Carson & Dinikins, eighty-five and one-half acres, num- Preamble. ber twenty-six. Andrew Carson, one hundred acres, number four thousand eight hundred and two. William Bryan, one hundred acres, number three thou sand three hundred and twenty-four. Andrew J. Thompson, one hundred acres, number three thousand three hundred and twenty-six. Andrew Carson, one hundred acres, number three thousand two hundred and fifty-five. Morgan Bryan, one hundred acres, number three thousand three hundred and twenty-seven. Shadrick Bryan, one hundred acres, number four thou sand seven hundred and forty-one. Gideon Bryan, one hundred acres, number three thousand three hundred and thirty-six. Harden Phipps, forty-six acres, number four thousand five hundred and fifty-six. Columbus H. Thomason, one hundred acres, number four thousand eight hundred and seventy-two. Robert Bryan, one hundred acres, number four thousand eight hundred and sixty-four. Samuel F. Speer, one hundred acres, number four thou sand eight hundred and seventy-one. John Andrews, one hundred acres, number three thousand three hundred and thirty-five. Thomas Bryan, one hundred acres, number four thousand five hundred and eighteen, Shadrick Bryan, one hundred acres, number four thousand eight hundred and sixty-three. Synville Higgins, forty-six acres, number four thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight. Gideon Bryan, one hundred acres, number three thousand three hundred and thirty-nine. William Edwards, seventy-seven acres, number four thousand eight hundred and sixty-seven, Preamble. William Price, one hundred acres, number four thousand six hundred and ninety-seven. Nathaniel Moxley, one hundred acres, number three thousand two hundred and thirty-seven. Morgan Bryan, eight acres, number five thousand and sixty-nine. Morgan Bryan, one hundred acres, number five thousand and seventy. John Bryan, seventy-five acres, number seventeen. Morgan Bryan, one hundred acres, number four thousand eight hundred and sixty. G. H. Bryan, two hundred acres, number thirteen. Young Edwards, thirty-six acres, number four thousand eight hundred and three. Isaam Edwards, eighteen acres, number four. Isaam Edwards, fourteen acres, number three thousand five hundred and fourteen, Shadrick Bryan, fifty-six acres, number four thousand five hundred and twenty-one. Shadrick Bryan, thirteen acres, number four thousand five hundred and twenty-four. James Carson, forty-four acres, number three thousand three hundred and seventy-four. John Carson, one hundred acres, number four thousand five hundred and thirty-one. Samuel Willis, thirteen acres, number four thousand five hundred and fifty-three. John J. Blevins, thirty acres, number four thousand and forty-five. John Carson, one hundred acres, number four thousand eight hundred and sixty five. Levi Willie, fifty acres, number four thousand seven hundred and ninety-five. John Fender, twenty-one acres, number four thousand eight hundred and four. Francis Bryan, one hundred acres, number six thousand and one. Francis Bryan, one hundred acres, number five thousand Preamble. and ninety-six. Francis Bryan, ninety-five acres, number four thousand five hundred and fifteen. Wm. Carson, one hundred acres, number six thousand. and two. Calum Huggins, seventy-five acres, number three thousand five hundred and eighteen. John Huggins, fifty acres, number three thousand five hundred and fifteen. Andrew Carson, one hundred acres, number three thousand three hundred and seven. Alfred Alexander, one hundred acres, number three thousand three hundred and eight. Wiley D. Hale, one hundred acres, number ten. Shadrick F. Bryan, one hundred acres, number three thousand three hundred and thirty-eight. Morgan Bryan, forty-six acres, number eighteen. Shadrick F. Bryan, one hundred and seventy-nine acres, number fifteen. G. H. Bryan, one hundred acres, number nine. G. H. Bryan, one hundred and twenty-three and threefourth acres, number sixteen. And whereas, some doubt may arise as to the legality of the grants issued to the last named persons, inasmuch as said grants were issued during the pendency of said aforesaid litigation, and before the promulgation of the aforementioned decision of the Supreme Court; now therefore, Entry and grants SECTION 1. The General Assembly of North Carolina do enact, That the aforesaid entry and grants made to the confirmed. aforelast named Lewis W. Bryan and others, are hereby in all things confirmed and declared valid and of full force and effect, and that the said persons are justly entitled to the said grants as numbered and their titles thereto are hereby fully declared legal. Ratified the 11th day of March, A. D. 1869. Turnpike Road from North River to Adam's Creck. To be twenty feet wide. Superintendent of Public Works to ap ers. AN ACT TO ESTABLISH A TURNPIKE ROAD FROM THE HEAD OF NORTH RIVER, CARTERET COUNTY, TO THE HEAD OF ADAM'S SECTION 1. The General Assembly of North Carolina de enact, That there shall be laid out and established a Turnpike Road from the head of North River, through the lands belonging to the educational fund, in Carteret County, to the head of Adam's Creek, in Craven County, North Carolina. SEC. 2. That the said road shall be made twenty feet wide, and well made as herein directed. SEC. 3. That it shall be the duty of the Superintendent point Commission of Public Works to appoint a competent Surveyor and two Commissioners to survey and locate said Road, who shall first take oath before the Superior Court Clerk of Carteret County, to faithfully discharge their duties for the best interest of the State. Let out per con tract. No part to be paid until completed. Appropriation. SEC. 4. That upon the report of said Surveyor and Commissioners herein directed to be appointed, showing that they have performed the duties herein required of them, it shall be the duty of the Superintendent of Public Works to let out and contract for the building of said Road in lots not to exceed one mile in length, each to be let to the lowest bidder, and the Superintendent of Public Works shall appoint some proper person to superintend and direct the making of said Road. SEC. 5. That the Superintendent of Public Works shall provide in said contracts that no part of the price for making any lot of said Road shall be paid until the lot is completed and received. SEC. 6. That five thousand dollars is hereby appropriated for the construction of said Road to be paid on the warrant of the Governor, by the Public Treasurer, and the Governor shall issue his warrant therefor, whenever, from time to missioners and Su perintendent. SEC. 7. That the Commissioners for laying out said Road Per diem of Com and the Superintendent for the construction thereof, shall receive each the sum of two dollars per day for the time they are actually employed, and the Surveyor aforesaid shall receive the sum of three dollars per day while actually employed in surveying said Road. SEC. 8. That said Road shall be commenced as soon as possible after the completion of the survey. SEC. 9. That this act shall take effect from and after its ratification. Ratified the 11th day of March, A. D. 1869. AN ACT TO ALLOW CAUSES TO BE REHEARD IN CERTAIN CASES. When party may SECTION 1. The General Assembly of North Carolina do enact, That in all cases wherein judgment has been rendered have case heard. in any Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, and either party would be entitled to have proceedings in said Court reviewed and reheard, either in that Court or by certiorari in a Superior Court, if said Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions had continued to exist, and did now exist, such party may now have his case reviewed and reheard in the |