North Carolina. Convention
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Books by North Carolina. Convention
Total count: 100
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State of North-Carolina. In Convention, August 1, 1788Printed by Robert Ferguson?1788-01-01
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The journal of the Convention of North-Carolina.Printed by Robert Ferguson.1788-01-01
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Journal of the Convention of the State of North-CarolinaPrinted by Hodge & Wills, printers to the state.1789-01-01
Proceedings and debates of the Convention of North-Carolina, convened at Hillsborough, on Monday the 21st day of July 1788for the purpose of deliberating and determining on the Constitution recommended by the general convention at Philadelphia, the 17th day of September 1787 : to which is prefixed the said Constitution.Printed by Hodge & Wills ...1789-01-01-
State of North-Carolina. In Convention, November 23, 1789.Resolved, unanimously, that it be recommended and enjoined on the representatives of this state in Congress assembled, to make application to Congress and endeavour to obtain the following amendments to the Constitution for the future government of the United States ...Printed by Hodge and Wills1789-01-01
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Journal of the Convention of the State of North-Carolina.Printed by Hodge & Wills, printers to the state.1789-01-01
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The ratification of the Constitution of the United States, by the state of North-Carolina.Printed by Hodge & Wills1789-01-01
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The Journal of a convention assembled at the city of Raleigh, on the 10th of November, 1823to adopt such measures as were deemed necessary to procure an amendment to the constitution of North CarolinaJ. Gales & son, state printers1823-01-01
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The Proposed new constitution of the State of North Carolinaas agreed upon by the convention assembled at Raleigh on the 10th of November, 1823, together with a copy of the present constitutionPrinted by J. Gales & son1823-01-01
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Property of persons who abandon the stateSyme & Hall1861-01-01
Test oaths... an ordinanceNorth Carolina State Convention]1861-01-01-
TaxationSyme & Hall1861-01-01
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An ordinance to provide for the disposition of the state troops and volunteers, raised under the acts of the General Assembly, respectively, entitled "An act to raise ten thousand state troops," ratified the 8th day of May, and "An act to provide for the public defence," ratified the 10th day of May, 1861Syme & Hall1861-01-01
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Resolutions as to the propriety of amending the Constitution of the State of North CarolinaSyme & Hall1861-01-01
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Estimate of the cost of a blast furnace, with blowing apparatusheight of furnace 36 feet, and nine foot bosh--this furnace to use charcoal for the present, or as long as there is iron wanted for armsSyme & Hall1861-01-01
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Resolution authorizing and requesting the printers to this convention to print 1,600 copies of certain public acts passed at the extra session of our present legislatureSyme & Hall1861-01-01
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An ordinance to provide for a regular session of the General AssemblySyme & Hall1861-01-01
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Rules for the government of the ConventionSyme & Hall1861-01-01
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Amendment to the ordinance adopting the Provisional Constitution of the Confederate StatesSyme & Hall1861-01-01
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Resolutions relating to amendments of the constitution of this stateSyme & Hall1861-01-01
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Qualifications of members of the General AssemblySyme & Hall1861-01-01
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Mr. Ferebee's substituteSyme & Hall1861-01-01
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An ordinance for suppressing oppressive speculation upon the present necessities of the people, and for enabling the Governor to cause provisions to be seized for the public useJ.W. Syme1861-01-01
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An ordinance to alter the jurisdiction of the courts of the state, and the rules of pleading, and for the relief of the peopleSyme & Hall1861-01-01
Resolution authorizing and requesting the printers to this convention to print 1,600 copies of certain public acts passed at the extra session of our present legislatureNorth Carolina State Convention]1861-01-01
Correspondences.n.]1861-01-01-
An ordinance to amend the constitutionSyme & Hall1861-01-01
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Military BoardSyme & Hall1861-01-01
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Test oathsSyme & Hall1861-01-01
