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sUPREME COuRT.

Opinions have been delivered since oui
last report, in The following cases:
BY DANIEL. j., in Cox 9. Brown, from
Randolph; Judgment Of The $. c. reyers,
eli; judgment here as in the County Court,
Also, in E.heTidge.r. Bel, from Care.
REF; directing reHirs he noro.
Also, 10 Clark .. Quin. from Lincoln
Affirming tie judgment below.
By NASH, j., in MCGEE G. Houston
from Duplin; affirming The judgment be.
low.
Also. in Moore e. Gwynn, from Cas-.
well: directing renire De MORO.
Also. in Allen q. Wood. in EQUITY,
from Johnston, directing the bill 10 be dis.
missed. n ;sier.
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AVE oF NoRTH cARoLINA.
An AZ NOR easotaaily 70 psesrna tLs impEiso,
mrut of k0neM deRaor3.

An AZ mus eaecfnsily % pseSens tls imFisoa-
mrut q h0neM dslaass
Bet enacted by the General Assem-
lily Of he Siale of Nonh 'aralina. and Il i
hefehf ensried by the anfhariiv &C the
same. bar hereAii, no oapias al ssfi,-
faeieI9nnshsll issue. unless The plaHiilf.
his aginl or arnrney shall make afr II.
IN wiring. before The clerk n Inc e0uFt 10
whici said judgment may be or Inc JUS
lice nlihe Praee % whom application Is
made FOR sneh process. that he believes
The defendant has MT property % satisfy
such bidgmeni which czn be reached By :
feri, fftia'. and has property. money nrrf-
feris. which eannoi be reached by feri r.
ciGs. " has fradnlenlly concealed bis pro-
perry money or effects, or Is about 10 re-
move from the Stale.
Set. II. Be it further enaried. That M
conryin this State shall permit an is.ue Il
fraud % be made up and tried. under Tie
prorfioEs Of the art fcr the relief Of m
solvent debtors. Rev. Stat chap. IS. see.
iUihs unless The creditor, his agent or 1t-
iornfy, shall file urgcslion, in writing.
0f susl fraud or coneealment. iher,in spe-
rifyiIg The particulars ofsGch fraud or con-
cealaenl, and sllsll annex to the SAID sug-
geslibn his affidavit thai lie verify believes
The matters therein stated are lrnp.
SEC. iii. Be II further enacted. That
wheherer The plaintiff in any Judgment
shall be DESTROYS Of suhiecling the bail Of
the defandaniin such judgment 10 the pay
meni iliereOf, such plaintiff shall be Al H.
berry proceed, in The first instance, By
scire fsrias against such bail, without har-
ing previously issued any capias nd saiis-
faciendum against The defendant; hui such
scire faeias shall not stand for trial al the
appearance term.
CRalfcd this second day Of January
1881
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The Danyiilc Reporter,
FOR SALE.

THE Editor Of the DansiIle Reporter, heing
prevented by other engagements from giving
his personal attention TO Tire paper, offers for salc
the entire establishment, including three Presses
the Type, and every necessary fixture.
In the hands Of an individual who would exact
prompt payment for services rendered, the Office
might be made profitable; the Advertising and Job
work being more than sufficient to pay every ne
cessary expense, including interest on the pur-
chase money.
To any responsible individual making early ap-
plication, a good bargain will be offered.
Danvillc, Va, February Z. e.
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TO OUR EXCHANGES

