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flAt the close of ihe last session
of our General Assembly wc inserted
the captions of all the PublicAcls pass
ed during the session, and such of the
Private Acts and Resolutions as we
considered interesting to our readers.
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Private Acts and Resolutions, we
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CAPTIONS
Of the Laws enacted by the General As
sembly of North-Carolina, at its ses
sion in 183132.
PRIVATG ACTS.
1. For the better regulation
of lite Courtly Courts of Macon.
2. For the better regulation
of the courts of Gates county.
3. Giving exclusive jurisdic
tion to the Superior Courts of
IMoore in certain cnacs.
4. Authorising Daniel Smith
to erect two gates in Jones
county.
5. Providing for the compen
sation of certain jurors of the
counties of Perrpiimous, Pas
quotank and Gates.
G. Providing for the prompt
payment of jurors fur the coun
ty of Currituck.
7. Providing fur the better
organization of the militia of
Chatham.
8. For the better regulation
of the town of Edenlon.
9. Altering the time of hold
ing two of the County Courts
of Buncombe.
10. To prevent summoning
grand jurors to attend the
County Courts of Hyde.
11. Iiu orporating Jordan Plain
Academy, in Pitt county.
12. Allowing compensation to
jurors in Buncombe county.
13. Amending the act for the
better government of Elizabeth
City.
14. Altering the location of
tho Register and Entry Taker's
office in Brunswick county.
15. Incorporating Harvey's
Neck Academy, in Pcrquitnous
county.
1G. Repealing, in part the act
of 1827, prescribing tin? man
ner in which lands should there
after be advertised for sale for
taxes in the counties of Anson
and Surrv.
17. Establishing Cool Spring
Academy in Robeson county."
13. Repealing the 1st and 5th
sections of the act of last ses
sion, authorising tho County
Courts of Gates to appoint
Wardens of the Poor, and to
build a poor and work house,
and to amend the same.
J 9. To prevent the felling of
timber in, or otherwise obstruc
ting the channel of the South
Yadkin, in Iredell county.
20. Incorporating the Wayne
county M.to (iuards.
21. Altering the time of hold-
m g elections in Hertford county
22. Appointing lay days for
Turborough, (Edgecombe County, jf. a J Tuesday, Tebrx
fishing with seines, nets. &c. at
New Inlet, in the counties of
Currituck and Hyde.
23. Repealing in part the act
ot 1529, providing for the com
pensation of jurors for the
counties of Beaufort, Onslow,
Hyde, Anson, Columbus and
Duplin.
24. Altering the time of ho!
ding two of the terms of the
County Courts of Macon, and
for the better regulation of the
same.
25. Incorporating a Lifflit In
fantry Company in Craven
county.
-0. Incorporating a Light In-
fit n try Company iti Edenlon.
27. Repealing in part the act
of 1830, for the summoning of
the original venire to the Coun
ty Courts of Randolph, Rock
ingham, Buncombe, Brunswick
and Chatham, in future.
28. For the more convenient
wlministration of justice in the
County Courts of Cumberland
md New Hanover. i
29. For the belter regulation
of the County Courts of Bun
combe. 30. Repealing the act of
830, entitled an act to amend
an act, entitled an net to alter
the time of holding! two of the
terms of the County Courts of
Lincoln.
31. Incorporating the Ra
venscroft Academy.
32. To re-enact and extend
the provisions of the act of
1329, incorporating the Lake
Drummond and Orapeake Ca
nal Company, and to repeal the
act of 1830, entitled an act to
amend an act passed at the last
session, entitled an act to incor
porate the Lake Drummond &
Orapeake Canal Company.
33. Abolishing the oflir.es of
County Trustee and Treasurer
of public buildings in the coun
ties of Richmond, Columbus,
Sampson and Robeson.
31. Incorporating the Mek
leuburg Gold .Mining Company. ;
35. Incorporating the Char
lotte Fire Engine Company.
3G. For the more convenient
administration of justice in the
County Courts of Brunswick.
37. Incorporating Shiloh A
cademy. 38. Incorporating the Wilkes
con n ty V ol u n tee r A r t i 11 e r y Co m -pany.
39. Appointing an additional
dace of sale in Hyde county.
