V
tfctwt I'oni rActr um -rict uf &e notice as may
Be Serfifi stated; andjhe said officer stall deliver respective-
l fK nui'ic tilth his return to the party, his attorney or
. wl,,,,.- tn!snr auili notice ISSUed, UH demand f
Sic. 130. AnjUenTar coroner fgleftLng(octe and
, Mtorn urh notice, wrartklnx Y!reftfrteoB;' tKai!t;i
subject to the same action and penalties at for neglecting to
' serf t or falsely returning process directed to. him from the So-
perior Courts of lav ui uiii aiare. xo u prosecuieu, rrcuTcrcu
an J applied a action and penalties are directed to b; prosecu
" ted, recovered .ul applied for n.jrject'ing to awe, or falsely
returning process issued fro n the b jperior Courts of this State
Ft otiat I that.
person from giving notice aud pro
. directed. . ' ...
" Sco. 132. Where any scire facias shall isMie to the sheriff
f any county within thia"fitate. the return i f the sheriff tbre
on, that the me has bcrn executed, shall beseemed sufficient
evidence of the service of such scire- facia; aud it (dull not be
.lield riccessary-llut &wtrfr ieatflvirtrtn.fe-
.-aenre ol witnesses.
Etc. 153. At the Irisl of all actions at law upon contract.
it shall be competent for either of the defendant to shew
evidence, that he, she, or 4hey, i. of are surety or sureties
and if it be satisfactorily shoum, it !iall ue toe tuty t tiie jury
In their verdict, or of the justice of the peace in bin judgmnt,
to disci iminate the principal and surety, w hich lull ue eiirtor
aed on the execution, by the clerk or justice of the peace isso.
Usse writ, of Wfiersrt. scire facial, labeascorpu, tnam!amusr the same) ana i:w .u u. .. or .... wB ,ymW,
SriT ottT V,U wfiic'b may be proper and necessary lor the the &JLt
tnennnicr bb r,u r",",Ts -" , --
entitled to receive the salary of the Reporter and the clerk,
opoo depositing with the Secretary of State, the copies rrserv.
ed by Haw Jut tha State, within six Hionth after, the Jterm of
ciiioti, shall, upon the certificate of the Secretary of State to tliat
eflect, be entitled to.receWe the compensation b law flowed to
the Reporter. X . - , , ... , .
Sao. 18. It ahall be the duty or the sheriff oMVake, by
himself or deputj.to attend the said court j and shall be allowed
far each term thereof he may attend, the sum of two d-Hars
per da for every day said court shall be in session, to be paid
by the Treasurer upon the certificate of the clerk of said cnurt
that the said Sheriff had perlormed said duty. ,
rrti. r ifi iiiriJictio and aareeaWe to the principle and
aas;e tot taw; and that it may at itsdiscretwn, make the wnts
of execution which it may issue returnable cither to the said
court or to the Saperior Court fri ..which, t! amejn3j;,Jliae
btettrenib'ved':' jritiMifrtyhititf vheti an e: ecu lion shall
be made retornable as last mentioned, a ceniucate oi me nnai
judgment of the Supreme Court shall always be transmitted to
the Superior Court aforesaid and there be recorded. Aud pro
vided further, that the said Superior Court may enforce obedi
ence to the said vieratioo j and in the event of its not being ex
ecuted, may issue any new or uriher execution or process mere-
on, in the same manner as inougn tnearsi execution
inai in
, . ' . . i it .1 1 t .1.. Cilbma. ritiiil. mnA wimviAeA filrlhr.