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An ordinance to dissolve the union between the state of North Carolina and the other states united with her, under the compact of government, entitled the Constitution of the United StatesSyme & Hall1861-01-01
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Manufacture of salt from sea water--Communication from Prof. EmmonsJ.W. Syme1861-01-01
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Committees of the conventionJ.W. Syme1861-01-01
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An ordinance allowing Duncan Artis, (a free negro,) to enslave himselfJ.W. Syme1861-01-01
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State troops of North CarolinaSyme & Hall1861-01-01
Ordinances and resolutions passed by the State ConventionSyme & Hall1861-01-01
The battle of Bethel Church ...Syme & Hall1861-01-01-
Section III of the Constitution of North CarolinaSyme & Hall1861-01-01
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ResolutionSyme & Hall1861-01-01
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Ordinance upon distilled spiritsJ.W. Syme1861-01-01
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An ordinance to authorize the reconstruction of bridges on the Western Turnpike Road, and make other repairsJ.W. Syme1861-01-01
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Ordinance to establish the office on Lieutenant GovernorJ.W. Syme1861-01-01
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An ordinance requiring the Governor and Public Treasurer to issue the coupon bonds of the state to the Western Rail Road CompanySyme & Hall1861-01-01
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An ordinance to amend the 13th section of the Constitution of North Carolina, agreed to and resolved upon, at Halifax, the 18th December, A. D. 1776Syme & Hall1861-01-01
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Soldiers' suffrageSyme & Hall1861-01-01
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An ordinance to adopt and ratify the Constitution of the Confederate States of AmericaSyme & Hall1861-01-01
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AmendmentsSyme & Hall1861-01-01
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ResolutionsSyme & Hall1861-01-01
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Resolution for amending the 2nd section of the 4th article of the amended Constitution of the State of North CarolinaSyme & Hall1861-01-01
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An ordinance to amend the first section of the first article of the amendments to the constitution of this state, ratified by the people on the second Monday of November, A. D., 1835Syme & Hall1861-01-01
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Taxation, revenue, and the public debtSyme & Hall1861-01-01
An ordinance to define and punish seditionJohn W. Syme, printer to the convention1861-01-01-
Census of North CarolinaSyme & Hall1861-01-01
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An ordinance to define the manner of amending the constitutionJ.W. Syme1861-01-01
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An ordinanceSyme & Hall1861-01-01
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Ordinances passed by the State Convention at its adjourned sessionJ.W. Syme1861-01-01
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Amendments to the constitutionSyme & Hall1861-01-01
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Propositions to amend the constitution of the stateSyme & Hall1861-01-01
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An ordinance authorizing the Dalton and Jacksonville Railroad Company to unite and be consolidated with the railroad companies of this stateJ.W. Syme1862-01-01
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An ordinance to amend the 24th section of an act passed at the second extra session of the General Assembly, entitled, "Militia Bill"J.W. Syme1862-01-01
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An ordinance to exempt members of the society of friends from performing military duty, (as amended on the second reading)J.W. Syme1862-01-01
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Bounty to the N.C. volunteersJ.W. Syme1862-01-01
Ordinances and resolutions passed by the State Convention of North CarolinaThe Convention1862-01-01-
Amendment to the ordinance amendatory of an ordinance to raise North Carolina's quota of Confederate troops, passed and ratified February 19th, 1862J.W. Syme1862-01-01
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An ordinance to restrict the distillation of grain and to raise revenueJ.W. Syme1862-01-01
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An ordinance to tax moneyJ.W. Syme1862-01-01
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An ordinance to amend the 8th section of the constitutionJ.W. Syme1862-01-01
Journal of the convention of the people of North Carolina ...J. W. Syme, printer to the convention1862-01-01-
An ordinance to perfect grantsJ.W. Syme1862-01-01
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A resolution in regard to the Governor's proclamation in regard to the seizure of arms, and for other purposesJ.W. Syme1862-01-01
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An ordinance supplemental to an ordinance passed at the present session of the Convention, entitled "An ordinance to provide for the assumption and payment of the Confederate tax"J.W. Syme1862-01-01
