The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-23
y ACT TO PROVIDE FOR TIiR ADMISSION OF
WILLS MADE IN THE EXECUTION or A row.


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BE IL enactcdhy the Senate nj d House OF
Representatives, now met and sitting in
General Assembly, and by the authority OF
the same, That tho probate, before the pro-
per ordinary ofany last will and testament
Of Etnc corcrt, heretofore, or hereafter
made in tho execution Of power, shall he
good, sufficient aud ctfuctual in law, in the
same manner, and to the same extent rs il
the tcsta,riN was femc sole, aud devise
or bcquest under such will shall be ndn,ittc cd
in evidence i'll the same manner, and have
the same effect in the courts Of laws In this
State, as if no oovcrlure existed at the time
of the making thereof.
In the Senate House, the seventh dny Of
December, in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixtysix.
W. d. PORrER
President of tho Senate.
CHARLES II. SlMONTON,
Speaker House Of Representatives.
Approved Deccmbcr 8, 1866: JAMES l..
ORn, Governor.
AN ACT TO REPEAL THE UsuRY LAWS OF THIS
STATE.
l. Bet cndciedby the Senate and House
Of Representatives., now met and sitting in
General Assembly, and by tho authority OF
the same, That from and after the passage OF
his Act, in all cases Of contract for tho hir-
ing, lending, 90 use Of money, wherein, by
the terms Of the original contract, no spcci-
tc rate Of interest shall have been agree
upon. in writing signed by the party to bc
charged Herewith the legal interest shall
nc md remain ut the rate Of scven per con :.
tum per annum.
IL. That in nll money ,lecrccs and judg.
mcnts of courts Of law AMI equity. horcaftc cr
enrolled or entered, in all cases of accounts
hereafter stated, and in MI cases, wherein
any sum Or sums Of money shall horcaft CT
be asccrtaincd, and, being due shall draw
Interest, according to law, the legal int crcs,
shall be and remain ut tho rate Of seven per
ccutum per Nnnum.
III. Thnt MI Acts and parts of Acts,
limiting the rate CT interest, recoverable
upon contracts for the hiring, lending, or
use of money, be. and TIC same arc hereby
repealed.
In the Senate House, the seventh day of
December, in the year Of cur lord, one
thousand eight hundred md sixty six.
". D. PORTER,
President Of tho Senate.
CHARLES n. SIMCNTON.
Speaker House Of Representatives.
Approved Dec. &, 1906: JAMES L. OnR,
Governor
AN scr To REGULATE THE siTriNGs OF THE
CouET CT APPEALS.
BE Il enacted by the Senate and House os
Representatives,, now met aud sitting in
General Assembly. and 10y authority of the
same, Tint there shall hereafter be two re.
gulnr terms OF :he Court Of Appeals in
every ycar, oEc TO begin on the third Mon
day in April and the other on the fourth
Mon'iny in November, and each to continue
until oil ihe cnnscs standing OIL the docket
shall I've disposed of, ut which terms appoa.s
from Eil lie Circui, Courts throughout the
Sta y shall he heard, but the said Court
shall never hem appeals from any Circuit
whilst the Courts of that Circuit nrc in scs-
sion: ProrMea, that the Cuur, shall suspend
its sitlngs Mt the November Term, from
som" day proceeding Caristmas, until thc
second Monday in january following
Iropid q. if nny OF lho Circuit Courts are
in session during the sitting Of tho Court
OF Appeals, it shall be lawful TO docket in
the Appeal Court. any cases Of appeal from
such circuit at any time whilst thc said
Court Of Appeals may be in session; and
proriicd also, that the said Court Of Appeals
may hold a session in Charleston at such
,imc in each year rs the Chief Justice may
appoint, at which session the causes from
Charleston, Beaufort, Georgetown, Horny.
Williamsburg and Collcton, may be dockcted
and heard by conscut Of tho counsel en-
gagged in such cnuscs.
IN the Senate House, tho Nineteenth Dcocm-
ber, in the year of our Lard ono thousand
eight hundred and sixty six
". D. PORTER,
President Of tho Senate.
CHARLES II SIMON1 ON,
Speaker House Of Representatives.
Approved December 18th, 1906; JAMES
L. ORn, Governor.