The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-29
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Passed By The Leaislaturs- Session 1870

WiDyah Guards, they, and their success
sorH and associates in Office, be, and they
IRE hereby, Incorporated, and made and
declared u body polite and corporate, in
deed and in law; and, as Ruch body poll
tic, shall have the power to use and keep
u common seal, and the same at will to
alter. to make all necessary bylaws not
repuYnnnt to the Mws of the land, aud
to lnve succession of officers and mem
tiers, conformable to such bylaws, TO
sue and Do sued, plead aud be implend-
ed i'll amy court Of competent jurisdic-
ton ic this State, nnd to hive, nse aud
enjoy all other rights. and be subject to
NH other liabilities incident to bodies
corporate
SEQ. Q Phis Act shall be deemed and
taken To be u public ACT. and shall con.
tinne i'll force for the space OF fifteen
years from and after it's pMssuge.
Approved March 8. 1871.
AN ACT TO PERMIT wM L. WOOD TO AID OFT
NAPOLEON D. SMITH. TO MAKE HIM HIS
LAWFUL HEIR. AND TO CHANGE THE
NAME OF THE SAID NAPOLEON y. SMITH
TO THAT OF NAPOLEON b. WOOD.
Whereas Wm. l. Wool. of the Conn
ty OF LaurenH, has adopted, with the
consent OF It's parents. n child of the ngr
ct seven years. known by tho name OF
Napoleon B. Smith; aud whereas he is
desirons OF treating snid child. in every
RESPECT. Us bis own, to make him his la W.
ful heir, aud to confer upon him his own
uan,e; therefore.
SECTION l. BE il enacted by the Senate
aud House of Representatives Of the
State Of South Carolina, now met and
sitting iii General Assembly, and by the
authority of the same, That the name of
The said Napoleon u. Smith bo changed
m Napoleon 3. Wood, aud that hereaf-
ter tho a,til Napoleon B. Smith be
known and called Nupolcou 3. Wood.
SEQ That tile said Napoleon Il
Wood shall hereafter be deemed a legal
heir of the said Wm. l.. Wood: aud
shall, upon the death OF the said Wood.
providing he die intestate,) inherit his
property, i'll common with such other
legal heirs IN Tho snid Wood shali lccye
ut the tine Of his .lenth.
Approved March 2, 1871.
AN ACT TO INCORPORATE THE PLKAsA MT
GROVE BAPTIST CuUncH, IN DAZZLING.
TON COUNTY @.
SECTION l. BE IL enacted by the Senate
and House. Of Representatives. of the.
State of Snnth Carol M, now met and
sitting in General Assembly, and by the
authority of the snme, That the mem bers
nf the said Snc,ety be, and nre hereby
incorporated. aud ure hereby declur, d to
ba body corporate, bY the name aud
style of the Pleasant Grove Bnp,ist
Church, aud by that name and style.
shail have succession of officers and
members. md shall ilnve common seal.
SHo 2. That the said corporation shall
nave power to pnrchnse. receive and
hold any renl or personal estate, not
exceeding in value the sum Of twenty
thousand dollars, and to sell, convey anu
dispose Of the snme, aud bv its corr o.
rate name to sue and he sued, in any
cnnrt III this State, aud to mako suclI
rules and bylaws, not repngnant TO law,
as it may consider necessary and expe-
dient.
SEQ 8. That this Act shall be deemed
aud taken to be public Act, aud shall
continue in force for the term Of twenty
five years
Approved March 8, 1871.
AN ACT TO IECORpORATE THE MOSES
GUARDS, OF 'nIDGEwAY, IN FAIRFIELD
COUNTY.
SECTION Be IL ea0ct,,tl, by The Senate.
and Honse Of Representatives, of the
State Of Sonth Carolina, now met and
sitting in General Assembly, and by
the authority "f the same, Tint s. nj
Smnrt, Jack p. Jnmes. Wynt BonIwar..
and Samuel Adnms. aud their successors
in office, be, and arc hereby. constituted
u body corporate aud polite. un.ler the.
hume aud stJ IL of Tho Moses Guards,
with capital stock not exceeding the
sum of live thousnuL dollars, with the
right to sne and be sued, tn plead mud
be i..pleaded, in any conrt of competent
jurisction, to have and to use common
senl. aud the same to alter ut will and
pleasure. aud with NIL other rights,
privileges aud immuuities thut are now
secured by law to like Incorporated
bodies.
SEo. This Act shall be deemed n
pubic Act. aud shaiI remain in force f. +
n term of fourteen years.
The foregoing Act hnving been pro.
sented to the Governor of this State for
his approval. aud not having been re-
turned by him to the branch of the
General Assembly in which it originated.
within the time prescribed by the Con
stitutioD, has become Inv wifbnnt hiA
approval f. L. CARDOZO,
G.,trn1ury x,f