The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-04-24

Fifth. All proceedings for the recovery
of money ,under contracts, whether under
seal Or by parole, the csnsideratiod Tor
which was .he purchase Of negroes. are sus.
pended. Judgments Or DEGREES entered o.
enrolled for such causes Of action shall not
be enforced ~ II
Sixth. All advances Of moneys. subsis-
tsnce. Implements. and fertilizers, lSaned
ssed, employed, Or required ior che purpose
Of aiding the agricultaral pursuits ct the
people, shall be protected, aud the existing
lass. which have provided the Most etiicient
remedies in such eases Tor the lender. will
b. supported and enforced. Wages ior labor
perfor,ned ia the production of the crops
shall Be alien on The crsp. and pay lnent oI
the amount due for such wages shall be en-
forced by the like reaed les provided ts'se-
cure advances Of inDney and other means
iur the cultivation of the soil.
Seventh. La all sales Of property and sx
ecalion by order OF aay cours. there shall be
reserved ou: Of the property Of any delen-
daat who has . family dependent apon his
Or her labor, dwelling house aud appur-
tenances and twenty acres OF land tor the
use and occupation Of The family Of the de-
iendaat. and necessary articles u furntture,
appacel, Subsistence. implements OF trade,
husbxnJry or othee employment, OF The va
Iue oi $500. The homestead exemption
shall iaure only " the beneii, ot families
that Is TO say. pareat or parents and child
or chiidren-ln other cases the exemption
shall extend only 10 cio'hing, implements
Of trade Or other employneat usually fol-
lowed by the defendant, oi the vaiue ut
500. The exemption hereby made shall
nst be waved or defeated by the act Of the
defendant. The exempted property Of the
defendant shalt be ascerlainrd by the She
riF or other officer enforcing the sxeca-
ton. Who shaIl specifically describe the
same, and make report thereof in each
case 10 the Court. .iitai
Eighth. The currency Of the United
States declared By the Congress Of the Unit.
ed States TO be legal tender in the pas-
saent Of all debts. daes. and demands, shall
be Recognized IN North and South Carroll
IA, and all cases in which the same shall
be rendered in payment and refused By
auy public sfficer. will be 1t once report,
ed TO these headquarters or to the command
lng officer Of the post within which such oi
hcer resides.
Ninth. Property .of an absent debtor. OF
one charged as sucn without fraud. whesh-
er consisting Of money advanced ior th,
purposes Of az, iculta or appliances fol
| the Cultivation Of the soil, shalt not be "A.
ken under the process known As foreign u.
tachment; but the lien created by any e1
istlag Law shall not be disturbed, nor shall
the possession or the use oi the same be il
any wise tnterisred with except 10 the exc
cation sf . judgment or fnal decree ia
cases where taey are authorized to be en-
forced.
Tenth. In suits brought to recover debtl
known as actions er oaiiaciu. bail, rs here
tofore authorized. shall not be demanded
BY the suilor nor taken By the sheriff OF
other officer serving the process ia suit,
Tor tespass. libel, wrsnglul conversion o
property, and other cases. known As action,
er deiiefo. bail, as heretofore asthoriLed
may be demanded aud taken. The pfohl
bltlon ol bail in cases CT Contracts shall no
extend ts persons about 10 leave the State
bur the lact Of intention must be clearly g
tablished By proof.
Eleventh. Ia criminal proceedings IN,
usual recognizancss shall be required an,
taken BY tne proper civil sf6csrs hereto
lore authorized by law TO take the same
provided that upon complaint beng mad,
10 any magistrate or ether person authoriz
ed by Law 10 issue q warrant for breach Q
the peace Or any criminal ofenss, il shsl
be the duty Of such magistrate or officer 4
issue his warrant on the recognixance .
the complainant 10 prosecute without requir
ing him 70 give security On such recsgni
zAnee. as 8f
\ Twelfth. The practice oi carrying dead
" weapons. except by officers and soldier
IN the military service Of the United States