The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-26


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lion 81 Pleas IL he County l'on,Is 80
mol be with adEaniaee abolished s.
lhese CsuEss ts permitted n remain 80.
fer purposes IL Probate and cfunlv *
lice. with sessinn of boz a sinyle ~.
In each month. rs substituting lar IL
present sysifm of County and sun,,;o,
Courts. with six terms ID he wear. ,l,,..
terms only of the Superior Com, hsldks
Judges leaFntd In he law, An ausrss
mehl would be introduced lar less exnsn.
sire % The uhlic. and Inc pa,lies II i.
gal controversies while greater drspa,rh
and correctness would be attained N NJ,
administration Of The law. Such ! charge
would require some sdaiina Ia he ire.
sent numbered Judges. "a uhom sals,ie.
must needs he paids but Ills nul,l BEN.
considerable. compaFed 10 The paymtn,.
now made - Jur r. and Jusiires Attend.
ing lonr Courts year in lie various
Counties. 70 Say mining of he lime sp,r.
cd % 81 concerned. and The less aceump.
laiion of COSTS On The lnsirg parties lfon
greater expedition in lie termination of
causes. II I'LL law suits could be ended
in me, Or Al most Two years from tlrir
commencement, instead az being, is lI,ey
often are. transmitted from lalhcr 10 sen.
loaded with costs lar exceeding The yalte
II tae original subject Of ronlesl, ii would
be reform 81 The greatest Importance.
The small number u causfs On most ef
The dockeis. makes lie present d fayors.
bic period Cor lie introduction af this sy..
TEN, which has been Adopted and highly
approved after Iiial in other States Of he
Uninn.
by resolution of The General Assem-.
bly, IN 1910, i'll persons holding The Of.
flee of Justice Of the Peace nj the close
Of that Session, who had not been before
supplied, were directed TO be furnished
with . copy of the LIST volume Of the Re.
vised Statutes. regretted 10 learn tha.
BY The occurrence Of an extensive fire in
the town Of Fayetteville, in June 1915.
eighiy-one copies Of thai work, v hich had
been sent there Tor sale as the properly Of
the St"'s, ---~-~ consumed. And no OH.
ers remaining al the disposal of the FIR.
ecniIye, Ihare been unable TO furnish 20.
PIES to snndry applicants under the rcso.
luton. As The only edition OF this book
thai has ever been published is now OK.
hansied, and the County officers in se,c.
raj new Counties have mol been snprlicJ.
besides Tho demand for Justices Of The
Peace, new edition seems to bc reouir.
ell. There having now been added to
thIs code the enactrncnis< of. Ten moro
yeaTs, and defects having been discovered
N The original, /, is suggested tllat Cor.
missioner be appointed to arranrc the adj
denela under the appropriate heads in the
body OF The work, or'to re.cast the chan.
ters 10 which amendments have been
made, and propose 10 the next Legislature
any corrections Of inaccuracies or defects,
10 The end that onr Statute Law NAV be
rendered as bricf, simple, and ineligible
as possible. +...'..', ,. ~. S- .s. -
The Commissioners Of the Literary
Fund will submit their report Of opera.
tons Tor the last two years. 1t will be
perceived That The amount OF monies on
loan 10 individuals, under lie control Of
this Board, has been somewhat reduced.
IN consequence Of collections of principal
which hare been lent To the Public Trea-
snrer az directed by The General Assem-
bly,. A School for The education Of poor
persons who may be Deaf and Dumb, has
been established by The Board III the City
Of kalslgl'--ihe advantages of which arc
also open To pupils who may be able to
pay 81 reasonable charges. Twenty State
heneliciaries and two paying Scholars are
now instructed in this Institution. And it
VIII doubtless be an agreeable part Of your
luiy, 10 examine the progress made by
'hese children of misfortune i'm their course
o. mental education, as well as in some of
he useful arts. ike school Tor the
5lnd has been in contemplation by the
Board, ami was al one time resolved upon.