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(torgt Latnt *'r>r.: And writrriM the efrafes nf fair and honeft purchafer3 may be drawn in qucft'on »he original deed
no; having beer 'T.ived ard i-'j i't-red : for n n c i whereat,
!. Eeiiettcftd by the Gtner I Afl'emB y ofthe St0ti G/Nert'i-Carolina, and it is b.'rebv etiaftcd, hy the authority of
ibe fame, that upon registration ot the fragmtfP! of the laid original deed, and of the deeos to Mich/el Red-utll and
TV. tthan Oakcy, tae fame (hail be good anil vaiiti ro all intents and purpofes as the original would have been, had the
fame been regiitered entire acceding to law ; any law to the contrary notwithstanding.
Chap- XXVI. Art addnioml aSl to an act, infilled, "an aft for the regulation of the town of Neiubern, and for
other purpoles." p. 83.
YT HEREASit is neceSTary that the conduct of idle and diforderly (laves, free negroes, and per(bns of mixed
V V blood in the laid town, Ihould be properly retrained, and that Such regulations be made 'relpe&nig them as
will prevent the mifchiets and evils at prefent existing ;
I. £. it therefore enacted, by the General stffembly of the State of North-Carolina, and it is hereby enabled, by the aw
thority of thefame, that the cornmifiioners of the laid town to be appointed at their next annual election, ai;d their
fucceffors, (hall have full power and authority, and they are hereby directed to make Inch bye-laws and regulations
with f uch penalties from time to time, for the restraint of idle and disorderly (laves, Sree negroes, and perfons of mix-ed
blood, ai to them Sluil appear juft and neccSLry. Prcvidtd, that the Same be not incompatible with the laws of this
itate.
II. Ard be itfurther em tied, byihe authority cfcrefaid, that the Said ccinmiffiriiers and their fucceflcrs, Shall all*
from time to time make -and adopt any laws or regulations that they may deem nec^lTary, to prevent perfonsfrom tra-ding
or dealing with the Slave of either the inhabitants of the county ol Craven or of the Said town ; and that all fines
that the faid ccmmiflioncii may levy lor a breach of anv of their laws or regulations, (hall be recovered by a warrant
and determined before ajnifice of the Peace. P9voided neverthslefi, that nothing herein contained (hail be conStrued
to prevent or debar any perfon thinking him or herlelf aggrieved by the decision of any Julbce on fuch warrant, frot*
a right ( 1 appeal to the court of Craven county , firft giving Sufficient feturity, where the caufe Shall be tried de novoby
the Judices of the Said court tr by a lawful jury at the option of the apetlant, at the firll court to which the appeal i«
made.
And whereas by an aft ot Aflemhly palled at Newb:ru the fifth day of December, one thoufand feren hundred and
fixty (even, intitled, " anaft /or invejiing certain lots in the town of Newbern in his excellency the Governor and hisfuc
*' crjfhrs," in the fifth feet ion of the Said tecited act, it appears that £t/f». Street was then veSted in his Excellency the
Governor, which has been prejudicial to the inhabitants of faid town ; N. C. L. 1767, 4, 23 t.
HI. Be it enuftid, by the authority cfjrejaid, that it fhall and may belau ful for the laid commiffioi'iefs or a majority
•f them, at their Grit meeting, to cause that part of Edtn-Areet which extends (rom Trent-river to Pollack Street, and
which by the betore recited act veiled in the Governor, to be again opened for the benefit of the public in the Same
manner as an) other Street in the'i'aid town, any law ro the contrary notwithstanding ; and ;hat To much of the afore
recited aft as comes within the purview of this act, (hall be and is hereby declared to be repealed and made void. Pro-vided,
that nothing in this aft-cont tined Shall extend to enable the faid commilfioners to encroach «n any of the public
buildings, or on a:iy part of any of the lots purcbafed for the public in the faid town.
