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An Act more effectually to prohibit the trading with slaves. 1833-1834 38 (1833)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsnc0149 and id is 1 raw text is: PENAL LAWS- 'RkVISAL. rrotl,. tion thereon as in other cases: Provided, however, That such' judgment shall be subjett to the right of appeal by either party. CHAPTER XIX. An act more effectually to prohibit the trading with slaves. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of North Carolina, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same, That no person or persons shall hereafter buy of, traffik - with Articles p. or receive from any slave or slaves, any mutton, cloth, cotton or hibited. woollen yarn, wearing apparel, gold or silver bullion, under the same rules, regulations, restrictions, prohibitions and penal. ties as are contained in the act of one thousand eight hundred and twenty six, entitled an act to prohibit the trading with slaves except in the manner herein prescribed. Provisions of II. Bie itfurther enacted, That the provisions of the before act of I .6 a' recited act shall be extended and made applicable to the arti- plilee tar- cles mentioned in this act, in the same manner and to the same tie le mention extent as if the said articles had been contained in the.said ed in this act. recited act of one thousand eight hundred and twenty six. CHAPTER XX. An aet to amend the law in relation to the crime or larceny. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of -Morth Carolina, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same, That hereafter when any person shall be convicted of the crime S of grand larceny, he, she or they shall be infamous and de- prived of his,'her or their free law, in the same manner as per. sons now are who are convicted of petit larceny. CHAPTER XXI. An act for revising and digesting the public statute laws of this State. Commission's Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of ,North to be appoint- Carolina, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same, ed by the Go' That three commissioners be appointed by the Governor of the vernor. State to collate, digest anti revise all the public statute laws of this State, commencing with the earliest English statutes now in force and including those which may be enacted during the or present session of this General Assembly; that in the perform- Extent of the ance of this duty they shall carefully collect and reduce into work which one act the different acts anti parts of acts which, from similari- they are re- h red toper- ty of subject, ought in their judgment to be so arranged and (arm. consolidated, distributing the same under such titles, divisions and sections as they shall think proper, onitting all such acts and parts of acts before passed, as shall have either expired by their own limitation, become obsolete or been repealed; that in. Acts to be laid every other respect they shall complete the said revision in such berore the I.- manner as to them shall seem most useful and proper to render Iislature. the said acts more plain and easy to be understood; and that, fror time to time, they shall lay before the Legislature the acts so arranged and revised by them, to be re-enacted if the Legisla- Praviso. ture shall so determine: Provided, that no change shall be made .'9S

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