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An Act to amend an act. 1830-1831 16 (1830)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsnc0124 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF NORTH CAROLINA., That it sliall andI may be lawful for entry takers I receive enl. tries of iouri or lap hnt when the lambiiy of land io tny one marsh or swaimp does not exceed two thou saiundn acres: Pro- vided, howtver, Ohwl this net shall not be construeid to extend to all ,$wn mp or mnar hi nds which Iaive been sirvellye by engi- neer- in the employment of the State with a view to the draining arid rcclaiiarg the same. CMIAPTIER X( An net to nuthorie widl direct the Public Treiasorer to make sale of celttai lands ownld I, the State. Be it enacted by the General A.ssembl of the S'ate of North Carolina. and it is hereby enacted by the authorily of the sae, TermsnsofcA. That the Public T, Qrouluer sell at public or private satle, on it cre- dit of one, two and three years, with interest from the day of sale, requiring bond1 anid security, to be approved of by him, the f1i obe llwtingv property, to wit: the Bushy 1ranch tract of land, and ld to be the Illacksnoish's Shop and Stable lots in the city of Raleigh, wich were purchamed by the State at tile rate of the property of the late John IHaywood, Equire; also the Machine tiractor land, purchased by the State ait the sale made by the sherill' of Wake by virite of anl orrder of sale at the instance of the State against rvivis,. tie heirs and deviees of the said Haywood: Provided, that each if said tracts or parcels of land be valued by the Glovernor, Trea- surer, Secr!tary of State and Comptroller, or a1 majority (df themin: and in no case is the Treasurer authorised to make sal of said land, ilor any part thercof, at a smaller sun than lte valination as aforesaid. CHAPTER XIV AI net to nmend an act, passed in the year one thousand eight huIII-ed rId NI IIN ix, eintitled an act to preveit rieCL persons of eoloiri ftr'om nlgerraing into tii State, forthe good government of such persons resident in the State, and for. attwrl purposes. Be it enacted by the General 4ssembly of the State of North Carolina, and it is hereby enacted by the arutihority of tie same. trimc within That if at any time hereafter, riny free negro or pei son of Folour', which 0re Who may be a resident of this State, shiall initrate from this State or, who i and go intorny other State, and shall be absent for the space o1 grIriefrom this ninety days or more, it shall not be lawful rn such free negro ci Sute, way11 It'- , ', ' n peison of colour to return to this State; nd if any free negro or i)!i . pwlerson olfI colour shall violate this law, he shall be liable to the same penalties as are prescribed by lite above recited act, for the punistnent of free negroes anl persons of colour who mnigrate to 1'oeiso this StaIt: Provided, That no person shall incur the ponilties or disabilhiei prescribed in this act, if he or she shall have been pre- vented from so returning to this State by sickness or other una- voidable occurrence. - 1 CH!APTER XV .1n n t t ilend n net, passed inl tli yar one thoiulld cigit hundred rnd tveni- tv six, enitteo *nn act to prohibit trading with slaves, except in the ninooce Be it en'uetu! iby the General .A7sstembly of the State of North Carolina, and it Is hereby enacted by the authority of the same. 16

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