40. For the better regulation
of the town of Nixonton.
41. Incorporating Content
ion Academy.
42. Authorising the County
Court of New Hanover to have
the records of said county tran
scribed, and to make copies of
lid transcribed records evi
dence in all suits of law and
equity.
43. To prevent the Idling ot
timber in Haw river, in Guilford
and Rockingham, and Mair's
Fork in Guilford.
44. To extend the provisions
of the act of last session, con
cerning those persons who are
interested in the beach and
marshy lands lying in Currituck
county.
45. Incorporating the United
Brothers' Library Society, in
Lenoir.
46. Authorising the erection
of mills on Big lvey Creek, in
Buncombe.
47. For the better govern
ment of the Washington Toll
Bridge Company.
48. For the better regulation
f ihe militia in Haywood
county.
49. Incorporating the Bertie
Legion.
50. To prevent the felling of
timber in, or otherwise obstruc
ting the channel of Hunting
creek in Rowan and Iredell.
51. To re-enact and extend
the provisions of the act of 1829,
incorporating the Lake Drum
mond and Orapeake Canal
Com pa n'.
52. Incorporating the Beard's
Creek Guards.
53. For the better regulation
of the town of Waynesborough.
54. Incorporating the Jnek
'n Mounted Guards of Samp
son county.
55. Altering the mode of
keeping in repair the streets in
Ch .pel Hill.
5G. Appointing an additional
place of public sale in Ruther
ford county.
57. Authorising the County
Court of Richmond to trans
cribe and record papers in the
office of the County Court
Clerk.
58. Authorising Wilson Reed,
of Perquimons, to erect two
gates across a certain road.
59 Incorporating the Cabar
rus Gold Mining Company.
GO Incorporating the Char
lotte Gold Mining Company.
01 Amendatory of the act ofi
1830, in relation to the appoint-j 88 Abolishing the offices of
meat of commissioners to su- County Trustee and Treasurer
periutend the erection of njof public buildings in Rich-
Court house in Burke county.
G2 Amending the act of
1818, establishing the town of
New Salem.
G3
Allowing compensation
to the jurors of the County and
Superior Courts of Macon.
G4 Amending in part the
act of 1829, compelling the;
Trustees of Moore, Chowan
and Robeson county to pay the I
jurors iti preference to other
Hntms, so tar as respects
Moore county.
G5 Concerning the County
Court of Orange.
GG To prevent obstructions
to the passage of fish up Ara
ntise creek, in Camden county.
G7 For the belter regulation
of the County Court of Chat
ham. G8 Directing the manner in
which Constables shall hereaf-
ter lie elected in Stokes.
G9 Incorporating two com-
panies of Light Infantry in Pitt :
county.
70 For the relief ol Y ilham
Simpkins, of Craven.
71 Incorporating the Cape
Fear and Yadkin Rail Road
Company.
72 Incorporating the North
Carolina Central Rail Road
Company.
73 Incorporating three com-
panics of Light Infantry in Le-
noir county.
74 Extending the powers of Mining Company of Grcensbo
the Commissioners of the town rough.
of Washington.
75 Incorporating Tick Creek'
Academy, in Chatham county,
7G For the better regulation
of the County Courts of Hay
wood. 77 Compelling the Clerks of
the Superior and County Courts
and olher officers of the county
of Moore to keep their respec
tive offices at the Cnuit hyuse.
mrij 28 1832.
b Extending the act of
lp30, authorising Major J.
Clarke or him and his asso
ciates to build a toll bridge
across Pungo river at the Log
House Landing.
79 Incorporating the Oxford
Volunteer Company.
80 To prevent the felling of
timber in, or otherwise obstruc
ting the run of Catharine creek
and Warwick Swamp, in Gates
and Chownu counties.
81 For the better regulation
of the Washington Guards.
82 Authorising the County
Courts of Guilford to appoint
overseers and hands to clear
out the channel of the Reedy
Fork of H aw river in Guilford
county.
83 Repealing in part the act
of 1829, to provide for tho pay
ment of jurors in the counties of
Beaufort, Onslow, Hyde, Co
lumbus and Duplin.
84 Repealing the act of 1827,
compelling the Sheriffof Burke
to give written summons to the
jurors of said county.