Our friends. with whom we have been
N tile habit Of exchanging. have doubtless
been surprised Of late. n not hearing from,
-. The publication Of The : Mercury
has, indeed. been suspended since he
month Of December. with The expectation
however, based upon the assurances 81
some Of our friendsl lhal sufficient eneou.
ragemeni would be held out Al the lale
term Of our Couri. 10 justify once more On
or part, the commencemento Of operations.
In this We have been Disappointed /. and
we are now compelled 10 dissolve that
friendly communion, which 10 us has been
productive Of so much qualification.
In quitting the brotherhood, we viii
take with Us al least one CLEAN of satis-
faction 10 tighten our retirement, VIZ: Thai
Notwithstanding the disasters which have
befallen us, the spirit II The Wing Press
y "unbeni and unhrOken." and lis con-
duciors as firm and nnwarering, as though
the dews Of defeat had never weighed
down their banners. "a light that ne'er
shall shine again" in the political finna-
men;, hath been obscured BY the clouds ol
factions and The night Of discontinue hath
closed around our way. But il Is not a
night without ray; there are still stars
enough TO guide US, and gleamings from
the horizons verge, which give US tokens
OF brighter future.
No true Wing need DESPAIR! but ever
ready, may with high hope still strike
on! We know not if we may ever find
current, upon which our lIttle bark NAV
be safely launched, but whether we do or
not we viii ever remember with proud
satisfaction, that it formed one Of the
Squadron, which in ~ sailed under the
flag of our Country and Clay.
Having in our short career, endeayored
TO do our duty as a Wing, We sincerely
trust that in the performance Of that duty,
we have given just cause of offence 10
none, and that so far as regards our inter-
course with our cotemporaries, the memo.
ries Of each and all, may be to the full as
agreeable and pleasant as our own.
JOHN CAMERON.
OxfHd. 18Th Feb. ls45
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Thursday, Fsbrnary %.

C0sGREss.-As - - alsioe. G,,e ssn...
wassiI sssased u - ass-assiaa ofshs Annssa-
tisa saraiaa. n uoa;i bebsOusaat . ! dr. 20
b.lly Il day O. tx1
The Hos- q representatives. uss Fr;ariTaIly
osssvsel II msszrsng he various appropriation
lEis TAslia n.kias = appropriation e. fu.
Ui:ure and Isslsirs &C lie Pies,eufs houp va.
f,.,r rrjccsrl. de a. decision having lern q.
coaiiz1nL NJ. Olssis shOss, i scrmS hOla.
err :hrna dis;uiiing inaaenne. and fom waste
81 p-sgls.oa t'e3 hare res1rsd % The extreme q
R..sizaaay. TIE ~ fas he rrsuc;ioa a lie
rats Il passage had ma hen takea Up in he
Hsus.. aa3 my nor = paasrl for v ant q tiIne.
The Frssni seas:on q shs two house, win d
nsosSs;sy l. thought o a eio-e On Monday night
NET, when lie rrcsrni Congress win Ne dissolve
81
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TO ALI. WHOM IT NAY CONCERN

r. THE Pubic arr hersly n0tifed that no
~ one i sufhor1od % pint jols n ne q.
hce a de HilshoEDngh Reconlrr Aho i not IN
tie enplogElen1 a the PFoE<iei0r. anu illen onsy
~ Lis exHe@ permission. We are sony 10 md
Tat nd m toxin. Who has hoen positively fosiid-
den % enter our ofiice, VAS employed ty ore az
he sitilens 70 DO q jeb &c him. Wkieh he eSecus-
cd on Saturday nigki % Sunday. Sueh disregard
q the nights Il oshen viii not ie iosIaIe and nc
shall be cCmpel:ed 20 reson 10 the law or pruscc-
tiOn, 4 The ofence = repeated aaer lhis notice.
February IL. 63-
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- 1DA N - . FEnzl FfnEie
- nrhoeA u - rusa8Ears q M. A. G. Mr.
eask, t~e So. nsssA q Hllsls.uukh. q Zen
Is te "a e MaErk. The san.assa !. ,ssias
sni he.l-hy. 1nt 6se EEm i.nugas6ans IS s,sss-
xagAnre and sheW. Bansd M u sAA.inaa n
the same Enily Eifh De Fainrgsl Nhsae Il,sis
uannem and dtgorEsenf III - ssssrflx sfi~rA-
e "a Ne sias VI L. sgaazea % si,s ihoso1sh
ls's'rnrsen = y Ne hranrAes ~ sulssantial 81
ueMtiaa-
TEkNs--FER sEfsI0x on FTFE KosTHs.
70 baaEds insinlisng washing. kghiz ani
faEl de n AaSanne. 90 "A
Fm SF<lAing Readins ana Wn.ing. TCo
Pr Geags.FAy. Or mar, H;.sarx. AZ. 8
for ~ a. hEher ERsaih hranshss, N "a
fU Nse1le M@k. sKtsa elarrr. sd
p. - TIE Res. Wa G. suasun IN .iss 50.
aiaeniiun . the inslFuztioa nd sal<ris.tu.senes
q DE srhool Shen nss engsgea d IL gassossl
dufiaA
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Lin's Balm Of China,

