSU.0,, ? f ' next term oi sucnoun wmcn snau nappca auies uic capuauwui ,That arorce.of a very limited extent, has been equipped in the porta of . of the term for which such Sheriff shall' have been appointed; any I the United States; and sailed f rom thenoe, for the purpose dtscribed in the ' . . . .i . . i. ,- ...... I , , ... l i...: .k. A . . ... . v? aw to tne contrary notwitnstanaing. ' i iin" hw uwhukou now nmmuiuwtai tne reports1 - J - .' I ' I from the Collectors of Philadelphia and New.Vork.will shew in hat man' ' . AB;cttorepeal,inpart, theftwrm . ' . ' ' . ' fi.i k a v..,-jilJlTj ,t, The first information ot this equipment was received from St. Bartliolo rtoSlhiaUw fcJaccoun ' companies of light infantry; grenadiets, and riflemen.- " 7trt P"0"1"" . ' flMtftiKoti GeneAseeMuof thof oHh-Ca- !&ft ' fVWHI lUftl BV 1I1UVII VI HIV MIUTfi - tU UVV u uvivdv. V - 1 niQ VI raa anoraea dy otners 10 me Dairies cntratrert in una nniuwtai ami rnn fines onliglit infantry, grenadiersand rifle tomianies be iiereby temptible adventure, in the ports in which it was planned, iucoiwistent with ' repealed. ' . ; "'" ?-L''. ordinary commercial transactions, and Contrary to the lata of the United - V l-,..--.v.-5 - r - '. . j i ;A SUtea, will be referred to the Attorney GcneraX on" whoif advice any mea' An acttb amend art act, passed in the year on thoiiM eight .hundred suifa regard to ftem.wittnd, JAMES .HONWHS. : xandten.entiUed-anacttoamendan act, entitled an additional act to lh message and documents .were orderoxl to lie ou the table. . . an act, entitled 4 feme coverts how to pass lands.' A ' ; "i f I -February 5 Mr. Eastis; from the Cbmmiftee on Military Af Be ittnactedby the. General Assembly of theState of iVj?rtA-Ca-1 fairs, made a report relative to the m oprietyof repairinsthe Fort 1 k rolina.'and Uis hereby enacted by the authcMlt of the samfii That -tat Smithviile, K: Cv or ,of erecting fortifications at more .'suita-. - - where any conveyance for lands iathiaStaie, or power of attorney Ible site; and the Committee, Lin ; pursuance 'to the rcsoludoh ap-; uuv-iH cuucjutt; iiuus j.ii, una oiaie, uercaner minii uc uuuic pvuueu mi me report,, waa uiscnargea irtm its luruierr Coilbiaera- " by husband Jind wife, or power of attorney, residing in any of the tion by tKe House. .'.'V- V -j4 i-" ;.' . : -'' . ' ' the United States other than this State, oria any of the .Territories Mr. Rochester, from the select committee appointed oa the sub-" of .the United States, or in the District of Columbia.1- be, by them, iect of Rezulatine the Currency of Foreim Coin ii th ITui tPil' ifthe Judges of the Court 1 States made a report, accompanied by a bill to continue in force , lit "of the 'JudEes of the an act. entitled " an act reeuratint the currency within the United " of Law of Superior iu-1 States of the 'eold.-coins of Great Britain. Fi-ance. Portugal : ' anil : ' ; personally acknowledged.before someone ot supreme jurisdiction, orbetore some Superior Courts of. Law, or Circuit Courts rtsdiction within aid State br Terntoryf the wife being first pn vuy exainineus,oeiore saiq juage, ; wnetner Soe qotn 1 assent thereto; and an attestation of such ' acknowled dorsed onor affixed to said deed by the said Judge, and the certi being first prif Spain, and the crowns of France and live franc pieces," which bill oth voluntarily was read twice and committed. , " K- ;" - vvfev i ". ',j X ,' wledgmenten On, motion1 of Mr, , Tomlinson,-Jt vm' - V "&X I" Ji ... f i. and the ceru-1 ' Jte$oivea t ftcate of the Governor of the said State or Territory; duly an m the expei thenticated, andjinnexed to said deed, that the Judge before whom Uf- Heiohed; That the Committee on Military Affairs be Instructed to Inquire to the expediency -of increasing the annua appropriation tor the purpose ' ng m-ots anu nnniary equipmenu jor me whole body of the mili - such acknowledgment may teaken. L attheime of;taking 5 U . . -. . wu.....ll.v, , - currency pi v. ctates, made are- . , . ine the cold coins of Great lln- n, receivable in payment on ac- 1 ' a rPHll tuU-O 9ml Mmtntttwl '. - t- countyewhere such . . i,. rv. .ir ".'xTTf'U ' v ? lands lie, or toone of the Judges, pf the Skperior: Courts, shall be eWsTou ordered to be i-egistered with the certiheatts annexed thereto and PLS S SJaSf U suCKdeedandlertificates,inpursuanceosucho LiktSSlk AfteregiStered; shall be valid in. law to co vey all the sW aoa title which such teme coverts may or sha have in any -lands. so fcaaWn ovnndod on fkoori f.kT. 7,1 1 ' - j , - :' conveyed, and shallbe . received evideK, in .. . v ' -' -v " ir - i i " : - m nun- v.. . , and Equity, without further proof. ' .''" QcOUCLVDED.3 , cojvgkess.; . Jt'.