Chap. XXVII. An eft to autkorife tie late commiff.oners offpecific fupplies for the fevcral counties therein mentioned it
colled tharreoragts 0) Ipec if c taxes yet duefrom the inhabitants thererf. WHEREAS the fpecific taxes heret fore afleSTeil on the inhabitants of the counties of Bertie, Burke, Rutherford,
Randolph, Tyrrel >md Frank'in, have not been fully collected, and it may be doubted how far the late commilli-
•ners appointed for the collection of the Said taxes have now a power for that purpofe, or whether they have any iit
all;;
I. Be it thet tfore er.tctcdt that every perfon who has been duly appointed a commillioner of fpecific fupplies in any
•fthe laid counties for any one or more years, who has not fully collected the fpecific tax due from the inhabitants of
the county in which he was appointed « commissioner for any luch year, his executors, administrators or appointee
(ball have full power and lawful authority, and the laid commifficner, his executor, administrator or appointee, is ard
are hereby reejuired to collect the fame within twelve months at farthest after the palfing of this aft, and to ufe al]
and every the methods to inforce the payment of the faid tax where the fame may be neceflary, as Such commiflion-er
was lawfully invested with the power of uTing when the faid tax become due ; but eTcry perfon owing the fame or
any part thereof, fhall w hen called upon -for payn ent thereof under this act, pay the laid tax in enrrency, according to
Cucli rates of commutation for mot.ey as were eltabhflied by the refpective afts under which Such taies Severally became
due, and where no luch rates were then eftabhfhed, according to the rates affixed by the lair Specific tax law.
II. At a be itfuither enacled, that the reSldi.e of the faid taxes now due, when collected, Shall be accounted Tor in
fuch manner and according tc Such rules and regulations a* are prel'cnbed for collectors of public monies, and Shall be
fubject to the fame penai ies for neglect Or 1 efulal.
III. And be it further ewcled, that iu-all -cal.:s .here any perfon fhall allc-dge that the faid tax afleffed unon him of
htc in any year w psrt intfreol i>a;> beet; paid, and thai he or She cither did not take a receipt for the lsuit cj thai u»
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| Full Text | i7i (torgt Latnt *'r>r.: And writrriM the efrafes nf fair and honeft purchafer3 may be drawn in qucft'on »he original deed no; having beer 'T.ived ard i-'j i't-red : for n n c i whereat, !. Eeiiettcftd by the Gtner I Afl'emB y ofthe St0ti G/Nert'i-Carolina, and it is b.'rebv etiaftcd, hy the authority of ibe fame, that upon registration ot the fragmtfP! of the laid original deed, and of the deeos to Mich/el Red-utll and TV. tthan Oakcy, tae fame (hail be good anil vaiiti ro all intents and purpofes as the original would have been, had the fame been regiitered entire acceding to law ; any law to the contrary notwithstanding. Chap- XXVI. Art addnioml aSl to an act, infilled, "an aft for the regulation of the town of Neiubern, and for other purpoles." p. 83. YT HEREASit is neceSTary that the conduct of idle and diforderly (laves, free negroes, and per(bns of mixed V V blood in the laid town, Ihould be properly retrained, and that Such regulations be made 'relpe&nig them as will prevent the mifchiets and evils at prefent existing ; I. £. it therefore enacted, by the General stffembly of the State of North-Carolina, and it is hereby enabled, by the aw thority of thefame, that the cornmifiioners of the laid town to be appointed at their next annual election, ai;d their fucceffors, (hall have full power and authority, and they are hereby directed to make Inch bye-laws and regulations with f uch penalties from time to time, for the restraint of idle and disorderly (laves, Sree negroes, and perfons of mix-ed blood, ai to them Sluil appear juft and neccSLry. Prcvidtd, that the Same be not incompatible with the laws of this itate. II. Ard be itfurther em tied, byihe authority cfcrefaid, that the Said ccinmiffiriiers and their fucceflcrs, Shall all* from time to time make -and adopt any laws or regulations that they may deem nec^lTary, to prevent perfonsfrom tra-ding or dealing with the Slave of either the