For Bruises, Sores, Bis, Cats, Oa Sores,
ard Pies.
A VERY valuable preparation under this name,
IN is to be had of ID. Heart, in this place. Its
merchants are so well adapted TO the healing Of
Cuts, Old Sores, &c. that its effect is immediate.
One nights application will suffice for the cure
and relief of almost any kind of pain. The pub
lie can well appreciate tits article as they get the
worth of their money ten times over.
Sold, wholesale, by Comstock & Co., 81 Cort-
landt street New York; and by d. Heart, Hills
borough, Ir. James Young, Oxford, and ]. & r.
Sloan, Greensborcugh.
February IL. ca
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NOTICE,
February IS.

THE subscriber having, at the present term Of
N Orange county Court qualified as the exc
cutor of CATLETT CAMPBELL, deceased,
hereby gives notice to all persons indebted to the
said estate to make immediate payment and for
all persons having claims against the estate to
present them for payment within the time pre-
scribed by law, or this notice will be plead in bar
of recovery.
BY the direction of the deceased, his Black
smith accounts were, before his death, delivered
to Mr.. George Laws for collection-they will re-
main in his hands.
]. w. NORWOOD, Ex'r.
February 26. 65-
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Hays Liniment,
FOR THE PILES


TNHIS preparation, which has been counterfeit
- ed by number of Druggists, owing to its
wonderful power over the Piles, is now for sale by
ID. Heart of this place. Persons have been en-
tirely cured by the use of only half bottle. The
hardest cases are not proof against its power. 1t
is well known, that almost every individual is
troubled more or less with this distressing CONF
plant, for the cure of which, they would give any
amount of money. The genuine Hays Liniment
gives no pain in the application, not the least.
The counterfeit preparations give great pain, which
is almost insuilerable. Purchasers should there
fore see that Conlstock Il Co.'S name is on each
bottle before buying-none other genuine.
| Sold, wholesale, by Constock & Co, 81 Cort-
landt street, New York; end by D. HEART, Hills
borough, DIR. James Young, oxiord, and ]. & R
Solan, Greenshorough.
February IL. o.
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bFosE { lee hask. sd bsisal1sl a. O.
hinte lie has 81 late sfaFs bgru FsFy.
per. 90 - always rsfass8 assifsanes.
ane Efeiy 4 oke-if shy ons . rksnee
sddf9sfdhin. hs laaked dsggers 81 lhr9.
oai q npsssply. M.ss Il his snins -rre
spsrtFar dix. and he wss found dead u
his gsreL @ heap Of sifaw, covered
sHh ialisrsd BASKET
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N Ar RED.

In dis Tlaoe. on Thursday evening ne aosA
instant BY ne Rev. John WithenFoon. D. ID.
haj HEsEr x. WIHHEssross % Mis- Enza A.
cakEEoS, danghier q MrsL william csuesun
In this county. On the 2sih insisnt, BY ne Rev.
A. G. Hughes hr. ALEKAxBEn wooBs % Ms
MaTILpa Wo0ns.
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LARGE STOCK OF
Boots, Shoes, Paper,
February &c.
For the Spring Trade

Do HHttNts -
d. Q. WARREN invites the attention Of
~ Country Merchants and others to his ex.
tensive assortment Of Boots, Shoes, SC, Just 70
ceiyed from the Manufacturers, which he viii be
happy to coll both to old and new customers. AZ
his usual low Cash prices.
Purchasers will find at this establishment a
larger variety Of goods than elsewhere in Virginia,
and can depend upon purchasing any article or
making Up an assortment as cheap as in any Of
he northern cities.
Wrapping paper Of every size and quality al
ways on hand, and for sale at q considerable re.
dncticn from former prices also Cotton and Hemp
Irvine, Brushes, Backing, &C., at the old stand,
Sign Of the Mammoth Boot Petersburg, Va.
CHARLES C. WARREN.
Petersburg, Va, Feb. &c, 1916. 47-4w
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GREAT CHANGE In CHINA.

