North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-01

Washington, in the county of Beaufort PROVIDES
for the establishment OF " The Bank of Washing
ton" with capital stock of $500, 600, shares
800, to be organized when $4,000 have been
subscribed and S25, 900 actually paid in, suhscri-
hers TO be responsible TO double the amount of
stock owned by them. To establish an agency at
t;reenvie when $4,000 have been subscribed,
kr pay State tax of rs cents on one hundred
/ dollars, and issue no notes less than 49, Bank 10
exist until January lst, 1871
| 9. A bill concerning Corporations declares
that all Corporations shall have power TO make
all such laws as may be necessary for their regu-
| ationl
TO- An ACT to amend the act to establish the
Bank of Fayetteville, passed at the session of le-
4S-9. Prohibits the Bank from issuing notes
under three dollars-the amendment proposed TO
be cepted bv the sockhoIdcrs)
IL. An act TO amend act entitled San act to
mend act passed tn 1893, entitled act TO in
corporate the Wilmington and Raleigh Rail Road
| INCREASES the capital stock to 81 500, OOO]
| IL. An act to give the benefit of appeal to Grim
ipnls except in capital cases. Making it uni W.
ful for tho Judges of the Superior Court TO refuse
reasonable bail after the conviction of the defen-
dant to prevent the rig hit of appeal by refusing
sush bail-except in cases of felonvl
ID An act TO provide for Geological and
Agricultural survey of the State. (Auhorizes
the Governor TO appoint a snirable person TO con-
duct under the supervision the Literary Board
a Geological, Neurological, Botanical and Agri-
cultural survey of the State and appr oriaies So
ouO annually for that purpose
IA. An act TO amend the 5lst section of the
| lu2d chapter of the Revised Statutes directs
that Sherfs shall advertise lands to be sold for
take. in some newspaper published in the County,
or in the nearest newspaper TO such County,
/ Is. An act to facilitate the collection Of rents.
| (I'rovidcs that landlords, when no agreement is
| do it'll b, hall .d, h.,
AZ action on the case. &c
l6. An act to extend the right Of appeal in GER
ain cases. ENABLES either OF the parties 10 n trial
b. fore Justices the Peace to appeal either 10 the
County or Superior Court)
| H. An at to incorporate the Bank Of Wades-
bpro' tEstablishrs Bank at Wadesboro, with
"a pital of 5000 900. shares $50 each company
to be formed when $50 600 have been subscribed,
and SIS 900 paid in 10 issue no notes under 80 ;
10 exist until the first day of January, 1880
! Is. An act concerning the duties Of Sheriffs
(Aiakes it the duty of Sheriffs to lnv before the
Grand Jury. at each Court, list of all persons
who have obtained licenses 10 retail spurious Ii
quors within two years.
10. An act to incorporate the Neuse River
Navigation Company. Incorporates the Neuse
! River Navigation Company with a capital stock
] oil 100000. shares 800 each; company to be-
OF ganized when $4,000 have been subscribed ;
the $40 600 appropriated for the improvement Of
| Nehse river, by the act to incorporate the N. C.
/ Railroad, TO be transferred this company; the
! Governor 10 cause an accurate survey to be made
cut of The aforesaid appropriation, and the Stale
have two of the six directors; the company TO
| have perpetual succession.')
20. An acl TO Law off and establish county by
the name of Madison. (Creates new county out
| OF portions of Buncombe and Yanccy eounties,)
| 81. An act supplemental to act passed by
the present General Assembly, entitled {" An act
20 Law off and establish IL new county by the name
! Of Yadkin-"
! %. An act to amend The 9TH section of the 9Th
chapter of the Revised Statutes in relation 10 ap-
| prcntces. ('rnvidrs that a colorcd apprentice
may be carried from the county in which he was
originally bound license being granted for that
purpose by the county court)
%. An act authorizing transfer OF books
bonds, &c, from the Treasurers office to the
agent of the State for the collection of Cherokee
land bonds.
1 "a An act to lay off and establish new
county, by the name of Hooper, out Of portions OF
Richmond and Robson.
25 An act to provide for a survey of Rail
road from Salisbury to the Tennessee line Jap
propruIes $4,000 from the Cherokee fund, 10 be
collected after the first of January, 1852, to make
the survey aforesaid
90 An act to protect wells. springs and cis-
terms of water from wilful injuries.
= 81 An act in relation TO the execution OF crim-
nal process. lin all process in criminal cases
the Sheriff shall endorse on the process the day ii
was received, and also the day of serving it, under
penalty of ten dollars.
%. An act to require purchasers to pay the fees for
Fl inspecting turpentine.
II % an act to provide relieffo for purchasers of
Cherokee lands, secure debts due to the State and
, authorize the sale of Innds surrendered TO the
State under the acts Of 1s44-5 and 1867.
Il 80 An act 10 amend an act passed at the SEES
sion 1889 entitled an act to establish Board
of Directors for the Deaf and Dumb Institute in
this State.
/ 81 Au act concerning the Seaboard aud Roam
oke Railroad Company Authorizes the CON-
! pany to connect theiI road with the Raleigh and
Castor Railroad.l
i 80 An act 10 amend an act passed at the ses-
sion of 1889 entitled act TO amend the
now in force the subject of common schools.
/ [Repeals the law authorizing the appointment Of
a county super ntendant, excepting for Craven and
| BERTHE counties.
49, An act TO increase the capital stock of the Bank
of Cape Fear 100000. Authorizes the establish
j ment of Branch, to be located at Greensboro
3d. An act to amend the 10th section of the 31st
chapter of the Revised Statutes, entitled Courts,
| County and SUPERIOR
IS. An act authorizing the clerks of the Superior
courts to take bonds when they may issue writs of
Recordar and Certiorari.
&c. An act for the further regulation of Tar sold in
this State.
81. An act allowing DEGREES of courts of Equity in
certain to transfer legal titles.
80. An act to extend the right of appeal.
| 49, An act concerning dispositions.
40. An act to establish the county of Jackson.