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A Thrilli5 : Sketch. ,
- 1 night of terror and a love scene in Paris, J
1 v'?s startled by a tremendous uproar en
the c -.ilio cf tha hcepital-itha drum: L : at
a ?, tuid the'garrison hastily mustered,
tho; . ;o!alIoa poured into the streets, .csd
a tt;w.j zr. rtsrtlirj li.t, in ell tha cass.
-rr.sr.'.s, iowcJ thit totr.3 ji;rcat conflagration
: .f.ai ju:. Lrn: Tha inte'Iigerice r was oo.i
crc-J t!.-t t! i ilziz da yi!!?, the noblest
builJir int!.2 c:tjfa fins fj?:i men of Italian
jarchitcct-73 cf t! 3 e:vcr.icccth century, and
ccntaicisj c:.. ; i:. - ---ar;T,!3 pictures by jths
Italian masters, cr. J a chief. d'ecurre of Ilu.
had been tzl en firej by a bomb, and
. ivts r.3'.7 in a blaze from battlement to groundJ
l Tha next intelligence was'still more painfulJ
' .The principal convent in the city', which jwaa
close ia ls rear, had taken lire ; and the un-j
-fortunate cuss were seen iv "the windows in
V - tV.i rnnkt imminent rfan?r; cf '-liin".
' ' 'Icellcas I was, I immediately Tha
. Esuir.3 rushed ia at the rr.omcr.t, vvrir'.-
"Lcrtands and uttering cries cf' terror ct tha
prc-iLia destruction of . ail thos3 unhappy
'.wonrcn. -1 volunteered thy services, which
: . were accepted, and I hurried out to. assist in
' eavinj them if yossiMe. The spectacle was
rer'.vhelmin. r ' - :: ;. ' "
Tha Hotel ds'Ville was ajlarge and nearly
' ir.;uhtrd building, with a kind of garden walk
r: :--thrca cf its tides; which was now filled
with tha populace.:. The garrison exhibited
ell ;!.a activity of the national character io
Jr elbrts to extinguish the flames. Seal.
3 b jicrs were cj-plied lo he windows, men
(..jur.ted them, thick as bees ; fire buckets
.rc passed from hand to jnnd, for tho fire
;s had been long since, destroyed by the
cannonade; andr there seetnei to be some
i.apa cf saving the structure when a eucccc.
cf cgonizing screams fixed every eyecn
T. : c.'zvcnt, wkerc the fire jhad fjund its v. ay
. j '. 3 st-res of wood and gII, ar;J shot vp like
' z i r; ! . -ioii of gunpowder TL ; cjrls cf
i were now turneu 50 save ir.3 ccn.
r I lj.a btensa fury of tho Cafr.e defcaU
Tha cCili"."! Ic-'isrs no
.M -Itched the casements than they took
, -Very CC'V rut sivent down a flame
Artillery was now brought out to
-::ch the wtlls ;j but whilo there remained a
JrcJcsJ,Cfty human beings rjjhin, it
: irrpc:sibIo to make use of the guns. All
."irts at last ceased, (and ' the' horror was
;r.ed,.if such' could be, by seeing now
i tt.ba a'distracted figurb rush to the case.
ty toss up her arms, to heaven and rush
Sir-ua with a ho.tvt of d::rpair.
! -rc-crl to the French ,c fleers that t! ey
!l!iusdsr tha foundaticrs, ar.l thus)
' . : 1 a vray to escape ' ' ;h . th3 vaults.
) til:--;! w:3 r- ii " 1 -.3 iIU-js.