85 Incorporating three Light
Infantry companies and one of
Cavalry iti Edgecombe county.
8G Repealing part of the act
of 1827, to prevent the obstruc
tion offish passing up Roanoke
and Cashio rivers and their wa
ters. 87 Respecting the toll to be
paid by horsemen crossing
Beard's bridge on the Yadkin
river.
mond, Columbus, Sampson and
Robeson.
89 To prevent obstructions
to fish up Tar or Pamplico river.
90 Allowing compensation to
jurors of the County and Supe
rior Courts of Northampton.
91 For the belter regulation
of pilotage on vessels trading
within the Cape Fear Inlets,
92 Incorporating the Guil
ford Gold Mining Company.
93 Incorporating the Salis
bury Gold Mining Company.
94 Incorporating the Cataw
ba Gold Mining Company.
95 Incorporating Flea Hill
Academy.
9G Altering the manner of
appointing inspectors for the
town of Wilmington.
97 In addition to the act of
last session relative to theburn-
ing of the records of Hertford
county.
98 Altering the manner of
appointing commissioners of
navigation and pilotage for the
( Cape rear river.
99 Raising a fund
to
lish free schools in
Johnston
county.
100 Giving exclusive juris-
'diction to the bupcnorCourt of
Montgomery of all pleas and
prosecutions of ihe State.
101 Incorporating the Sahs-
bury Gold Mining Company,
102 Incorporating the Gold
103 To prevent obstructions
to the passage offish up Ncuse
and I rent rivers.
104 Appointing commission
ers to lay olTa road from Ncel
Howard's mills, in Wilkes, up
Elk creek, to Ashe county line.
105 Incorporating the Rowan
Troopers.
100 Amending the act autho
rising the County Court of
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Northampton to employ a per
son to transcribe a part of the
records of said county.
107 Authorising William M.
Davidson to erect a gate across
a certain road..
108 Extending the provisions
of the act of 1828, establishing a
poor house in Person county.
109 Amending the act of
182G, entitled an act to amend
the act of 1825, entitled an act
directing the manner in which
constables shall be hereafter
appointed in the county of
Sampson.
110 Establishing the dividing
line between the counties of
Duplin and Wayne.
U I Compelling the Clerk of
the Superior Court of North
ampton and the Register of
said county to keep their offices
at the Court house.
112 Incorporating a Light
Infantry Company in the town
of Plymouth.
113 Arneudatory of the act
to authorise and point out tho
method how the Slate Road in
Haywood county may hereafter
be altered.
114 Authorising the County
Court of Northampton to lay a
tax to defray the experices of
the militia called out during the
late insurroction in Virginia.
115 Supplementary to the act
of 1830, regulating the time of
holding the Superior Courts of
Moore Montgomery & Anson.
1 16 Authorising the making
of a turnpike from the top of
the Smoky Mountain, down tho
Ocoualufty river, in Haywood,
and incorporating a company
for that purpose.
117 Altering tho time of hol
ding the Superior Court of Hay
wood. 118 Authorising the building
of a toll bridge over Roanoke
at Weldon.
119 Authorising and empow
ering the County Courts of Hay
wood to appoint commissioners
to make alterations or to lay
out new roads in said county.
120 For the belter regulation
of the town of Tarborough.
121 Incorporating the Yad
kin and Neusc Manufacturing
companies.
RESOLUTIONS.
1 Directing the disposition of
the maps, drafts, &c. in the late
Engineer's office, and the ar
ranging and filing of the papers
belonging to the offices of tho
General Assembly.
2 Authorising the burning of
Treasury notes.
3 In favor of Dan'l Goulding.
4 Directing the Clerks of the
two Houses to purchase certain
books.
5 Directing the printing of
the report of the committee of
Finance on the state of the
Treasury.
6 In favor of the Public
Treasurer.
7 Allowing compensation to
certain jurors in Buncombe
county.'
3 Authorising the Executive
to request of the United States
a supply of cavalry arms.
9 In favor of Wilson Carlcr.
10 In favor of Wm.Thoinpson.
11 In favor of Thomas Bragg.
12 In favor of William Austin
and David Car-on.
13 Authorising the Governor
to' cause all the mathematical
instruments belonging to the
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