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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-14

u, L the subscribers, being appointed by the
w hon. the probate court Tor the district Of
Fairhlvcn, commissioners TO receive examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons a.
gaInst the estate Of
HENRY PALMER.
late Of Westliaven IN said district, deceased rep.
resented insolyent. and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited N offset thereto; and xix months
from the 3,th day Of March last bring allowed
by said court for That purpose, We do therefore
hereby give notice that We will attend to the bust.
ness of our SAID appointment, at the dwelling
house of the wido~ Of SAID deceased IN West
haven. on the Pad Tue days of My and July
next. from | until O'Clock z. NJ. on each Of
said days
n. s ARMSTRONG, C'm"''s'oner''
FaIhaven, April 10, le4O. l5-I7
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sTATE OF VERMONTlDE II ,cm,

STATE OF VERMONT DE it 'emem-
District of Rutland SIS ID bpred thu, n,
a special probate court held at Rutland, within
ond for said district, on the 9th day of April A.
ID $40, Present, WIN. Hall, Judge.
FL jah' Bonrdmar, executor of the last will and
testament OF ii oihy Boar man late of Rutland
in said distrc, deceased, proposing 10 render an
account o his administration.
II is ordered that said account be examined in
court on the first No day being the 4ih day of
Nay next; and that publication of copy of
this order three weeks successfully in the Rut.
land Herald printed AZ Rutland as soon as smny
be, shall he sufficient notice IN all concerned to
appear il they see aud object thereto.
A true copy Of record.
l5-7 HENRY HALL, Register
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STATE OF VERMONT, PEn remember.

- X
Distt,c, of Rutland So ID cd tina, a,
stated probate court held at Rutland within aud
for said district. on the FIRST Monday, being the
9th day oi April 4 d. lao.
Present VIM Hall, Judge.
Whereas, Rufus Bucklin, Jr. administrator
with the will annexed, IN the estate Of Apollos
Gtswold, late of Wahnniurd in saij di itici de.
ceased, hath represented 10 this court that the
petsonal estate of said deceased is not sufficient
by about two hundred d"llars 10 pay the debts
due from said estate, and that part Of the real
estate ca not be sold without injury 10 those in.
tetested in the remainder, aud hath in consp.
qurnce thereof applied for license to sell the whole
OF said real estate va one certain tr ct or parcel
OF land consisting Of about fiiy acres he the same
more or less, situated IN the towns ol Waiting
ford and Mount Holly, the slime being the home
farm OF the said deceased
!, is ordered that said application stand Tor
he9r 4 at n session of this court on the first Mon
day. being the 4lh day OF iIay nrxti aud that a
publication of this or -rtbrec weeks successfully
in the Rutland Herald. printed a, Rutland be sui.
iicent notice all concerned 10 appear # they
cause and object thereto.
true copy otrecotd 15-l7
HENRY HALL, Register.
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ihcy will make The old siaios feel their swFy
Mr. Adams offered one resolution which viii
serve as rcbuko TO the House, II ioi no o,h-
er purpose. Ii provides thai no call OF the
House shall be made after 10 O'Clock a, night,
and that after ~ the House shall not sil. The
resolution lies oyor. and NAV not be again TAX
en- up but Mr.. Adams suggestions on the
subject will be remembered. The disgrace
to the House and 90 the nation Of these night
sessions, he depicted In strong terms. In par
" times. however, there will be no other way
OF getting question 10 the House. as long as
'ho minority is opposed to taking the question
wihou, going through with this process Of
sitting on, !" and. even that will no, answer
the purpose on the FIRST night, or even the sec
ond night that il may be tried
Washington, Tuesday. April :.
In the Senate, some executive communica-
tons and some memorials for a uniform bank
rupt law were presented. mr.. Hubbard from
the committee on claims, made several reports
one OF them a bin for tho relief of { commodore
Downs
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DEATH OF SENATOR BELTS.