': cf all tha rett. i. :r3too ma;cive
l:r cur ttrcrthj r-d t' , '-"se and epade
v.:ra thrown as;J. ... t -Ir. From tha si-!:-a
w!.:-h cs-.v 1 ta rci-n within and
t..2 trr.o8 r.:c
from tl cr.scmscts,
rc .1 tbattha
t z. j-y ccci--d i and
hlcgaa ta I i t'..-1
f-.3cf tha t.:3
lv-5 cheers wero "thoil to "limber cp their
I -1 and retire, when I begd their chief to
r:.ba ona trial more end fira ; at a ,huga ircn
- icor which closed a lofty archwayjeadirg to
tha Hotel da Villa. ; Ii3. carrplicd ; a tix
round ball was sent t?r ' :" th3 door, and it
Cewo2 us hinges. '-To tha boundless exulta.
1 lioaaaa astonishment cf til, vro saw the ef-
feet cf this fortun?.t3 Lst: in tha emergence
cf tha whole body of tha nuns from thssmok
ing c( the shattered building. .They j had
fccca drhca step by step: from tho intend: to
xha long stone.built passage which' ia old times
Lid formed a communication with the . town,
zzl which hii probably not been used for a
century. -Ths troops and populace now rush
I-ta t--5 Ilctnl da Villa la meet and, con
"vcy ia pliccs cf safety.- I followed
r. !'h t tame object, yet ' with some'.' unac
. fueling that I had a personal inter.
t L . ; : :izs The halls and apartments
- ,cre ca a hvja and heavr "scale, of ancient
rtimes.and l wcj mor3 thanj once bewildered
ia ranges cf corrl-:rs C!!cl with the grim fe-
' liqucs of civic magniCcenoe, fierce portraits
of forgotten mea cf city J fame, potcntious
burg'-s" r tnallcJ captns cf traia bands.
TL v "happy women 'were 'at length gathered
: from I'- difTereiit gtlleries to which they had
, cc-tlc: 1 ia &ir fright,, and were , mustered
. - at tha b-i( f the principal entrance,' at whose
- fact the escort was drawn up tot their protection
. But the terr-rs cf that Lar.'.
l.t VC,-3
not yet ct tner.J. The To'..i cf the coLf.,.
graticn!.- J ctrght the eye of the bcseiger,
ac J a wlzlz .".ight of ish:!' ; were seot in its
dircci! Gome bun: : . tl.a street, putting
tha p?pu!ace to T-' : ,n every siie; and
while the wcrr.- . n the point cf rush
ingdown tha t.i:r, ..j.s!j v-- ' rd above,
and an cnorrr.cji tl.tU Viti '-, the roof,
carrying down thsttered rafic. . :tones, and
a cluud cf dzzl. The battens Lnd found
our range, an J a succession cf shells burst
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above our heads, or tore the way downwards
All was cow . confusions- and shrieking: A
lergth cr.a fell on the centre of the escalier,
rolled dawn a few steps and, bursting, tore up
the whole stair, leaving only a deep gulf be
tween cj and the portal - The women fled
back through the apartment. "I now regard
ed all as lost, and expecting the roof to come
down every moment oa my head, ans hearing
nothing around me but the bursting and hiss
ing tf those horribla instruments of havoc, I
Lurried through the chambers in the hope-of
finding some casement 'from which I might
reach the ground.1 .They wera all lofty and
diCIculi of access, but I at IenB;h climbed up
to -one, from which,' though 20 or SO feet from
the path below,; I determined to take the
plunge. I was about to leap, when to my in
finite surprise, I heard my name pronounced
I stopped. I heard J tho words1" Adieu,
poor tonjours!". Alt was dark within the
room, but I returned to discover tha rpeaker.
11 was a lemaieon ner Knees near tr.a ense
ment, and evidently preparing to dio m pray
er. , I took her har.J arJ led her passively to.
wards the window ; sh0 wore" the dress xf a
nun, and her veil was on her face. rv As she
seemed fainting, I gently removed it to give
her air. A sheet cfi flama threw a broad
light ocrccs t!,3 garden end in that fca ! cav
:o my cra:s. .
Our escape was accomplished soon after
byjonecfjthe scaling-ladders which was
brought at my call ; esd before I slept, I seen
tha Lzir.i in whom mv very existence was
concc-trttcd, EifJy 1- 'j, J v.i:h t! 2 nri
:ira1
family in tha town. Ci.-pt, c'! 1 I cay?