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An ordinance supplemental to an ordinance passed at the last session, and ratified December 1st, 1861, entitled "An ordinance to provide for the raising of money for the support of government, and for the issue of treasury notes for the purpose of paying the public debt, and purchasing supplies for the military forces employed for defence in the present war, and for other purposes"J.W. Syme1862-01-01
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[Letter from W.T. Dortch to W.N. Edwards, President of the Convention]J.W. Syme1862-01-01
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An ordinance to authorize the stockholders in the Miners' and Planters' Bank at Murphy, to establish and agency or branch east of the Blue RidgeJ.W. Syme1862-01-01
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An ordinance concerning the election of GovernorJ.W. Syme1862-01-01
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An ordinance to give bounty to the partisan rangers raised and accepted in this stateJ.W. Syme1862-01-01
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An ordinance to repeal an ordinance passed at the present session of this convention, entitled "An ordinance amendatory of an ordinance to raise North Carolina's quota of Confederate troops," passed and ratified the 19th day of February, A. D., 1862, and to extend the provisions as to bounty to certain other personsJ.W. Syme1862-01-01
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An ordinance to create an advisory council for the GovernorJ.W. Syme1862-01-01
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Ordinances passed by the State Convention at its second adjourned sessionJ.W. Syme1862-01-01
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An ordinance in addition to and amendment of an ordinance entitled "An ordinance in regard to the supply of salt"J.W. Syme1862-01-01
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An ordinance supplemental to and amendatory of an ordinance entitled "An ordinance to provide for the assumption and payment of the Confederate tax"J.W. Syme1862-01-01
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An ordinance to raise volunteers for the defence of the stateJ.W. Syme1862-01-01
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An ordinance for the suppression of distilleriesJ.W. Syme1862-01-01
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An ordinance for the more thorough organization of the militiaJ.W. Syme1862-01-01
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An ordinance to provide for the collection of the arms belonging to the stateJ.W. Syme1862-01-01
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An ordinance concerning distilleriesJ.W. Syme1862-01-01
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Amendment by Mr. Battle, of WakeJ.W. Syme1862-01-01
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An ordinance to repeal an ordinance heretofore passed, so far as the same relates to the county of BertieJ.W. Syme1862-01-01
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An ordinance to regulate the price of cotton yarnsJ.W. Syme1862-01-01
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An ordinance in favor of Rev. Morris H. VaughnJ.W. Syme1862-01-01
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Journals of the convention of the people of North CarolinaJ.W. Syme1862-01-01
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An ordinance to arrest the destruction of grainJ.W. Syme1862-01-01
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Ordinances and resolutions passed by the State Convention of North Carolina.The Convention1862-01-01
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Ordinances of the State Convention, published in pursuance of a resolution of the General AssemblyW.W. Holden1863-01-01
Ordinances of the State conventionW. W. Holden, printer to the state1863-01-01-
Ordinances and resolutions passed by the North Carolina State Convention.William E. Pell1866-01-01
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An ordinance concerning the organization of drafted militiaJ.W. Syme1974-01-01
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Ordinances and resolutions passed by the State ConventionElectronic ed.Academic Affairs Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill1999-01-01
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Ordinances and resolutions passed by the State Convention of North Carolina, 1861-62Electronic ed.Academic Affairs Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill1999-01-01
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State troopsElectronic ed.Academic Affairs Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill2000-01-01
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Proceedings and debates of the Convention of North-Carolinaconvened at Hillsborough, on Monday the 21st day of July, 1788, for the purpose of deliberating and determining on the Constitution recommended by the General convention at Philadelphia, the 17th day of September, 1787. To which is prefixed the said ConstitutionElectronic ed.Academic Affairs Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill2002-01-01