Mr.. Smith Of Conn. then rose and announ-
ced the dcceasc Of his colleague, the Hon.
Ihaddeus Belts, which occurred this morning
a, @ O'Clock. The usual testimonials of re-
spcct for the deceased were adopted, on mo-
ton of mr.. Davis, and the Senate adjourned.
In the House. after the presentation of
some Executive papers, mr.. Hand, Of New
York, asked leave TO offer a resolution, in re-
lation to the defence of the frontier, as follows
Resolved, That the Secretary Of War be
requested to communicate Ia this House what
works he considers necessary to be construc-
ted liz order to lace the Northern and North
western frontier in proper and permanent
state of defence.
Objections were made, and the suspension
OF the rules was moved, and agreed to.
The resolution was bef0Ie the House for
consdcration-but at this moment message
from the Senate was announced at the bar.
message was received from the Senate,
informing the House ofthe decease of the Sen
ator from Connecticut, and of the order adopt
ed for attending his funeral tomorrow at hall
past ~ O'Clock.
Mr. Osborne, of Connecticut, after some APP
propriatc remarks, submitted the following
resolution
Resolved, That this House will attend the
funeral of the Hon. Thaddeus Belts, late a
member of the Senate from the State Of Con.
necicut, TO morrow, at half past IL O'Clock
and as testimony of respect for the memory
ofthc deceased will go into mourning, and
| wear Grape for so days.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-14

vrnes under the oao'csi--ihe silk
t..8 ~ our delicate modern dcmocroiic
-, .-orns Harrson's plough-handic as
|, 5oss .erviliiy. aid his nicely tuned
-. too long known the luxury oiCham-
"a relish the cold water hard cider
-glieau principles ofGcn. WIN. Henry
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DIED.

In Pawlet, on the 9TH inst. Collin Strong,
son of Jacob Edgerton, Ir, aged about years.
In Benson, on the Sd inst. lnez Jane daugh-
ter OF Henry and Almira Beldin aged yeats.
In Orwell, on the lst inst. Ruth wife OF
Prince Benson, aged "a Printers in \. H..
are requested &c.
At Pittsford, March 81, Sarah Green, wife
OF Deacon Zeeb Green, late of Brandon, aged
80
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-14

MILITARY. The Secretary of War
has transmitted letter To the Speak
or OF the House of Representatives con-
tanning system of reorganization of
the militia Of the U. States The let
ter is long and minute in its details,
End would occupy more room than we
can at present spare for its publication.
The great features of the plan we find
condensed as follows in the New York
Gazette:
An enrolment is to be made Of all
the male white citizens of the U. States
between the ages of 20 and As, all of
whom are required to be equipped, in
spected. and reviewed within their re-
spective States, whenever required by
the State laws. From the mass Of mi
litia thus enrolled, and numbering a
million and half, there is to be taken
in each State and Territory such num-
Der by draft or voluntary enlistment,
between the ages of 9 and 81, as will
make up force not exceeding 1907
coo men, in the following proportions
for each State and territory: Maine
AGO men; New Hampshire, 2,40O ;
Vermont, 2,40O; Massachusetts. GOO0 =;
Connecticut $500 Rhode Island 500
New York $4,000; New Jersey $500
Pennsylvania l0,4O0; Delaware 500
Maryland 5000; Virginia 6,000; Dis
trict of Columbia 400; North Carroll
ma 4.4O0; South Carolina 400; Geor-
gia $500; Florida 300; Alabama D.
900; Mississippi 500; Louisiana 1000:
! Tennessee 400; Arkansas 400; Mis-
souri, 200; Iowa 400; Kentucky A.
1 400; Illinois 200: Indiana ? 500; o.
hio 5000; Michigan 500; and Wis
consin 400 men.
This force is to be denominated the
ACTIVE or MOVABLE force.
Another class is TO be organized I'M
der the name Of the reserve or seden
tary force and the order of prece'
dence between the army of the United
States and the militia, and between thu
several classes Of the militia with one
another. is as follows -. Troops oI
the U. $. 2. Militia Of the u. 5. IL
this order, to wit ~ The active
force. 2. The sedentary force. z
The mass
An adiutant general of the millti
is to be appointed by the President
whose office will be at Washington
and salary $4,000. He is to be allow
ed two clerks, if necessary. The Pres
ident designaics all depots OF arms an
munitions Of war, and appoints I'll
place OF rendezvous for the troops
when called into active service. Whe
+ called out the militia are subject TO III
T same rules and articles OF war as Nh
regular lroop5lof the U. States but n
, detachment can be required to serv
= more than months in any one yea
D While in actual service, their pay an
rations are those of the troops of III
regular army-and in case of deaths {
wounds. they or their widows are pla'
p ed on The same footing as 10 pension
E with soldiers killed or wounded IN III
: regular service. The whole coun'r
: for The convenience ofinslruction an
discipline. is TO be divided into 10 do
n ,riers, and proper regulations are TO /
9 made ms 20 the instruction OF oii'cc
/, and men,
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Bank of po,lltnry.