I
never rested for an instant.,'. Thoughts, tsvc
ric3, a thousand wild speculations, rose, (ell,
chased each ether through my brain, and all
left rhe feverish, half-frantic, and delighted.
At the earliest moment which could be per.
mitt; J by tha forma!i:ir3 of France even in a ,
besieged town, J Cevvj! to Clotilde. Sho'rci
ceivcJ ma with tho candor of her noble na
ture. Her co'jntenanrc brightened with sud
den joy as sha approaclicd rao. In the salle
Cc rccc; tL:i sha sat surrounded by ilia ladies
cf tha family,' still f-!l cf inquiries on the
rcri!3 cf tha night, ccrgrslvhtions on her
rr.arvc"c-3 crccpa, ar.d na slight approval of
tha cIT-ct cf tha convent ccstuma on the con
tour iof her fine form and expressive features.
My tr.trance produced a diversion in her fa
vor, tzl I r;z3 showered with showy speech,
es'from tha seniors of thecircle ; the younger
portion suddenly relapsing into that frigid pro.
priety which the Mademonsillo retains, until
she becomes the Madame, and then flings ofl
forever likxj her girlish wardrobe, t But their
eyes took , their full share, and if linces at
the Erglb-r.-n'' coIJ hava been transfer,
red into .words, I should have enjoyed a very
animated conversation on the part of . the
Jeuncs tnnooences." But I shrank from tho
panegyric of ' heroismV cs it was pronounced
in all tones of courtesy ; and longed for the
voice of CIctilia alone Tho circla at' last
witnarewana l was leu totno most exquis.
ite enjoyment of. which i the mind cf man is
capablethe fullfahdnnd f.i.ful outpouring
of the heart cf tho woman he loves. Strange
losay, i had never exchanged a syllable with
Clotilda before ; and yet we caw as deeply
understood each ether -were as much in each
ether s canliJence, ana had as. little oi trie
rcruleivo ccrcr.ionial cf .a first interview, as
if wa had conversed for years.
i thirteen free men of : color, who came
here ca board vessels from the freo states of
tha Ur.iaa,. were jestCTday placed ia confine-
merit by the 2d Municipality pcli
suance of the . act forbidding free persons of
eclor . to. come within the limits cf the State.
Such an impertinent interference with our in
ternal laws as that of which Massachusetts has
been guilty but tends to increased vigilance on
the part.of our police in these matters. iV.
Or-Ficayune lOiA inst j -
: Lines " written by ' a young girl of London,
11 years of ag?, on the suggestion to erect a
ttatua in honor cf Henry Clay, by the ladies
' ' Erect it yes, erect it,
' '" Tis in a glorious cause ; 1
And millions wiljj respect it,
' As passing they will pause
To look at that great Statesman,
V-. ;. Who rny years, ago, ; T; . "
, Had saved our dearest country, . . V
From ruia end from woe. v
' ' 0 And let tha stone be pure and white
i!': As svgUcss as his heart ; ; -
i ' f Although hia rr.iad so rich and bright
! ' We can't to it impart ; .
1 We'll raise it to his memory,
' - And countless years 'twill stand,
But yet as longtne name ci ywy
, Will live throughput our land- '
About fire o'clock . ca yc . : r Jay (Friday)
r.'.orning; ar - txt cf Cr . . - p"v:afj and a
iwa stor ,;rr.e housr?, r. ' j Daniel
Baker, IiUq , and cccupie i z : '. . sly Thos.
J.Anderson, was discovered ;i .-'.!y on
fire; fromj top to bottom. Before it could be
arrested, a small new framed house next door
owned by Mr.'D. Carver, took fire, which
burnt rapidly, and endo it cccesnary lo blow
cp the next small frame, ' a new bouse owned
by D.- Carver, Sr. j The block cf two brick
houses, owned by f.Ir. Zadock Borroughs, and
occupied by himself and Mr. David McDuGe;
as stores, were burnt to the bare walls. The
house' next the bricks, occupied by Mr. Thos.