Z?5. Mrin !.- ... t.rtofor7r riinal cases flie decision oftlteuprenierourr slRtirw vi . , LiutmeirTTtn-wwrtry, yvs..j
Jill tl.hil UV.v '- ' V- J -.-J. . . . .L . InnlMil.
titled to the Superior v;ouri irom wnicu me cas wa
rtfuhirh itaid Sonerior Court 'shall
. j : . . j ' .,i .,.n(P.irp. agreeably lothe ilecision ot
" ... . . jr. I. oi..." --
.u. c r .A I,w of the State
-r nn, Mhe Supreme Court aforesaid shall
IDS It,
Rp. When sny execution endowed as aioreaii
hall come iuto the hands of any officer for collection, it shall
be his duty to levy the same on goods and chaffrla and land
! fm1 tenements of the priccipal, or o much thereof as sl all be
In aiefv u'wl tttcl'utnt mad Utt Want of SUl'h Sllffi-
ient property of the priiicipal, ali on the tootl and .haft-li,
l tpnimnt of the BurMr or sureties and make sale
th-renf the law TWmT&TTmmvntitwt'
that in alVsuch levies, sale sdaJI firtt bf had on all the pnp
erfy of the principaLlevwA
. -j-sureties. r-T.-."".'"1 -r-?
Ste. 135. WUeneyer any tuil shall be brought iii any ot
aid court, in which secarify uliall be given fr the prosecation
f tl.. nif. nr when any cae shall be brought up to any of said
eourts by an anneal from the County CourU, or olherwiMe, in
p;iven in the court below, and judgment shall be given in the
- Superior Court acains.t the plauitiff for the costs of the defen-
" dant or defendants, it shall be the duty of the court, upon mo-
lion of the defendant, sis) to give judgment against the surety
" ' for the nrosecotion for said cos) whereupon execution shall
Issue jointly agaioat the p;aiatitF and hi security.
Sep. 156. If "shalf an Aif be lawful lorlhe
rTefend aoT of
defendants against whom any final judgment or decree for the.
payment of money, shall or may oe rendered or. made, by any
court of record in this State, to pay th whole'or any part of
. the judgment or decree to the clerk of the court in which said
Itnlffmont oi decree shall or ma b rendered or made, at any
time after the rendering of sarn judgment or the making If
uch derire, althou mi exruirn. sTa
enforce .the Bavment-of suth- judgment or 1 decree and such
nayment of money shall be ss eokI and available to the party
' making the same, as if ioad to the sheriff or other It-cnl officer.
under and br virtue of an executioo issued off such judgment
or decree. . '
Seo. " 13r. nie clerks of courts of record to whom any inn-
Bey shall or may be paid to satisfy in whole or in part, any fi
Ital judgment or decree, shall pay the same to the party or par
-tiw entitled to receive-the aame,. under Tthi same rules andf
penalties as if the same had been paid into his office, under and
by virtue of an execution issued on such final judgment or
decree. , - . .,. . i
Br.e. 158. - It shall not be lawful for any judge in deliver
ing a charge to the petit jury, to give an opinion whether a fact
Is fully or sufficiently proved, such matter being the true office
and province of the -lrrr but itia hereby-declared -to berthe
fluty ol me Jtiuge in socn case in siaie in a iiiu ann correct
asanner, tne lacis given in cviuence, nu to occiare auu explain
th law arising thereon.
lUtibed 83d January, lssr.j .........
V PBC IE-CO Vn i.
rV.... snd who. oehre entering on me uones
of his office, shall enter into bond with sufficient security, paya
ble to the State ol North Carolina, in lh- sum ot ten tnousant
dolW fomli ioned for the faithful discharge of !iw duties, and
for the sa e keeping of all records committed to his custody,
which bond shall be lodged with the Secretary of State and
who s'la'J ala b-rore said Judges, or one ol inem, WKe ""c
oath a is prescribed by law to be taken by the clerks of the
Superior Curt, and shall keep his ofM; in the City of .Ua
leish. in one jf the rooms of the State House: and the Judges
are authorised to. hold the court in the State lloue.
Pfxj. 8. It .'shall be the duty of said clerk in all cases in
equity now pendmz .in that court or h?rti may tiPr?aucr.De jn
said court t record all bills, answers. p'aSi repiirationa and
demurrers with all decrees, whether interlocutory or nnnr, m.iue
threin,. together w'nh the opini -ns of the Chief Justice and
73rr;e slil
part f cht- proceedings in equiTy cases,, when for. sufficient
rsfirvwy,-b
f hat no account, deposifioiu' or commission Io'1(aki -1
shall be ordered to be recorded, except at the Xpense of the.
party or p rties requiring it to lie done. .
