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An Act to establish certain roads, bridges and ferries. 1846 369 (1846)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactssc0364 and id is 1 raw text is: OF SOUTH CAROLINA. 0o0 A. D. 1846. AN ACT TO ESTABLISH CERTAIN ROADS, BRIDGES AND FERRIES. No. 2984. I. le it enacted, by the luiorable the Senato and [louse of Representa. Johnson ind Live, nv * . *Puckelts Perry tives, now met and sittinig iii General Assembly, and by the authority of the neharrtered. same, That the Ferry over the Saluda River, in Abbeville District, known as Johnson's and Puckett's Ferry, (formerly Swanzey's Ferry,) across the Saluda River, be, and the same is hereby ro.chartered and vested in J. W. H1. Johnson and T. R. Puckett, and their heirs and assigns, for the term of seven years, with the same rates of Toll herctofore allowed by law. 11. That the fullowing Roads in Abbeville District, be, and are here. Roads openemd by opened and established as Public Roads, viz: a Road leading frominAbbevIIk. Win. Unrmoro's to J. Agnew's, then to D. 0. lawthorn's, and then to G. [1. Brownlee's, a distance of about six miles ; and also, a Road from D. 0. Hawthorn's to J. L, Sim's, from thence to Moses Sharp's, on to H1. H-. Pon. ny's, and then to Lemuel White's, a distance of about four or five miles. Ill. That the Road, now known as the Bay Road, on Edisto Island, corn. Day Road, mnencing at the Sandy Causeway, and terminating at the North Eastern ex. esho Islnh d tremity of Edingsville, be, and the same is hoerby established as a Public Road, and placed under the control of the Comimissionors of Roads for Saint John's, Colletun. IV. The Commissioners of Roads, for the aforesaid Parish, or a majority Cominisioners of them, are hereby authorized to lay and collect assessmncts, from time to zamd cx. time, for the purpose of building and keeping in repair the Bridges on the said Road ; which assessments shall be paid by each householder in the village of Edingsville, according to a rate, which will be in proportion to tile general tax of each individual respectively. V. That a Road in Union District, beginning at the Tavern of Benjamin Road in Union Crawford, four miles east of Union Court House, and running frohi thence Ditri cstab- to Simstown, and from thence to Wood's Ferry, on Broad River, be, and the same is heriby established as a Public Road. Vi. That the Bridge over Big Lynch's Creek, on the Stage Road, leading Tiller Bridge from Camden to Cheraw, be, and the same is hereby re-chartered, and vest- over Lynche's Crek re-char- ed in James Tiller, his heirs and assigns, for the term of seven years, and tered. that the following rates of Toll, and no more, be taken at the said Bridges, to-wit : for every foot passenger, three cents; forevery man and horse, six and a quarter cents; for every head of cattle, horses, led or driven, sheep, goats, hogs and turkeys, one cent; for overy carriage on two wheels, or buggy, Rates of Toll. with horse and driver, twelve and a half cents; for every carriage on four wheels, with horses and driver, twenty-five cents.

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