Lutterloh was sived by great exertions. Mr.
Thos. LutterIoh8 goods are much damaged
and.'wasted but were insured. !.f r. Burroughs
houses were insured for O1CC0, worth 01509.
He and Mr. McDufie lost considerable by
ivaste and damage of goods. Ttos. J. An
dewoa lost every thing in his store, as did also
both the Messrs; Carvers. Every thing was
dorte thit could be done, considering the mise
rable organization, and want of. unanimity
(of which we shall speak hereafter) to save
the property,
It is with j regret that we mentica that a
valuable citizen,' Mr. Ilervey Leete, :was
dangerously wounded by ra:r.2 timbers cf
the housa that .was. Llawn up. He h ciid ta
be on tlie recovery.' -The wound is on - the
back partN?f tho skull, in a very vital part.
It h lo ha heped ha js out of danger.t
: P.!any suppose the fire an act of incendiar-
is m FayetUrttle Carolinian , Jan. 1 8.
A' child was left upon a gentleman's door
step in Rochestcr,N.,Y, some days since,
nicely packed in a basket, and with a cote
conlainir: G10 tbasoxwords "More will
1.3 cent when tl.i is exhausted" .The gen
tleman aslcs which, more money or more babies!
Urazicli nint, Charlotte, IT.' C.
Letter form the Secretary of thf Treasury,
transmitting a copy of a Letter from the Li
. rk'tcr rfihz Zlir.i ct Philadelphia). ..
- Td ha suet Department,
" - Dcccr.lcr 17, 1GU.'
Dra : In ccmplianpe with v. re'J.uturof
the "House cf Ileprcscctativc3 c tha Cth m
start, I have the honor to transmit a copy cf
a-tetter received from tho Director cf tha
Allot at rhiladeiplua, accompanied by " an
estimate of the cost of again placing the
branch mint at Charlotte, North Carolina, in
a condition for rcrurr.ini its operations.11
i ; I remain, very respectfully, -?
GEO. M. BIBB,
- " Secretary of ihz Tr?ir. ri:
The Hon. the Speaker, .
' Of the Ilcuse cf Eeprc::.
.,f Mint: of tiie Ukited. States,
. ' , Philadelphia, Dec. 11,
.Sir: Inhave now the honor to r:;',' to
your, letter of the 7th instant, requesting rr.a
" to furnish the department, as early ca rr.sy
be, with an estimla of the cost cf again r!i
cing tha "branch .mint" at Charlotte, North
Carolina, in a condition for rceurr.irg 1:3 ct -
erations." ' 1
From tha oHicirs of the Charlotte mi:.:,
and from a special acnt sent frc;.i l.zrc,
with your epprcbation, to examine inta l!.a
state of the machinery, I have obtained, as I
believe, all the requisite information as ta tha
amount of damega done by tha firs v,hie!i re
curred on the 27lh of July 3sst.
Of the main building, it may ba c;
that nothing is left that can bar:- 2i
except a portion cf tho materia!:-, "r 1 :!
of the old foundation. Tha c:-l JM.. .
vrerci all saved. :
. In the. department ; cf tha rvr " t
andjlreasurer, the coin, bu'.iien, c::!
furniture, books and rr::.3 v'cr3 '
lb the essay department, end ia t!
inTrbom-. but litt'a ir" :rv ", e3 ce-e.
I a
0 - .
separating rcer.i t..a l::..-:..:
consjderabla ; tnt all tha!: :z rf :
andVnaterial can ba replaced vithcut rc::rt
to apy netv epproprbtion.
