The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-22

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shsrsed by assslsnsEsos. &f.
T.us cory. Tss,.
j. WATSON. Clrrk-
Rosfk CarofinG, Hills-1 Ala sapeEier
Borosxk District. couu ef j1slics.
began snd cor he dishlriol HilishsrOush.
d he resrl-house ~ HllIholoDgh los ..
On he 22d dsy a Sep,embsf. l76s.
PRESENT.
Ths nonssEsbls Nania Hswssd.
ssqulre. Chef Jsslirr. Mauries Moore..
sna Riehsd Hsndsrsos, tsqulres. Lls
Msjesty's Associates.
The King Iadis'msa. Plead,
Eanuss F.Aisg Esipr. Gs.I.s..
CJu,y inpannsled and
saoan. 1nd he Dslsn-
dshl guilty: fned one
penny. and easis.
TIIere fsll0w SIX othrr cares, Tie sane
sgslnsi The sane. silh The same shHiss.
wlliism Butler and tao others zete
tried. and lo1ld gully. and seChneed u
lsy in prison some mon,hs. aid pay 4
large in.:-bst al he close oftLe csu.i,
Two Oflhe prisoners broke ou'. and Iar
third, though he door Vas open, uolli
poi 90 MI he GOT . discharge.
The Governors. men began 20 die with
The fox; and he officers being found gnl.
~. they grew generally very diseon,fn'sd
aud angry. Pie Governor sent DIS
charge alirr The tao oiLer prisoners, and
. general pardon, excepting few ID >
county. and disbaneed sllhis men. Nor
did ever m6n look more sLecrisa sld
ashamed ,haa lhsy did % ,hey returned,
end.svouIing 10 keep Up their eoun'enancr
By hopping snd hOOrayins for The Regu-
lsiors.
On tie trial Of ons OF The prisoners foI
reseuins The mare, taken Tor the i,xes,
The Al,cr.ies mentioned lhst The Legality
Of the said TX was disputed, and one Of
the Judges in answer. said. lhsi wac mol .
legal say 10 dispute il; tul i any ons
thought ne iax not legal, they sIghl 10
indile The Sheriff.
This being observed By Hermon Hus'
band. he consulted Attorney General. OBJ
serving il TO him. who not only remembei.
ed Che advice but concuired lkereai.h.
Wheierpon liermon Husband indI,ed one
al the Sheriff; Who. being found not gull
", sued the said Husband Tors malicious
prosecution. BIT the Assembly b, ING
soon called. and this being ms,erial polr,
AID having receive ed no Satisfaction eilhtl
lIom the Governors answer on This heal
nor vel from the proceedings and txsni
nations the conrl made thereon, We par
uculsrIy laid Il again before the Assembly
Who lhereupon resolved, that three shR
lings of The pubic tax vas wrong; or NJ
more TO be collected: Ye,, no,~iths'and
ing, the Sherffs continued 10 demand
Of Us. r,-@..8
i Al The next Superior Corr. which wa
on The 22dol March. 1859. we made som
farther trials al The law. but met with lee
encouragement Of obtaining redress il
that wsy than we had abe Court before.
We rninsted dow a some Of The trials
which was in substance % follows.
4 On a trial, the King against e.
/ p for Ex,orIion IN b's having t,kr
SIX sh,lllngs for registering . deed. II
. urged in his plea, that he was igRorar
: Of The law. 10 thai he pot another constrnt
/ ZION on he words. &r. and tbaI dad ~
! pIy TO The County Court. and they sdJud.
: ed there was two and tigh,.reuce Tor III
deed. aud tso and eiehl-peuce for an
, other writing, and ID. for the cerufca'
J snd I'd. more for recording the certifiea''
. in al Elk shillings and six. pence; but hi
he had generously quit ME six pence.
!, NV he bad pleaded This Ike cause 81
j, yeraI times defore, ID one Of which he BIZ
b ,ctk nine shillirgs and tuo-peEce. plea,
ing 10 ,hst one case there were Two OH
Z pieces OF writing. s-
Attorney General, IS he had done b.
fore, showed The other piece Of ~rIiinI
il mentioned in the table oil fees, TO have /
|. relation 10 de eds al all. but bills of SALE
other papers hat might happen 10 want
be recorded; aud beinre he had obsery,
!. thu. there vas 20 certainly in the mat,
= 81 an, il il was slowed TO make sno,h
), piece OF wiring oct Of the deed. for. vi
as good IL sson. il might be divided IL
Two or ten pieces Of wiring.
II When Attorney General was going
reply 70 the plea OF the Inferior Com
judgment, Fig stopped him; sayi'
/ give up that. and lay no stress al all
il.
Then - rose up. and gaze
charge TO the jury, 10 this effect: TT
thotgh his own Judgment was ore vi
Attorney General. and the same he b
giyen on the like occasion twice belo'
vet lie would remind tbrm Of what c.
F-e aIledged-in his own fayour.-s
so recoun,ed over low be had obtain
tie judgment Of the Inferior Court.
who made the foes out thus; for record
deed Two shillirgs aud eight pen'
for The other piece Of writing two sbiliiu
and eight pence, snd for recording The C
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