The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-01-09

to commit a breach Of trust with
a fraudulent intention.
Every entry on the enclosed or
unencloscd land Of another, after
notice from the owner or tenant
prohibiting the same: shall be
deemed misdemeanor.
Ifany person shall, directly or
indirectly, purchase any product
Of farm from any person who is
in the employment Of another
engaged in husbandry, without
sufficient evidence Of his right to
sell, the purchased and seller shall
each be guilty Of a misdemeanor,
and, upon conviction Of any such
offence, shall lie liable to a fine not
exceeding FIVE hundred dollars,
and to suffer imprisonment not
exceeding twelve months, and
shall be liable to a fine at least
equal to twice the value ofthc pro-
duct sold; and if that be not i'm
mediately paid, shall suffer i'm
prisonmcnt in the penitentiary, at
the discretion Of the court.
The punishment Of felony with
benefit Of clergy, for the first
offence, shall, at the discretion of
the court, be by one or more Of
the following modes, to wit: con-
fnement in a penitentiary, work
house or penal farm (when such
institution shall exist, } for period
not less than three months nor
more than ten years, with such i'm
position Of hard labor and solitary
confinement as may be directed !;
confinement in trcad-mill or
stocks; solitary confinement, hard
labor, corporeal punishment; i'm
prisonment not less than three
months nor more than two years ;
fine not less than one hundre /,
nor more than one thousand
dollars.
Where no special punishment is
provided for a misdemeanor, it
shall, according to its nature and
degree be punished, at the discrc-
ton Of the court, by one or more
of the modes prescribed in the
section last preceding for a felony
with benefit Of clergy.
Upon view ola felony committed,
or upon certain information that a
felony has been committed, any
person may arrest the fclon and
take him to Judge or magistrate,
to be dealt with according to law.
It shall be lawful for any citizen
to arrest any person in the night
time, by such efficient means as
the darkness and the probability
Of his escape render necessary,
even if his life should be thereby
taken, in cases where he has COM
mittcd q felony, or has entered a
dwelIing-houSe with evil intent, or
has broken or is breaking into an
clubhouse, with view to plumber,
or has in his possession stolen pro-
perty, or being under circum-
stances which raise just suspicion
Of his design to steal or commit
some felony, fees when he is
hailed.
Whensovcr hereafter any person
shall migrate into this State, and
reside here. or exhibit an intention
so to reside, if his bad character or
his inability to support himself
and family shall be made to appear
to the Judge Of the District Court,
the said Judge shall, by written
warrant, require him to enter,
within twenty days thereafter, in
a bond, payable to the State, with
two frecholdcrs as surcties, whose
sufficiency shall be approved by
the Clerk Of the Court, in a penal
ty Of one thousand dollars, con-
ditioned for his good behavior,
and for his continued support Of
himself and family. And in case
such person shall fail to give the
bond as so required, the District
Judge is hereby authorized and
required; upon complaint and due
proof thereof; to issue a warrant
commanding such person to leave
the State within ten days there
after. And if any such person so
ordered to leave the State shall
not do so within the time pre-
scribed in such warrant, he shall