' Iri the coiriet's department, t. " :m cn.
gine was but slightly injured, and r:. zy ba put
into' working order at a small cost. The
shafting may be repaired, and alroVhe hous.
ing and gearing of the tolls.- Tha draw.bench
is so m'uch icjured that it will be expedient id
reMace it by a new one. Of the cutting-
presses, one can be r2paired, but the other
must bo replaced. Tha cc::.: -rr--e3 are
pasid rcpnir: but one caw pr. . . . iil ba quite
sufficient for the work., Tho milling-machine
and Jlhe rolls are destroyed.
Io regard to tho new building which it is
nroriosed "to erect, tha superintendent, Mr.
Caldwell, has cr":--eJ
-A
va:
re. as
well.as the economy, ct cer...r.:ng u ia one
story abbe the basement. All tha cperct'eni
coulcl be amply provided for ia this arrange
ment, white they would La mora direct!;- tn-
der the view of the
:rs,
na tr.'.:3 ce.-.ven.
ience and safely secured at the s
U:r.e.
Having' called for preree::er."l cdvica end
assistance. I send voa, herevi".!;, p!"-"3 cf tha
proposed building,-with full pee.eet;cn3,
and ; a detailed estimata cf ti.3 c-
whole amount is C2),CZd.
I also send es'iiates, ia detail, cf tha cc:t
of . the new machinery which v.ji!I be r.e:J-d,
and of the repairs required to the" old ; Jti.a
whole amount of which is $10,003. . K .
;arv
fer r!af
the branch mint ct! Charletla ia a ccn a
for resuming its operations'" is, thcrtf-ra, C3
simatedatCCo,CC3. Very r-rpectfully, ycur fsithful ssrt'tf
R. M. PATTE?0:it Dirccter
Hon. G. M. BiE3, " !
Stcrelzry cf tb Treasury - V
Estimate for the rebuilding and maclJrry cf
the Branch Hint at Charlotte, ZIecLLz.1
Birildin Remcivic rubbish of old
building, and , rebuilding base.
Brick work, 1 j ':
o r i
4,CC3
2.C03
623
1,750
1,000
ec3
CZd
4C3
2,CC3
Carpenter's work, t
Lumber, j ,
Plastering.
Ironmongery,
Blacksmith's work,'
Roof, ' ;
fclona work, ,
Rocgh-caetinj,
Gutters,. I ;'
Stone work, 1 t
Contingencies,
Tctil,
3,c;3
i!jc.,.:::r ' ta
'd, end
cost cf r.; team crri--1,
main shafk, ccL , ,', , . C
d
Roll housings and gearingi,
Chilled' rolls, (new) ' "jj
Poinli. - rIij, (r..w) !
Drar-.' V.., (rzy) j
Shcrsr-, i i
Cutti. 4 :e,(cna r.eTv)
riii"r -'- , - :
Pre:j,(r.a;v) 3,Q0 :
200
240
2C3
c:3
73
3o03
200
!;ar;ir' and hangers. .
Cleaning, anncalipgtnd other
- furnaces, -1 ,
Grinding-mill, (ne'.v) -
7r. Larga h:I:a, ' i
e:;j;rc;t, .
500
:S33
CO
1C3
15
150
350
1C3
C5,915
. 1
i;i'.:3, . , ; . .
Vices, , . . ".
Stocks, teps, and dyes, .
Blacksmith tools complete.
v -1
Pump end well repairs,
Contingencies, j
1 ,w3
i
1.C23
Total
;io,c:3
nnCAriTULATTON.
I
C J j C - 3
!,1C3
. 1.CC3
::.eb:.-ery,
Pur") and well repair?,
Tct-l-
4 Xmf : . JL- -1- - -i I
Tnnss persons to m !.:r.i v.e ezM ro-s cn a cr'.t
r".Lty:rf v.;: f'- '3n:." t t.-t it ;z.i a ,-.-'
vc u-.,rf: 'rr. l.A t'..:;r dilU v:c:i t3 j ret.
