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![handle is hein.slavery/ssactsnc0234 and id is 1 raw text is: RESOLUTIONS.'
same by mail to lihhi, the Treosurera statement of tho fol-
lowing items listed in July 1850, viz: Gold and Silver
Plate, Pleasure. Carriages, Silver Watches, Gold
Watches, Harps, Piano Fortes, letailers:of Spirit-
uous Liquors,' Billiard Tables, Bowling Alloys,
Packs of playing Cards sold, and that the expense incur-
red in preparing the circular letters to said clerks, postage,
&c., be defrayed fron the Public Trensry.
[Ratified 28th December, 1350.]
RESOLUTION in favor of the Public Treasurer,
Re8olveid, That the Public Treasurer be, and he is hereh)v
authorized to borrow from the Literary Fund, or from the
Bank of Cape Fear, or the Bank of the State, or from in-
dividuals, such sum or sums of money not to exceed twenty
live thousand dollars, as may be necessary to meet the prop-
er liabilities of the State, until the meeting of the next Gen-
eral Assembly : Piovided that the sum or sums so borrowed
shall be repaid by the Public Treasurer as soon as the con-
dition of the Treasury will enable him to do the same.
[Ratified 28th January, 1851.1
RESOLUTION iii relatidn to Vermont.
Wiui'R4As a message has recently been transmitted to.'the
Senate by his Excellency David S. Reid, inclosing resolu-
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