- - Ji." '! J: ferred and expended onlinother; if so, by what authoritY.M ;v ' V At tliesuggestidn of Mr. Cocket the rule reauirin the reaolu. : tion to lie one day, was suspended this case, and the resplvd was auoptear v :. i 5 1 The unfinished businessof yesterdayeirig th rewiatioii rtdvV i' ' S '2. 1 ed by Mr Campbell; of, Ohio, as amended to I Mf. Cook,' Of lUinois; Was taken UD: 4 which rpsnlntlnn i In tl.o : ' i t ; 'February 4,--Mr. an Dvke. from the Select Committee which was refered the bill, together with . iM substitutes, proposed words following,' viis ,1 thereto, for abolishing imprisonment for debt, "reported a new bill, J : "fifsolvedi That committee 'be' appointed, to iiscertaui by ? -embracins a number of sections: which bill was read.wM;A J whom the suppression of the rarasranh in 'fh lttpr f v,n;a.i ' 1 Mr. Southard, affreeablv to notice arlvent havine obtained leave I it-. Dickinson, Cashier of the Bank of Steuben villa. introduced a bill to punish frauds committed on the Departments tary of the Treasury, dated jtlie 3d day jbf 'April, 1819, and by by general consent, mm communicatea to this House, at the last session, was caused. with leave to sit during die sessions, and with power to send for 'The bill .was finally 6rdered .'to be engrossed for a tiiirdle8of the United States Bank; kntl jlaced in local banks. sitnatPil f iVy - -v.v '.r ' t .jAJiiU.:: I in . tbA: stme towns neidibbrhood?.' widmu rnmrtin u-itk - ofthe Goyernmenti which bill was twice read I and lelerred.':' '.:-ivy-,vr r ;. : ; The Senate then took up ihe bill tcTreDeatsomuch ortlie act of persons and papers; and that ihe said committee he inafrnrt , ADlil 18. 1806.' as limits the mice of etrtairi laftda in the. StAte'tof 1 preparfe and report this House: k Hi treat ot 4k iri.lnpu- nMs.:n..Ji'i Tennessee. CpnglderabU discussion tw the nntetji documents r j(iii wich the fiaid printed letter A 5 IjT ing f hiefly the mcrita of '.tjie controvewr which formerly exists included) iff ahj -sUfh there e;to uhew Whether uncurrcni dc tlc?' between lVoivCamiina and Tennfeaseef, respecting the location of preciateq Uank notes were tekijhai lieu of cash, from any ef the" faoarV Fonn' Tit nina ArTAfin CAlAa' tnyt ITiJIso am I mi HI IP mnnflVB SINi Tint Khan i. L. l. ' '' '1 ' "I gaged. readinsi r The bUlto'establUh' an additional Xand Office in the State of directions of the law on that subject and unrri rjiritfart Missouri, pMsed through a Commiitee of the Vhole. "in whicfic Its pave not resulted in loss to ; the government; whether the public viuiuivu niw vajJiauicu uj Mil. mi uni uu uic uiu niu vi ucicu i f"? -)'" v.v.. iuutu i uiuac UUUKtt, r ja .V.SllCU Stanam"' 06"' woe engossed tor a ,third,reading. ,?xn 'T,V;.!. -'. v-i1.pow were .maae; ndef;the name ofdeposites? and whether February S-The following engrossed bills were severally read Nb loans or depositeshave not resulted in loss to the eovernment: lucyuru umc, uaascu, auu aeui 10 wie aiouse 01 nepresentauves 1 .owumj w hoi, iteziectea to do taken in anma nnn ni- ior concurrence: v '. ; -- - Wat? ! uumcra ior tne panctuahrv M one r more hanka.' wklirh ':-..v,li j-,ltl'. I nn. ' -t f..A- if . Il ..' .. . . ' 7 , uit-w estapiisn an Sdditionai LAna umce in the state Ot Mis- i P'wpweu wgive sucn security, ; uhd whether such failure has not resunea in loss to the government." T?;Zp-,? .r-'V-.'-V'i''. The' question was taken on areeinir to fki rpanlnVinW: kB if I. bove stated; and it was determined in the affirmative. 107 vote9 to 23.; '.',' ' ; .-'-.!'- f ' v.. . s.oun; -'A bill, to diyide the st&te of South Carolina into two judicial disv A bill to repeal so much of the actof April 18, 180$, si limits theprice of certain lands in ihe state of Tennessee. k i-s ' v ,'-ft iic seiiaic resumeu tne constuerauon ot tne Din irom the other House, to make; perpetual an act passed the 3d of March, 1 817.' en-1 titled An act to contintie inforce an act" further to provide for! ine collection oi a Marchj 1315, and ; Theact of 1817 sSo the resolve was agreed to. .,'5 ;Sri:' tftyom ih -JattonaiJniiteiiccr. '.fe.V ilil t 1 .i.. t , '"V''"'. l.'r' pw,T sma.aweeuiess oi mmr ais - . their spirit by their jnuti lat ipve, ' ; ' n , another." -HUUinpfien, . A v..... 1 J....! . . ( . . nvfivnlca. in nhafnnri tMirgAtMniii.A....i;A. l, , It? iri, . . .. ' vi . o.. . V""" ' -4 i:orT r 7 "r,,r"-'- wl "rrV.Vv."r l-u".""cu rruu sson, pronawyj a tract entitled " J he Evanjrciical W.t . . J iuaV-y vac v jo ian:s, civil or'H0 9' wnivil, It fecmfl, js ' published under the patron 'of t'.io
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