! n V i M t.l Z:- ry. V..
t tf c:. . j it to l!.-ir rccr.:'.:
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Tns cr -it:::-
this day Wtd Ly .mutual consent,
indebted 1 .- tlie coiccrn arc rc"-- 1
A!! per os
tit..' J
make paj i-iet to anlap.
3 lor- .-.:t
All Lav!
them lo L
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i January 11, 11
'' rhe underside J .'.'A c.-.l
the old stand, erJ 1 t
in hand will et'l 1- -j
done heretofore :
wishinjr to :
fgrc-.:. ta -
t:i
crs v:ho I
o !.'
1st Jan-:
ir.r'. 1
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, f. -t acreei
,li tLcy &re e
s to t!.e t?rrr.s
.u'.h.; t: 2
t;UJ to ccn-
o i- MJ ty nsts tre per:
"-: :-., as it ia i-;'cr-tive t!.ey
i" C r I - i t-crc.'.re
:e alter.:.' -n i.i crJrta jrcrtzV
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r tl
Tick or E-iLcl fr e'. , el. 1 r
WILLI AT I J &u
J,1U.
Tha eppropriatin ncc
- C ;'.::r-3t3tL: A:Lv-; .
Passed I j : " :Wre cf IVri. Czrz' :,
cii:: f;; . ; rIC!l
izz.z-
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- rUBLIJ. .;; '
X To pravida far tr.cbi: g zz:r f. :
?z'-'.i end rsTelteti.a, Ue.t ta tha C.Ji
Viz. "Ci:.::ii:.2C-.:rr.er, L:.'-i3 t!.a C.-:
."::.-:y ia Ker., 1C 13, ta cauea a rurrcy it
' - r ia, r:;h a vie; rf makirg a Turrpil;a
V- : 1 ca Act emi.'.. :, t -
provida f,r ti. j c " :'.i-a and ma:..:; : cf
a Rever.ua fe r T-i : . : ' Returns In: ,! r. 1
laxibles to tha C!
2. For a Cari U em Cepa Fccr to Lura
L ;r fiver. Acthorircs tha c, ...i. j ef V. j-ks
iit" :l. -a cf Wi!.T.;ngtca fr ". iff
ft. ';ta t! 5 c-e-int cf CC03,CC3 ia-.'.l' l
1 . To e.r-:r.: tha r.ev!:ed Statutes, en
titled RcIi-.euiSeeieti rCm-Jwers then
to appoint Trustees ta hold property and re.
ccive donations. ; . ;
41. To alter the time cf hcldlrg tha Sj.
jerier Courts cf Law and Equity far the
cuur.:..e c. t.c:ir-ara ana uui..ora. . ,
45. To nu.'.arira tha'making a'TerVpihe
Road ia Wiikcj c"-vnty, and ta inscrpercta a
company far l' it p urpcea.
40. Ccncnirg C.:'Ss r:.d Cr.:.-b':e.
Makes the cC.cer liabla pr tha c.bt, hcn
due dlliezence in collecting the sams has cot
been used, notwithstanding the parson egainst
whom such -'-.im' existed, mny ta cb!a ta
pay tl.a
. 47.' Sjrr--:r.:al loan Act pa;
1, c
General Assembly cf lQ12-'43, cr.tl.l 'aa
Act to by . T and cb!!.h a cjunty by tha
name of McDowell, and to fix .the lima at
which the Superior Courts of Law and Courts
of Equity, and two terms cr tha ca.7 Jury
Courts cf Pleas" and Quarter Sessions, shall
be held ia tha counties comprising tha 7th Ju.
dlcial Circuit. ":
43." Tocutherizathal.e:::. cf tracd-
ditienal ter;-.a cf tha Court cf Pleas and Quar.
ter See::er.3, ia end fbrths county cf Ca.
tawb3, at which thcra shall ba no Jury trials.
- 43. ' Concerning inspectors cf fiour ' Au
thorizes tha appointing of an inspector in the
town of Wilmington by tha County Court,
who is to hold his oGce for tha term cf f.ra
years- 'i ';
3. To cn-.end the 7ih ccctica cf tha Ra.
viced Statutes, ; entitled GuarJian z Ward.