/RIE Books fat rrc-iviorsuh-ctipiicn. o. the
- Capital Stock ofihe Bsuk Of Pouln.y wili
he opened al pruiinrv on "Wednesday the i3ih
da, of May, Isio. al Joel B,amsos IN the West
Village, aud at A Bliss stvtr In the East Village
al the same tmc, and "a u continue open 10 DAY.
from 10 o'clock \. NJ toaPM
A, BLISS, fsr Commissioners
Pouliney, April :, iS4n 1918.
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UJ'We regret that from i'll health, we are
compelled to suspend our professional labors
for the Herald. Gen. Brown, one of the mem
bers of our concern, will probably take charge
of the paper during our illness.
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MARRIED.

In Caste,on, on the 7th inst, by Rev. II.
Meeker, Mr.. Alter f. Drake, TO Miss Olive
a. WYATT, both of Casileton.
On the 9Th inst. by J. Morgan Esq Mr. Da-
vid A. Lauchlen of Mendon, TO Miss Mary
Berry of Stockbridge.
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Stone Ware.
Burt &. Mason,

Have Just received full assortment Of stone
ware, consisting of churns; butter pots cover.
ed Jars jugs flower pots pitchers, &c of all
the different sizes. Also, lot of good milk pans.
Rutland, April 3, 1910. 15-7
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NOT ICE.

hereby give notice to all concerned that have
l. given my son Warren A. Kilburn, his time
from and after this date with full power 10 trade
and contract Tor himself, aud that | have relin-
pushed 10 him all claims [, his wages from said
date; SAML klLBURN
Shrewsbur v, April Q, ls40 l5-l7
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Bv the last Mail.
Washington, Thursday, April oh.

Washington, Thursday, April 9th.
In the Senate numerous memorials III favor
Of Uniform Bankrupt Law were presented
A joint resolution was intoduccd by Mr..
Preston for the erection of Statue OF Wash
inqton.
Mr.. Benton introduced a resolution that the
Senate would neither consider nor discuss any
bill 10 recharte; those banks that refused 10
pay specie for their notes and depoSifcS, or that
circulated the notes ofany bank so refusing
A bill making nm enormous grant OF the
public land to aid Michigan in constructing a
canal to The falls Of Sault de Marie ordered
to be engrossed on Monday last, was arrested
in its passage and postponed.
A short executive session was held AT four
ocloek,t
National Defence.
In the House, Mr. Hands resolution, call
ing upon the secretary of War for statement
OF the works necessary to place the northern
and north western frontier in a permanent state
of defence, was taken up. On the suggestion
of Mr.. Wise, the resolution was so amended
as TO authorize the Secretary of War to make
full and comprehensive report, embracing
s,eam-vessels, floating batteries for coast and
harbor defence.
! Mr.. Adams supported the rights OF Maine
hut disapproved the war-spitit which seemed
rising. He deemed it next to impossible that
any collision should arise out of the question
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G Carriages for Sale.

Carriages for Sale.
Tie subscriber offers for sale 20 SUI
perior brass and silver mounted one
and two horse pleasure carriages.
ALSO,
/ 5 one and two horse lumber wop-
ons. All Of which for workmanship
and durability are not surpassed by
any in The State.
A. BRANCH.
CasiletGn, April 6, 1910. i4--l7
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VENO whom il may concern, notice is
hereby gwen that TO secure Job
Lyman Of w oodstock, for his liabilities
for the late firm OF Lymon a. Dana, |
have this day assigned to him all my in
terest IN the demands due to said firm,
and have also assigned to him all my
interest in the late firm Of Mcacham g.
Dana. o. N. DANA.
Castlcton, April 6, 1910. l4--IG
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CastIetOn, April q, 1870.

VH\IiE subscriber will continue the
business at his store; and invites
his friends to call where they will find
n good assortment of Goods, MS low as
can be bought at any store IN the coun-
~. o. N. Dana is authorized 10 settle
the late concern of .Neachsm g. Dana.
JOHN MEACHA.M.
Castleton, April 6, 1910. l4--lG
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Horse for Sale

NOR sale by JAMES BARRETT Jr ono Eve
l. year old mate with ioal
Rutsni, April I, lai0.
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DRUG STORE.

The subscriber having recently re-
ceved from various sources, extensive
additions to his former stock Of Drugs.
&c, now offers for sale at his Store,
Nos. & 4, South Side Fanuiel Hall,
at uncommonly low prices, a very full
and complete assortment of
Drugs, Medicines. Paints,
and
Dive. afglns.
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and
Dyc-atuGs.

