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An Act directing the manner in which patroles shall in future be appointed in the county of Richmond. 1816 54 (1816)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsnc0036 and id is 1 raw text is: :144 iN Lf~ wu 1816work on public roads ad I ghwavs, anddA shall neglect to do the Fame, after bei g dgly summ N''shall Ibe an-d is hereby liable tio the Ptnalty of ten shillings to be recovered in the samet-maavr and. under the same rulzs, regulations and re Ations and applied to the same purposesai is by directed.,anyl to the contrary notwithstanding. CHAP. CXXXV1. An act to amend V act passed in one thousand eight hundred and ten, chapter fifty-seven, entled 4n act to appontm irdnar sioners for the town of Bath, &c. BE it enacted by the General Jhsembly of the State of North-Carolina, andit is hereby enacted by the au thority of the same, That the acting commissioners for the town of Bath in the county of Beetifort, tthall in future be, and thet are hereby anthorized and empowered to fill all vacancies which have or may by, pen in the office of commissioner for said town, whether by dath, resignation or refusal to act. CHAP. OXXXVII. An acttosuthorize James Moore of the countyof Martin to erectgates on the road leading from Moore's Perry to Moore'a Storein said county. BE it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of North Carolina, and it is hereby enacted by the thority of the same, That it shall and may be lawful for Jnes Moore of the cnuity of Martiu to erect two gates on the road leadinig from Moore's Ferry on Roanoke river to Moore's Storeon the road leading from Plymouth to Williamston. II. And be it further enacted, That the said Moore shall be entitled to receive of all persons crossift his ferry and passing said gates, the rate of toll or ferriage as now settled by the county court of Martin. C HA P.CXXXVIII. An act directing the manner in which patroles shall in future be appointed in the county of Richmond. BE it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of North Carolina, and it hereby enacted by the aiahorif of the same, Tnat from and after the passing of this act it shall be the duty of the captain or' qpmmanding officer of each militia company in the county of Richmond, at each company muster, to ap- point as patroles such number of fit persons as he may think proper, not exceeding ten for each compa- ut-, whose duty it shall be to perform and do all the duties already enjoined by law on patroles until the suc- ceeding company muster, any law to the contrary notwits anding. CHf AP. CXXXIX. An act naming the town laid off in Montgomery couiim *s1iuint Lo an act pissed at the last session of the General 4ssembly, au-hi z . the remiousl of th' publi buildings of saidcour-y. BE it enacted by the General .ssernblq of the State of North-Carolina, and it is hereby enacted by the au- thority of the same, Tnat the to.%a laid if' in he coun-v of Moi.tgmery in c. of rmity to the before re. cited act, shall from and after the passing of this act be knuwn by the name of Laurenceville. CHAP. CXL. An acttoauthorisethe commissioners ofthe town of Madism in thecou.:yof Rockingham, topurchase the land on which thesaid town is situatn d, to make sale of tht to's arwl tom mk- the to the same. BE it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of North-Carolinq, and it is hereby enacted by the alt. thority of the same, Ihat the counissioacrs of the town of Nladis ra in Rockingham county be, at d they are hereby vested wh full power and authority to purchase the land on which the said town is stnuated, t -make sale of the lots, and to make titles to the purchasers: and to effect these objects they art herecy de. 6,ared to possess power and author ity to adopt -sch measures as may appear to them the most advisable and conducive to the promotion of the said town. READ THREE TIMES AND RATIFIED IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY, JNO. BRANCH, Speaker of the Senate. THE 2STHt DAY OF DWE7oEMBER, A. D. 1816. JA. IREDELL, Npeaker of the H. Commony; .A true Copy, WILLIAM HILL, Secretary of State. Digitized from Best Copy Available

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