Sfc. 9. In "'estimating the allowance to the clerk for mik
ingthe recordLasjJireftfd, the-Jodge-shallliorexceeirthe sum
orttiMy certfsToFe r--
tir.c. It). 1 he Judges o! the irupreme court shall prescribe
and establish from time to time, rule of practice for the Supe
rior Courtsj which rules the clerk of the Suprtme Court shall
certify to the Judges of the Superior Courts, wio shall cause
the same to be entered on the records of the said courts.
Sr.c, 1 .l..Vhenan ..appeal .ahallbe.Jakcn.totlie....Sjnremp
Court, from anv ioterlorutory judgment ut law f a Superior
l ourt, or any interlocutory ordr, or decree of. any Court of
Equity, the bupreme v.ourt shall not enter any judgment, re
versing, affimiing, or modifying the judgment, order or decr.ee
so appealed from, but shall cause their opinion to be certified
to the court below with instruct ons to proceed upon such or
der juiJg.men!pLdecrM lUe same c- J
etrdmg twain! ononanMirUb;tnr ciuty wt tne court be-
.Citt)Mft tarutc
1IL: No. LXVII. : .7.-
OP XQ'JITV. ,
4 Aa.J VcjuJxuern.i'i'fedC"0' nsot Knuily.
Be it enacted by the asn7reTMff'mmi
North Carolina, and it it hereby enabled by lie authority of the
came. That each Superior Court of I.awVithin this State shall
also bo and act as a Court of Equity for the same county, -and
possess all the powers and authorities within thu same, that the
Court of Chancery which was formerly held in this Slate, un
der the Colonial Government used and exercised, an I that are
properly and rightfully incident to such a court, agrectblc to
the laws in force in tins State.
Sec. 2. Such courts in all equity proceedings shall be styled
wd called the Court of Equity lor the county in which it ishcM.
Skc. 3. The judges of the said Courts ofT.quity shall ap
point some person ot skill and promt jr to actajiJLIerkamyyia'j.
ter n Equity to caclrial -said courts.
Sc. 4. the rules and methods o! procecu;ng in said courts
shall be as follows, to wit: i
The Plaintiff may file his bill in the clerk's olftce cither du-
TingnerwTr
' "' "An Act concerning the Supreme Court.
. Jit ii enacted Vy the General dttembly of the State
tf Vurtft tarottaa, ana u t$ nereuy enacted by the au
thoi ily of the tame, i Hat IherH shall be appointed by joint
' Yote ot tiie two tmusct oi :ne uencral Assembly, three Judges,
being men of iiitcgrttjrand learning in the law, who shall be
ityleJ 4 Judges ot the Supre.uu Court o-North Carolina?
ball beco:timis3ioncd by Hie Governor, aud shall hold their
oIQcos during good behavior. . " -
Sec, 2. it shall -be the duty of said Judge? and of their
ilecessors in office to boldlho Supreme Court of this State
at the city of Raleigh twice in every yeur viz; on the second
Monday of June, and on the last Alooday ot. December, in
ach aud every year; and'they ktiall con.inue to sit at each
terra until all the business on the docket slmll be determined.
bear the name and stylo ot the &upmne Court of North Ca
j,oliaar aadhall he doeaed a court of tecotdj and 4le-pariers
and records .k!oti&ingjQjhid.e
constantly kept waliiu the city ot naleigh.
Sec. 3. The said judges, before they act M such, shall,
before the Governor lor the tune being:, or some judicial offi
cer of the State, sevtrally take'tho oath to buprHrt the con
titution of the United atatcs, the oath appointed for tiie
qualification of rublic officers, aoiLalsc. an oath of oflire.
Sec. 4. When any one of the Judgea of said court is disa
bled from attendiujr from sickness or otbor inevitable' caue,
two of. the Judges of the said court shall aud may hold the said
court, hear and determine causes, and pottae and exercise
every other authority which by law may appertain to said court,
as fully to all intents and purposes, as if all the Judges of the
aaid co'ttri'were''pT'eie'irt'rrJ" .-,,.,. -.".;';' ' .