The Rev. Dr.. Aboel says "The Chi
ma knew few years ago is not the Chi
ma in which | am nov residing. We can
no longer say to the churches at home.
'Ye are straitened in u.s. The fields. the
villages. the junks. the shops, the crowded
streets. The numerous temples. are all
open to Us. Hundreds Of thousands are
accessible. We can with difficulty es-
care hem. II we have no leisure to visit
them. they come 10 US. Many a time
have | re'i'ed. wearied and exhausted,
bu, their voices have rung in ms care; and
have found lite or no relief"
Baptist Churches IN Hong hong-rhe
Friend of Chma," Of September 4, gives
an account OF The baptism Of ten China
men, who had renowned the supersti'ioas
Of their own religion and embraced Chris
tanitv. Seven were baptised BY Rev.
Mr.. Shuck. OF whom five had been Confu-
cionists and two Budhis,s, and three by
Rev. Mr.. Dean. Two Of them are men
of high literary a,tainments, and the
whole have been for long time under
close Christian instruction.. The same
paper says tha, two small churches Of IA.
tive Christians have been formed in Hong
Kong, one composed of those who speak
the Canton dialect. under the pastoral
care Of the Rev. Mr.. Shucs, and the other
OF rtichew men, under The pastoral care
of the Rev. Mr.. Dean.
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The DEATH OF A REyoLUTIoNIsT.-
The Paris correspondent of the Boston
Atlas, says that rag collector died late
ly in the fanbourg St. Martin. who was
named La Lantsrne, having officia,ed in
the tirst revolution. as one Of the execu-
TONERS who used to hang suspected per-
sons TO the nearest lamp cord. lie was
President of Jacobln Club. and saved
The life of nobleman and his wife, on
condition OF receiving their daughter for
his bride. The girl consented. bot al.ei
she had saved the lives Of her parents, OBJ
tanned the liberation Of former lover.
who was also in prison, and eloped with
him. The husband followed then,
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From the New Orleans Pieayune, February z.
THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION.

THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION.
LATE IRON MExrco.-By the arrival
81 Hasansh on Wednesday la.i Of The
British steamship Tsy. Capt. SHARP,
dates 70 the 3lst ulliuo from Vera Cruz
have been received.
Ssnta Anna stll remsined q prisoner a.
the Castle of Perole, the same cold, dresl
IS, and dismal place in which he so long
held the unforiunaie Texans in captivity.
Il is stated tbs, the grand jury appointed
g. Try the fallen chief vas lUrious against
him. while the present executive OF Mexi.
co msniissIs . feeling oil clemency. and
At tie same time Of regret, that he did moi
escape out Of the county and thus save
tie Government further trouble. A letter
dated Vera Cruz, January 81. expresses
The belief that The life of Santa Anna
would not be taken. His young wife
was in prison wnh him. ss was also on
old friend OF his, Senor Lazsro pilamiI.
Among The passengers by The Tay was
Senior Antonio Haro. Santa Annals Tor
mer Minister of Finance. who had made
out TO reach the coast from Mexico. Re.
jon was stIll al large. aud his Whereabouts
not known. g..
Every thing was said 10 be quie, in
Mexico. Il was reported that the Re-
public was 10 be divided INTO three mill
try depaitments-irlsts Ia have com
msnd oil The northern, Psradss Of The GEN.
tire, and some other General Of The south
EN- sec ion.
Santa Anna has sent, from Perote. o
new communication 10 the Chambers, re-
guessing tia, The passport for which he
had already asked m,gt be granted him,
in which case he would Danish himself
perpeIu,lly from The county. He also
stated that he would appoint an agent,
fully empowered aud qualified 10 respond
10 any charges or aims made against
hin, leaving his Tended estates and pro-
per,y IS a guaranty for The satisfaction oil
sll. aud moreover speaks Of the response
biliy II his Ministers. This communi-
raIion the G,and Jury were acting upon
10 secre, session on the night of The Odd
uldmc, and tie result oil their dellbera.
tions was not known.
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UNITED STATES SEN ATE.

