The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-23
HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The engrossed bill iron the Sensle
sulhOGizlng clerks. aud clerks and mas
lers IN equity. in this STATE. 10 make utle
90 real and personal estate sold under a
decree Of the cOurr-ihe engrnsssd ball
providing for the biennial election oi The
public printer-the engrossed bill tn give
10 the lessors Of land lien upon the
crops of their lessees. fnr the paSmsnI 81
the reni-snd the engrossed resolution 10
favor of George Williamson. late sheriff
Of CasweIl. were read ,he fret time aud
passed.
Mr.. d. Jordan. from the joint selec.
committee raised on the sutjrci nj the
public printing. reported bull increasing
the salary Of that officer 10 81 200, aud
drvolVing the duty Of distributing The
laws and journals on the comptroller.
Read first ume.
Mr.. Graham presented bill 10 incor.
pora,e the Raleigh and Columbia y. c.
Rail Road Company. Real first line
and referred 10 the Committee Oh inter.
nal improvement.
Mr.. Fisher. from the committee on IN.
ternal improvement. rrp0rIed the nlil to
incorporate The General Mining aHti Ma
nufsciurIng Association. with az amend
meat; which was conquered 10 aud the
bill passed its second reading.
rIes:tv ID c,'i Der IS
The whole sitting was spent Until
nearly 2 n'clnck, IN the consideration Uf
the Revised Code.
The bill I. incorporate the General
Mining and Manufacturing Company.
passed its thIrd reading.
w. 'n"si4v, December u
Mr.. Fisher introduced bill tn amend
the charter Of the Cape Fear, Ysdkm and
pelee Raj Road Company. whrh VS.
read the first time and passed. and Oh
N ,tlan of 'ir. Fisher. referred 10 the
c"mpItlpe nn m,erntl Improvement.
E 81, Y, D.. '.her Is.
VIZ. Jordan Introduced bill To inrorpn
rate the Rerkiish Manufacturing i'"n.
pAnv al Frveue"iir;, which passed rs
frs reading
NJ llau sio>. from the CON nlltre wa
privileges and r.eritnus, 10 " non, wa IT,
ftrrr'i Tie suhlrc, Of the ronie>'pd 3ecnnn
ii William :. Illrrs, the mr0h~T from
Caharrus. rsUnricd un!avtlb!v tn the
sitting member. and Mr SAT- rlhat!e. on
behalf of the minority OI that Commute,
made a counter report.
The disqualification alleged agans'
Nr Harris Va the report oi the MAJORITY
of the committee, is that al The tune at
oi hi election. hr was ooI 81 years oi
age. The minority report, which Is
admuabl, drawn up. contends that there
is no evidence IN snhSiaa,Ia,e the allega-
ton: but thai lf there were, that mdtI
the Constitution i, Is no disqualification.
The question: being on The adoption ii
the resolution reported by the majority
tina, The seat nj William :. Harris be va
Gated, r Harris addressed the HouSe
at some length.
When {. II. concluded, on motion.
the report of the comm,Itte was made the
order Of the day for Saturday.
Fay December rs.
Mr. Gillian introduced a resolution tn
vacate the seat al Jnhn A AverIt:. mem
her from Onsluw, ~ the grnuHd of HIS
having held the office OF Postmaster al
the tine uf hls election.
&C. Ravner. a resolution to vacate the
seat Of James Galloway, a member from
Surrv. on the ground ol his having held
the nflice Of Entry rsker at the time OF
his election; and also resolution To va
cate the seat Of Dillon Jordan a member
from Cumberland. on the ground Of his
having, a, the time OF his elecIlon and on
| tak,ns ms seat. held the offices OF Coun
" Solicitor and Notary Public. Winch
resolutions were referred tn the commit.
tee on privileges and elections.
In submrrng these resolutions, MIR. II.
miulsed IA a STRAIN al very severe and
pointed remark on the course pursued BY