51. To repeal tha C:h ceetieii cf tha Re
vice J S:atv'.:3." cr.ti:!"d an Act c "e:::-:n
cri:r:ei end puni-.h.-r-T.':. :
Z Pre v i : ; r f -.- t : . 3 r p p . : r. : .v. : r.t c f c a
greeting C::;be. Ci, . ; tl. j t; peir.tirgpev.
er tatha two principal Clerks cf tha Lcgiila
lure, and reJ-eea tha number ta two, whcea
pay iita ba CI p.r dr , .:
53. To amend tha C?:h rectioa cf tha
Revised Smiutc,:, cniitleJ -:l:f County and
Cjperior. .Tib. : R t-:.:-;..V. f.r nr.y c.V.eer
to executa cry civil prccc:, cn nry persona
attending ci-.i. 3 er:'..:p, d::rirg tha tinaa cf
ieehv.e:-:.ptc :r a p entity cf C 5. ,
tl, To p:J.: tti.3 levying cf cxecutbn3
L-pea grov.i:.jcr.;3 Lof-ro they arc matured.
Cj. To r-'.ive and cc a line a ia' ferca ca
Ael p?.::ed in ll. i year 1CH, entitled ca Act
ta nutherlna the laying cH and cetablishing a
Turnpiha read f:ewiLajtea Lyneh'ji.a Ru:i)
crfcrd county, ta tha 'arid aw Sail's ia F en
combe county, j t. .
C3. Concerning a Penitentiary. Declares
't pr:e? end expedient to have a decisive ex-
prce-ioa'cf pebiia cpicioa upea tha subject,
Laeed upea tha knav.leJja that tha fund ta
erect r. V:'"''rry rr.u:t ta rci-cd by a di
reel tax, and thcrcibra directs that ct tha next
election f-r i..:rr.bor3 cf tha General As-em.
b!y, every vc.trrj entitled ta vcte for a mera-
er cf t!.3 Ueuea cf Commor.3, shall be at
rty ta veta fr cr rjc.'.ari a Penitentiary.
C7. To r-ge!D the 7C:h and 7let Rcgi
rent cf North Careiir.a n-.iliila; ' ' ;
. j rw,
i n:.d c- i .-3 in ferca f.n
izc-'r a r T:I-2, ceutled
. r - cxtT I tha prcv
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C: pa:': C":.J any,
ca Act la cr.r.r. J n:i Act
l-. :cf tha C- r:l As.
Drummord r
chapter lCJ,t
raaaedcilbah
scrnbly cf tha tta:?,. c:..i:!ed aa Act ta I - car.
pera:ath3LaheL--:..:-ae::dendOf.a;- ' .
r 1 c a :n " r ' , a :. 1 f. r ether purpoees.
Tj "emend tha' ICCd ch--?r cf t' -
-
"a. Led L.ate'.es,cnV.e(l aa Act coce
i. reve.r.ent cf ri.eri and creahe, : . :
prevent cb tructiahs to their navigation.
C3. For lh3 relief of tha biind, deaf, end
dumb. Apprepriates, C:CC3 cnnualiyc.t
cf tha Literary Fund far tha education cf
these ucfortnr.ate Individuals.)
CI. .To p rave r.t frea negroes and ma!at.
tees from traCcking ia ardent rpirits. Di.
rcctsa f.na cf C10 for the first ciTencc, end
f-rtha saeend, to b3 inieted in ;:aj Zj( zilor
Ceert cud fined cr impriecned ct tha direre
lioau;f thaCa -rt. . ... ; .
C2. f:. v-::.t-l tana Act peat: JlytV
pre:::.t C:Vt:il Aa::mb!y, enti:::d : i
c.tt:.:'.i that ; cf Cart'ret c.'.r.:;, ! ...