Now that it is ascertained, beyond all
uoubs, that there viii be no election of U.
H'ates Senator for Virginia or Indiana, and
mat The Tennessee Legislature viii not
meet before next December, So that the
'icAa>ies Of Mes;.s. R;ves, White, anI
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TO SADDLERS, &c,

Isl received an assortment Of Saddle Trees
~ Hogskms, Webbing, Harness Mounting, &c
&c,
The sick viii find DR.. Wisars Balsam Of Wild
Cherry very valuable Medicine for the Con.
sumption and all diseases Of the lungs and liver
Send and get bottle and make trial-it will
help you.
Also on hand general assortment Of GOODS
Of all kinds usually kept in country stores. Give
Us call.
L. MURRAY & Co.
February &c. 6S-mop
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TIE CHERoKEEs IN TRoUBLE.-We
hear with regret, that CIVIL war is threa-
tened among the Cher ,kses, as The resu t
OF the long existing controversy between
the two parties in,o which the nation Is
divided. The immediate cause Of the out
break appears to be the murder Of Lewis
Rogers, son Of one Of The Chiefs, on his
return on The oath ul'. from attending the u.
s. Commission a, Fort Gibson. lie was
found IN dying state, and declared before
ne expired .ha, he fell under The Bowie
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Books! BOOkS!!

THE subscriber has Just received and win
keep constantly on hand, large snpnly Of
the Books published by the Presbyterian
Board OF Publica,ion."
These books are strictly OF a religious and
morll chara, Ter. and will be sold al the loves,
Philadelphia nrices.
LEMUEL LYNCH, .8geni.
Oct. Is. AZ
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Executive. COuncil.-A quorum hay-
ing isin1 10 siieaa On The I2lh Instant his excel
henry Governor Graham has sga;n summoned his
Council to meea him n the cry Of Rslcish on tie
ssh Of March.
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A Bill to Suppress Licentiousness she
fore the New York Legislature. II pre-
scribes, for the seduction of female un-
der Is, by married man, State prison
not more than five years, or fine IF moi
more than $4,000. For seducing le-
male over Is, State prison not more than
three year, or county Jail not more than
one year, or fine of not over 81, 900.
Seduction by an unmarried man Of Ge-
male not over ls, same penalties as last
above. Every person who shall keep a
house of all fame shall suffer imprison-
ment, aud every person who shall let or
lease any building or tenement for the
purpose of being KEEP, as house Of ill.,
fame, shall forfeit. for the use of the poor,
the rents aud profits Of the same for two
wears.
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o1ard, 18th Feb. lsl5. '.,''',s

CONVICTION OF FAIRBEsK. - Calvin
Fairbsnk. the accomplish of Miss Della
Webster, was tried al Lexington, Ken.
lucky, last week, upon three several indict.
ments for The abduction ofsIaves from lheiI
owners, and convicted on all OF them. The
Lexington Observer says
lie elected to be tried on all the indict
ments at once, pleaded guilty TO the charge
and threw himself upon the clemency d
the jury. lie made brief address 10 the
jury, stating, in substance, that he was al
aboliIionist by education, that he had been
reared TO regard slavery as a crying sin,
and that 10 relieve men from lis bondage
was virtue, instead of crime; that he was
satisfied, however, that he had violated
the laws Of the State in the act which he
had committed, and deserved punishment
therefor; but in consideration of the fact
stated. prayed the lenieacy Of The Jury in
his case.
The Jury after retiring for about hall
an hour, returned into Court, with a YER
diet of guilty, and fixed his punishment q,
five years upon each indictment Fifteen
years in all in the Penientiary.
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[. u S L

0N:Tuesday last, two notes of hand, given by
" WilliamsDurham to the subscriber for two
hundred and fifty dollars each, dated somewhat
more than year ago, one payable in one year
and the other two years after date. All persons
are therefore forwaned trading for said notes.
BRYANT STROWD.
February 90. 65-
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An act in favour Or Poor Deh.ara.

