The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-01-19

shallmorrover be liable for all pehalties inpos ID
by virtue of any other law Of this State. 80 So
Z. BeN further enacted, That the Executive
of this State, be and is hereby authorized and
required, to'appoint one ormore Inspectors a,
Charleston, Georgetown and Beaufort and OF
such other places as he shaif deem expedient
for the due execution of the provisions of this
Act; and that in all places where no inspector
may be appointed, the Sheriff, Of the District,
either in person or BY deputy, shall act as IN
spectoT, and perform all duties required BY this
Act totbe performed by an Inspector -
;. -Ben further enacted, That for every in
tspection under This Act the Inspector orsother
officer, shall be entitled to demand and receive
the sum OF ten dollars, for thepayment of which
such vessel shall be -liable;5and the said In
spectoro or other officer, may seize and hold her
Euntil the same is paid, together with all char
ges incurred ,in- taking care of 5the vessel as
well as in enforcing the payment of the same.
g. BE HturtEer enacted, That if any Inspec-
tor or other officer, shall have reason to suspect
that he will be obstructed or opposed in the dis
charge Of any duty required OF him under this
Act, he shall have power to summon and COM
mand the force of the District, to aid him in the
discharge of such duty; and every person who
shall resist or obstruct any Inspector or other
officer, in the performance or discharge of'such
duty, shall be deemed guilty of rnisdemeanor,
and upon conviction thereof, shall be- fined and
imprisoned as in other cases of Hisdemeanor,
10. Bet further enacted, That. the bonds au-
|thorized and required to be taken under this
Act, shall be executed before the. Clerk.of the;
Court of Common Pleas, or a Magistrate zsoE
the District and shall be lodged siWitA the Clerk
tef the Coprt of Common Pleas of the EDistricta
and be safely kept by him inthis Office, For.
taking every such bond. the said Clerk, or Ma,
gistratc,. shall demand aud haveathe fee Of one
dollar, to be paid att the tinisby the person exe-
cutting the same. -
IL. BE III further enacted,y That in all ques-5
tons as to residence End citizenship, arising
under this Act onus probandfshall rest upon
the person claiming to be a citizen and resident
of this State, or any State other than New
York. ~. ~ .as;zs
10. Bel further enacted, That this Act shall
commence and be in force, from rand after the first
day Of May, one thousand eight hundred and
forty-two; that the Governor of this State may,
by proclamation, suspend the operation of the
same until the end of the succeeding session
of the Legislature Of this State, whenever he
shall be officially informed that the Executive of
New York, shall have bona fde consented to
comply with the demand Of the Executive of
Virginia, for the surrender of Peter Johnson,
Edward Smith, and Isaac Gainsey as fugtives
from justice, and be satisfied that the law of
New York, of the sixth of May, eighteenhun-
dred and forty, entitled san Act TO extend the
right of trial by jury has been repealed by
that Stale.
IE the Senate HOUSE, the sertnteenth day Of De-
cenJcr, in The year cf our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred end .forty-one, and in the
si.rty-si1th year Of The Sovereignty and hide !
pcndence Of the United Sia.cs Of America.
ANGUS PATTERSON. President Of Ahc
Senate. S,-gs's. -
W. r. COLCOCK, Speaker Of the House Of
Representatives.