Among WhIch are.
5000 bbls Dutch ref Cam % bags Anisc seed Turkey
phor, 100 kegs ref Salipeire.
cases Turkey OPIUM, % casks Saltpetrc,
500 lbs hl Peppermint 1000 lbs sup carb soda pulv
300 %. Sulph Quinnc, 800 do Tauatic Ac,G do
300 OF Otto Roses, 1000 da Rochelle Salts,
90 BASKETS Annatto. 800 packages Aputhecurics
% bbls Eng REID iorax, Glass Ware,
20 casks Flur's Sulphur 100 boxes CASTLE soap,
10 do Cream Tartar, 20 cases Magncsia.
20 do Para 'opeia. 20 bales IRISH Moss
20 cases Lie Paste % bbls Sissalras bark,
30 do Gum Shellac, 20 bales Spongos,
10 do do Copal, Ceases indsor Soap,
Zeroons Peruy bark, 80 bbls Alcohol
1000 lbs puly. Jalaps, llG0 do Whiting.
1000 do do Ipecac, 30 kegs sup Paris Green,
1000 do Cassia Buds 30 cass do do do
800 do Eng Caiomel, ID cases hincse lormilliOn
800 do do Cor. Sublm % bbls sup topll Nafnish,
100 do do Blue Pills. 80 do spirits TOrpentine,
10 eases Burg. Essences 80 casks white Lead,
10 do Lemon do 100 Ibis Dutch linsoed oil,
90 cases India Gum Ara 100 do Gro Camwnod,
BIC. 20 do do Dye VOID, as
3 do Turkey Do do sorted.
20 bbls Wig, Castor OIL, b Zeroons Cochineal,
10 Cases Cape Aloes, 80 boxes cot Logwoud,
. do canthafiJes, so ibis IyorJ Black,
DO Rhubarb Root. 10000 lbs ! um' rio Roots,
500 lbs Oh nj Organam. % cases La: Dye,
IS bbs Dutch pipe starch ~ casks Olive on,
/ 80 bags Juniper Berries 30 bbls Meats Foot Oh
500 W Flor's Behzuine, 10 cases Manila ildigo,
/ 5 eases Cardamond seeds 2 do best Bengal do
/ 2 casks fresh Chamninies 100 Carboys Oh Nhnol.
/ so bbis African Cayenne 10 bags Nutgails
! 1000 lbs Turkey Myrrh, 100 bbis C"pperas,
1 b Jars Quicksilver. p cssks Crop madden,
4 20 bales velvet torks, 90 bbls Mum,
/ = es@Ls Nsts"~gs. 20 do f3iUe NitrioI
20 bills Gloves, % casks Sal Soda.
JOeases sup gro mustard 80 bbls Eng Venetian rcd
81 bbs pure gro 'ineer rs casks Rochelle yellow.
In addition 10 the above he will con
stantly be receiving large importaiions
of English. India and Mediterranean
Drugs, selected with great care as &c
quality and variaiy. Dealers in Drugs
Cloihlers, Country Merchants, and
Manufacturers. are respectfully invited
to call when wanting TO purchase, as
goods will be offered AT extreme low
prices, on accommodating terms, and
ofthe very best qualities.
EDWARD BRGNLEY,
Al the old Brinley Drug stone.
Nos. o g. South SIDE Fanuel Hail,
1 sIO-3mos inside BOSTON
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GOing West !

TIME Subscriber has two good BOATS which
i will leave Whitehall, NY tot Buffalo.
n Y. as soon a navigation opens, aud on the Sd
and 4th Tuesdays Of May, June. Angus, and DC.
iober Al goods stored with me- fr.. Of charges.
JONATHAN FOLEY.
Polly's Landing, Fort Ann, n. Y. March lao.
ll-7.
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L Isl OF letters fcm1ininp in tho Post Office al
- fitisiord Rutland Go. VI. April LIST 1910.
ABBOTT Sidney Mitchell Alanson 3
Arlington q u Maynard John
Bailey Enos Aict;,e Patrick
Baird " ucott Newell John q
Bonnctie Osgood Luke
bristol Mary Miss Pendeld S,urqes Esq
Hutdut Jonathan Farmer Nj, he'll
flanagan Arthur Riley Patrick
Clark stephen Reynolds Robert I.
Cox Bonjamn Roy Norbert
Colhc IN Moses SWEET Thcoplus
| ilunklee Stlo TntUughnm James
g. Dixie Laura Miss Topper II Rev
Dixie Esther Miss 1omnson Sam'l ESQ
Mcl.nin Ann Miss Wcthcrbv J
Freolovc John w WoIdcH G =
| Hitchcock Lucy Widow Whcclock Ann Miss
! HAMS teub,n Walker John
| 1lnkley ELIJAH Woolson Live
/ Jones Wm WhItr Lewis
Jones locrcnsc Rev Wallis Harry
Kelly Adelinc Miss Wnsiow CHARLES
Kelly Joseph Esq Woodruff WmE
/ Kelly Geo W Wheeler Harriet
Leonard Mah.tablc Wheeler Elmange Mrs
Ii-IG ADDISON BUCK, PM
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Ill A T. -.