/. De il enacted by The General Assem-
bly, Of The State Of North Carolina. and il
is hereby enacted BY tie authority Of tie
same, hat in addition 10 The properly
now by law exempted from execution,
there shall hereafter, in favor Of every
house keeper, be exempted from seizure
under execution, on debts contracted after
the FIRST day Of July next, ilIe necessary
farming tools for one labourer; one bed,
bedstead and covering. for every two
members Of the family; two months pro-
yisol for the family; four hogs; and all me-
cessary household AID kitchen furniture,
not to exceed fifty dollars in value.
Sec. II. Belt enacted, That whenever
any poor debtor shall apply fer the bcne.
fit OF this ACT, II shall be the duty Of the
Justice Of the Peace 10 whom such APP
plicaton shall he made, TO appoint three
respectable freeholters, disinterested and
unconnected with the parties, TO lay OF
and assign 10 such poor debtors the por
ton TO which he is entitled under the rro-
visions Of this act, and to make report
thereof to the next Court of Pleas aud
Quarter Sessions for The county in which
they reside.
Sec. Ill. BE il further enacted, &C.,
That all and every conveyance BY sale,
deed Of trust, or otherwise, for the pay
ment Of any debt or demand whatsoever,
ofthe property her. by exempted from ex-
ecutions, shall he deemed and held and is
hereby declared TO be null and void snd Of
no effect.
Ratified This 2nd January, 1915.
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.nisss 81 : Eahgof de Rnss pafly. Oh
.hs 1900 peTseaE Wh0 e0mpass he -
\ e. iaIEs asloriiy are IN lssoTol Ross.
o.i ne ninariiy have Orgaaixrd and De-
siafea him n nsasrsr. aha has robbed
ne ASTON q halfa aillioa Ct DECLARE.
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We rsret = lean fual shs fsslsming no.ius.
uiach ws oePy fsoa DE- RaaeigA Rsgiasr. llans
cur irarH.d clnEHos. a tie o1fHd Mesrary. has
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An Act to prevent frauds in lcvying executions
and facilitate the practice of taking security
for the forthcoming of property seized under ex-
ecution.
BE il enacted by The General Assembly
Of the State Of North Carolina, That
hereafter when any execution shall be le-
wed upon personal chaltels, and bond and
security taken for their forthcoming on the
day of sale. il shall be the duty OF the Of
ficer making said levy and taking said
bond, to specify in said bond the proper
ty levied upon, and, moreover, 10 furnish,
under his hand and seal, TO the security, a
list of the property levied upon, altested
by at least one credible witness, and stat
ing therein the day of sale; and all the
property SO levied upon shall be deemed
IN the custody Of the security to the forth
coming bond. as the bailee Of the officer;
and all other executions thereafter levied
on said property shall create lien on the
same from and after the said respective
lev;es, and shall be satisfied accordingly
out Of the praceeds of said property; but
said officer thereafter so levying sh>ll not
take the said property out of the custody
of the said security for The forthcoming OF
the same on The dayo sale: provided, that
all such sales shall take place within thir-
ty days after the said levy: provided fur
Their. that if such sale shall not he made
within the time aforesaid, any other Off
Ger who may have levied upon said pro-
perry may sell the same.
Ratified this 9Th day of January,
ls45.
An Act to prohibit the levsing Of executions up
on growing crops, Until said crops and nlatuI-
ed.
BE it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of The Stale of North Carolina. and it
is hereby enacted by the authority of the
same. That il shall not be lawful for any
sheriff, coroner, constable or other Off
Ger, to levy an execution on any growing
crops.
Ratified the 18th day Of Jan. 1851