C:r:-.eb-t ta Hy-a cLty.
C3.' To prevent fre-:i ia I-r;:rg Erec
lion issued by n, air g!a. ITr'atrate, and to
J er??c'Jra3 tr- I praetiea cr taking
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it r..j c. j tT i. i
..:y l:::Jc-, ia
2 naeerity al! t cf
cecrrity f. r t a."..:
under ciccL.i
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thct all pa rear, a ever four years cf r-a ihail
adta r 5 t t:.a Ci.eo'.f : zlI ii.il
JUhall rat Izl : '
cnahalf cf tha cr'Imttcd r :"X ta I a r I
frera lha rtata. ...j - ;
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t ' area cf v 1 T V;i.e n r : 3,C : 3 c r ib
is subscribed fer era i!::!ared ince; -: ;
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fines lha c.;y t; t'..j Li.:ar.;.
C7. na' tiva ta r:..::.ri:c. ?.-"
f-a t3 i ) c...::. . .
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cccasIoneJ by tha crectiea cf tho .
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tha ccprry t3C?:tt:ta a .:
capacity ta cd.r.:. c." t' a c a..Jc:a ' t
p.r2ga cf c:::!i;:..::::::".i zzi r.:;:.:d; :
t:ljut::'w.;jr..... ' ail..-.'
C?. ,."cr t 3 rera rpcciy td.cb.i-: .i a
cf je.:Iee. At ' erinca t'..3 Judja ta rp; t
a rpecial term cf Sepcrlef C:izt r. . t' i
businccs cf tha civil docket caa.r.,1 L ' : e;
ihb regular terra.'
70. .To codify' ta Act con:
and free Persons cf ce!cr, p- . : . -( ?.
; -.7U,.Tpcmcrd.lha C::h cbep.er cf tha
Rcviecd Ctat-tc?, and 4C;h taoti. j tft-Id
Act. Rjitca ta tha inepeoliea cf ter4-.
tlna. . '
'-V .tn cd 'i::ea ta lha Rcviecd
calitlaJ ViiU end Tc::ar.:cnta, ta cm;:.d tha
tinea, and ta rc;ej pirt cf tba K.h raetiea
cf lha ftlc.I.eJ Ciaietce, cnll-l.d Landj l7 S
ccnreJ debtors, j Authorizes tee'.atar f
q-::ath every ir. tercet, cr.d c".'r:;!s a fr:a r
ctroeiioa cf willa.
'73. 1 Ccnoerningcgfr.acfC.erohcal.r.1'-.
Directs a cepiieata tte:e;..e:.l cf til ..:.i.j,
ta la r.:ada la tl.3 Ce -ptrwilar. 4
: Tl. To r hl :': 1M: caeiiea cf i' -4wth
chapter cf th- Revised S:a'. - Au.
ibeillca T..a C.-:i cf Hz,-' ; ts tppcint tl 3
trrra end rd-cVcf r': cT ti! prcpariy r.ida
by a decree cf raid Court. . .
ao c.m::.d ca Act paeeed tt 1..3 zz
Seealea cf lb j C ::...-.! A:
en Act ta taa-.d cn Aotca-rerr'
cr3, ilcil-ed r: -Votes, ch-sptrr tl ),
Gives tha pa .cr ta three Z-...
Peace ta rppch-.S a Cerer.er t. I.-r ;
i: vl,! :c..-, o:.d i: tball ba r.ae
ca j 1 3 . .tii !.1j c.V.eial crpie.'iy.
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it ca inJ.'etabla ciibnea, leaving tha r .
tali iC :rt.
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ia thij ttata, paced ia thayrar
ti.:-o
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!rt t'.a t::::cr. cf ti : Cancre! At.
.." I3C3-CI, entitled ca Act f : 3
' : pcreai::3 tsmay .-.'. frfc ;l.
1 f i ! ? rccr r .S cf II;. r rd c '
a I ' - tha turning cf tha Cocrt-' ' 3
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