' 8ec, 5. The Judges of said court shall appoint one of their
number to preside therein, who snail thenceforth be styled
Chief justice of the Supreme Court of. North Carolina, and
that the said Chief Justice and each and every of the other
Judges of the Supreme Court aforesaid shall have use, exer
cise and enjoy the same powers and authorities, rights, privile
... f el. nd Pre:em,neoc m cvery respect, as are now had exer
cised, used and enjoyed by the Judges respectively, of the
" Superior Courts of law and Equity within thia State, except
that no Judge of the Supreme Court shall be authorised to hold
a Superior Court and that for the purpose of carrying such
Fowers aad authorities into execution, ech of the skid Chief
usti- es and Judges of the Supreme Court may make any fut,
may order or iasue- any process and perform any act which it
is lawiui I or any 4age oi me superior voaru to niaKe, order,
:',':'': issue or perform. -V"S,;.-: rm-,: 4- l,:-
8kc. 6. The Court shall have power to hear and determine
all questions at law brought before it by appeal from a Supe
rior Court of law, and to hear and determine all rases in Equity
brought before it by tppeat from a Court of Equity or removed
' there by the parties thereto; and in every case suck court may
render such sentence, judgment, and decree as on an inspection
f the whole record it shall sppear to them ouht in law toe
- rendered thereon; and shall have original and exclusive juris
aet'it U repealing letters patent, and shall also have power to
low to enter upon its records the said opinion at length, and to
proceed in the said cause according to said instructions.
Sk.c. 12. AH exhibits or other documents relative to cases
in Equity now pending or which may be hereafter pending i the
Supreme Court, may he pmved by the parol testimony o a witness
or witnesses to be examined in said court, in the same manner and
under the same rules as such exhibits or documents may be pro
ved ialhe Superior Court ss-awl suitors in said codrt shall have
subpoenas to enforce the attendance of witnesses, who shall be
liable to the same penalties and actions lor non-attendance, and
be entitled to the same compensation for travelling, ferriage and
attendance as witnesses in the superior Courts: rrovtded at-
wayt, that the witnesses attending: the Supreme Court shall be
taxed in the bills of costs and paid by the party on whose be
half ihey may be summoned.
Sic. T3. Iflihatl be flie daity of the Judges of said court o
deliver their opinions or judgments in writing, with the reasons
at full lensth upon which they are founded; and it shall not be
lawful for the clerk of the said court to make any entry upon the
records of the said court, ;;that anycause depending lhercia-ia
decided, nor to give to any person or persons whatever any cer
tificates of such decision, nor to issue execution for the costs in
such suit, until after the Chief Justice or some Judge or Judges,
members of 4he said court, shall have delivered publicly and in
open court, the opinion ot the said court, stating at length the
ground and argument upon which such opinion shall be found
ed and supported, and shall have also delivered a written copy
of the same opinion to the clei k, which shall afterwards be filed
among the records of the said court, and published in the re
ports herein directed by law to be published of the decisiosu
mad by the sai.l court. ytL-
-- SECi -1 4. -'The- Supreme Court shall have power to make
any' amendments in any case pending before it, by making the
parties thcrejojwjijch said court may deem necessary and prop,
er for Jhe purposes of justice, and upon sutti' terms' as Said court
shall prescribe; and also whenever it shall appear to them neces
sary for the purposes of justice to allow and direct the taking
of further testimony in any' case in equity which may be re
moved to the said court for trial, under such rules and restric
tions as the said court may in its discretion proscribe.
ana Tiiere upon tc saiu clerks respectively shall issue execu
tion for the costs incurred in said cases in the courts from which
the same was sent; and the clerk of the Supreme Court shall
isue execution for the costs incurred in said court, including
all publications in newspapers made in the progress of the cause
in that court and by order of the same, and all postage of let
ters which concern the transfer of original papers. - : -'.-..