inhabitants of the county ol Craven or of the Said town ; and that all fines that the faid ccmmiflioncii may levy lor a breach of anv of their laws or regulations, (hall be recovered by a warrant and determined before ajnifice of the Peace. P9voided neverthslefi, that nothing herein contained (hail be conStrued to prevent or debar any perfon thinking him or herlelf aggrieved by the decision of any Julbce on fuch warrant, frot* a right ( 1 appeal to the court of Craven county , firft giving Sufficient feturity, where the caufe Shall be tried de novoby the Judices of the Said court tr by a lawful jury at the option of the apetlant, at the firll court to which the appeal i« made. And whereas by an aft ot Aflemhly palled at Newb:ru the fifth day of December, one thoufand feren hundred and fixty (even, intitled, " anaft /or invejiing certain lots in the town of Newbern in his excellency the Governor and hisfuc *' crjfhrs," in the fifth feet ion of the Said tecited act, it appears that £t/f». Street was then veSted in his Excellency the Governor, which has been prejudicial to the inhabitants of faid town ; N. C. L. 1767, 4, 23 t. HI. Be it enuftid, by the authority cfjrejaid, that it fhall and may belau ful for the laid commiffioi'iefs or a majority •f them, at their Grit meeting, to cause that part of Edtn-Areet which extends (rom Trent-river to Pollack Street, and which by the betore recited act veiled in the Governor, to be again opened for the benefit of the public in the Same manner as an) other Street in the'i'aid town, any law ro the contrary notwithstanding ; and ;hat To much of the afore recited aft as comes within the purview of this act, (hall be and is hereby declared to be repealed and made void. Pro-vided, that nothing in this aft-cont tined Shall extend to enable the faid commilfioners to encroach «n any of the public buildings, or on a:iy part of any of the lots purcbafed for the public in the faid town. Chap. XXVII. An eft to autkorife tie late commiff.oners offpecific fupplies for the fevcral counties therein mentioned it colled tharreoragts 0) Ipec if c taxes yet duefrom the inhabitants thererf. WHEREAS the fpecific taxes heret fore afleSTeil on the inhabitants of the counties of Bertie, Burke, Rutherford, Randolph, Tyrrel >md Frank'in, have not been fully collected, and it may be doubted how far the late commilli- •ners appointed for the collection of the Said taxes have now a power for that purpofe, or whether they have any iit all;; I. Be it thet tfore er.tctcdt that every perfon who has been duly appointed a commillioner of fpecific fupplies in any •fthe laid counties for any one or more years, who has not fully collected the fpecific tax due from the inhabitants of the county in which he was appointed « commissioner for any luch year, his executors, administrators or appointee (ball have full power and lawful authority, and the laid commifficner, his executor, administrator or appointee, is ard are hereby reejuired to collect the fame within twelve months at farthest after the palfing of this aft, and to ufe al] and every the methods to inforce the payment of the faid tax where the fame may be neceflary, as Such commiflion-er was lawfully invested with the power of uTing when the faid tax become due ; but eTcry perfon owing the fame or any part thereof, fhall w hen called upon -for payn ent thereof under this act, pay the laid tax in enrrency, according to Cucli rates of commutation for mot.ey as were eltabhflied by the refpective afts under which Such taies Severally became due, and where no luch rates were then eftabhfhed, according to the rates affixed by the lair Specific tax law. II. At a be itfuither enacled, that the reSldi.e of the faid taxes now due, when collected, Shall be accounted Tor in fuch manner and according tc Such rules and regulations a* are prel'cnbed for collectors of public monies, and Shall be fubject to the fame penai ies for neglect Or 1 efulal. III. And be it further ewcled, that iu-all -cal.:s .here any perfon fhall allc-dge that the faid tax afleffed unon him of htc in any year w psrt intfreol i>a;> beet; paid, and thai he or She cither did not take a receipt for the lsuit cj thai u» |
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