. Sr.c. IB. The Judges of the Supreme Court shall annually
appoint a reporter of the decisions thereof, whose duty it shall
be, within five months after the close of each term, to prepare
the dictions of said court for the press, and shall contract with
some printer to print one hundred and one copies at the ex
pense of the St ire, which copies shall be distributed as follows,
yizr heSre4eey-tf fh
copy himself, which copies shall remain in their respective of
fices, and six copies to be deposited in the public library, and
the saitl n-porter shall deliver sixty-five copies of said reports.
to be deposited, one in the oflire of the clerk of the Court of
Fleas and Quarter Sessions of each county to this State, and
twenty-eight copies by him to be deposited in the Execu
tive office of the StatJo transmitted by. the Governor to
the Executive department of each of the States and Territories,
at the expense of the State; and said reporter shall receive, as
a compensation for his services, a salary of three hundred dnl.
lars, and shall be authorised, on his own accownl'and at his own '
expense, to print, publish, and vend, and to obtain under this
grant, and in conformity with the art of Congress the copy,
r'ght of said reports of cases determined by said courft which
salary, shall be paid to him, upon satifactry evidence to the
Tressqrer that the aforesaid copies have been deposited and
distributed within the time aforesaid, and sot otherwise. -.
Sac. tr. Should the office of Reporter become varant and
issieeja;'5tkf.n4jpocna as is usual 4ns55Aisncery ; and
whenthc plaintiff shall sprciiritytate hilebt or 4wfte-ad
make oath or aitiimation thereto, either Dv'lore one ontrcjoitges
of the Superior Courts, of Lawand P'riuity, or before one of the
judges of the Supremo PUF1 o4crora th
Equity, the said clerk shall together Willi the sutmosna issueji
TjrrtTiftretfcd'to' the fcUerlff efThe1 C'iaiiltweFeTilfeircRiiuTant
i supposed to be a resident as follows, to wit:-
The Slate .VorA Carolina. Tt the Sheriff efCoHtUy.Grn tin ir
You are hereby commanded to tnkfl the ItoHy of ' lute of your
couoty (if to he founil in your eounty) anil him unfoly keep, o tliat you hav
him licfore the Judges of the Puprrior Court of l.ntv and Eijuily for thie
county of , t the town of ' , on llie
day. of next, or till he ultiill give you irwl nnt ofiwtf nt ecm i-
ty in the sum ol 5 (wlura rum u iirrrliy OiriH trd (n I mwuu:i tfie
damageH Rupcestrd on oath in the bill) to appear and mifwer at the r-aiil court
on the day Xarct, to bill in eqoity film) aint him ty
ami this you st all in n wise omit at your peril. Wilnrsa clork
and uuuler of tiie mill court at .the : day of in
the ., '.. . yen of ha imtepeniWnc of the Eut.
NVhich writ the sherilT is hereby directed and required to
obyrtndhen amy sa
er officer, surh sheriff or other officer shall not only be liable ns
special bail lor taking an insufficient bund, on exceptiorr taken
and entered the same term to which such process shall be re
turnable, the sheriff or other officer having due nolico thereof,
but such sheriff or other officer, shall also be liable as special
bail for failing or neglecting to take from such person or per
sons arrested by virtue o' such writ, a bond with two sufficient
securities in double the sum for which such person or persons
shall be arrested; and proceedings shall be had against him un
der the same rules, regulations and restrictions as in surh rases
in actions at Jaw: Provided, that no such writ shall issue
against an executor, administrator, or heir at law, who is sued
as such; but the process against thcin and each of them, shall
bo by a writ of subpoena as usual in other cases of chancery; and
the penalty for not attending shall be two hundred dollars but
the said penally shall not be levied, nor final judgment given,
untn the terip ensuing tlw
without a scire facias having been duly served, and proof there
of made, to the satisfaction of the court, ss in cases at law
where scire facias is required and where any other person 'is
made a defndantf-together with such wecuTdrsdininisTrariirr
or heir at law as aforesaid, a capias may issue as above ngaiust
such other person, and a writ of subpoena against such execu
tor, administrator or heir at law.' And, iif all cases where
there are two-orwelefettdant thra4rr
poenas directed to the sheriff or coroner of each of the coun
ties where the defendants are most likely to be. found, notin
on each process, that they are. issued in the same suit; and
when the same are returned, they shall be docketed, as if only
one had issued; and in case-any defendant should not be served
with such process, the same proceedings shall be had ns in
cases of other similar process which ban not been cxerjljed.
Neit shall be -served by - the-heriff uplcsr br has a topy
of the bill ready to deliver to the defendant, and J'e is hereby
required to de
of the said writ; nor shall any service be valid unless it be
made at least ten days before the term at which the defendant
is required to appear; and where the sen ice is by subpoena, the
defendant Bhall be served with a copy of the b'ill at least ten
days before such term; on failureof any of which requisiilons,
the defendant may plead the matter in abatement, and the bill
shall-'b-dimisseiksr
Upon such writ or subpoc:ia being dly setrcdrand copy vf
rtmf tianarmtttrc-tTrTTie sat-
bje-irtaTh;mfhehcTtff;oflr01Si1a
the rise of each term thereof, transmit to the clerks of the Su
n.r'.nr r..rt. r lnw .n.t rnnri. r ,-,;r,-.i. f u , ..vpon sucn wru or si
fdeClsiOftiofTheSunTelne
4 l-KnKrt - iW-asr.TTATTTT
vit.) the defendant shall appear and nut in his answer or idea
agreeable to the practice in cliancery, or demur; or on failure
thereof, the plaintiff's bill shall be taken pro coufesso. and ap
pointed to be heard exparte at the ensuing term: Prodded,
that if within the three first days of the ensuing term, (he de
fendant shall offer any satisfactory reason to ti e court, for his
not appearing at me nrsi term, tbe order lor the btil being la.
ken pro conlesso ami heard exparte, may be. discharged, ami the
defendant then admitted to plead, answer or demur; and such
time shall Ue allowed in this as well as in all other cases fur
the pleadings on both sides, and such day appointed for the hear
ing as the court shall direct; and if anv defendant or tUtenA.
ants; against whom any mbpon1 r other prnrrritfrntHrinf:
.... t ! t. .1 . .
biiuii nut cause in, iier or ineir appearance tu Le enlprnl. mi
audi process, within such time and in stich manner ns accord
ing to the rules of the court tlve same ought to haxe hern enter-
en, in case sucn process had been duly served, and an afiidawl
or affidavits shall be wade to the satisfaction of the com-!,, thai
suc ueiennani or neunnants reside rr rei!es beyond the
limits ol the State, tir that . upon
nsnat place of abode, He, she or they could, not be found, so as
10 ne serves, wun sucli process, and that thereis just grounds
to believe that such defendant or defendants is r are Ron c
without the limits of the State, or otherwise absconded to a void
oemg serven wins im proressol such court,, then and in such
cases the court oat of which suchrocess issutd may make an
order, directing snd appointing such defendant or defendants
to appear at a certain day therein to be named; and in capes
where such defendant" or defendants reside or resides without
the limits of the Statel ropy of such order shall, nlihin
days after sech order made, be inserted in some Gazette regu
larly published within the State, for jsueh length of time as the
all think
lette cf
no suitable person should affer to fill the same, the Judges of court may order and direct; and may, when they aha
the Supreme Court or lather of ihein shall notify the r Ink of necessary, direct such order to b, inserted in any Ga
coun ih uco rancT. auu n ! tneo oeineoy 01 sam ; me uniteu states; and in eases where such defendant or de
elerk to prepare the decisions for the press, snd at option ifendants shall have Withdrawn him. her, or themselves bevond
either to publish the same on his own account, as the It-porter the .limits of the State, or otherwise absconded to avoid the
n authomed to publish them, or as agent for the State to eon. , service of such process, a copy of such onler slnll. within six
tract with some printer in this State or any other State to print ty days afler such order made, beinasrted ia some Gazette
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