TIME subscriber has on hand oew assortment
l. OF the most
Fashionable Hats,
al his Old Stand ia East Rutland, which nre equal
10 any manufactured IN the country, for beauty
aud durability. Those wishing 10 purchase
good Fat, will do well to call and eramine bis
stock before going elsewbe
Al kinds OF country produce taken in sr-
change for hats
Wanted
Sbeare Lambs Wool and an kinds Of Hat
dug fuTs OREL COOK.
Railsnd, APfii 10, le4o l5-H
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v'Ht i~W"~tnf V itst 81 the lettefs rers,irine
The Post oahoe At Ratland VI Apf,l I 1870.
,ndru, ilarsce Kimhan Joseph
ilieamsn Grr.gs ". Loss,ec,r Nathan
iefry Hhnash Mics ,,rci, y,ht., 2
pcnuctt Cromwell tsrs,, J,,,.,
Room Conner u ,m,,r,, y,.,-
nuri Roswell, IT, .u,,.,, J,,,,r,
no"' "a'hA NJ i,onah Ipcy Ms
f""h " " Nsithevson fsaAe
Nfnwn John M.ube,.o. A..
ntnwn Mstccllus Mri rc..,,
nrn~p lefutha M.,ton J,ho
lfNlFud W Nrt'oiirf rharle.
n"nnd W M'fshsi Harriet mis-,
Rtaddish David MD,njet. lame.
noyuoa louis Nari, Ehr,E Nc.
Rlinus I.aVina Mrs N,rhola Elisha
nlliugs Avery Nohir james, ",
'Ain John Ofnshec Samuel n.
Cspp'us Sateh r.rmciee Horace ".
Clatk Cotnclia miss . P,crpoint Rohe,t 2
Capron Rcnpmiu Pr,er john
Cole tlannah prtker samuel
tln'k l.nh,n Perry GeonFc W :
Cook Rlaekman Potter Hiram -
Chaffcc Warner Potter COLLIN.
Quits William Prttc, nr
Duffy Michael Parson iiutly
Davis Lucy : mrs Pnn,Liov l.oni.
Davis Calvin r. pawcrs Charles
punklco Thaddeus Robinson Amos
Donklcr DAVID EicheV Joseph
nelino Samuel Rev, EichafI Caroline
Dewey ~ ID Richards Marion NJ
fmmer.on Thomas slnd I,ctsey MISC
Edwards Cotnola ; Sanders llobbard
f-ty John S,llsbv Anph
French William shaw Daniel
Fisher Amos Seward Ira "
Foni I \ miss Smith John
Gaul, Dexter Sason Frances
6ni'icnim francois Summons 4 Miss
Gibson Avian " Thrali Luther
Greene l.urtin u Miss Trcscott WIN
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'I'HE f,lio~tre t.t ofthe letter. reu,,riarin
The Post oibee At Rstland VI Apf,l ! 1890
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-17

ira session fthe Legislature, Messrs Shep.
ard, Dockcry, Orr, CIngman and Pasteur.
Mr.. Reid is added to The Committee on
Privileges aud Elections, in the place Of
Mr.. Exum, excused.
Mr.. Sprull, from the Committee on Fl.
nance, TO whom was referred resolution
on the subject, reported bill 10 repeal IN
pa,l the 9th section Of the 23rd chapter OF
the Revised Statutes, concerning the
Comptroller which passed its first reading.
Hugh Naddell. Senator elect for the
county OF Orange, appeared, was qualified.
aud took lis seat.
The bill 10 secure title to, aud gran, ju-
r.sGieuou over i tEac! Of laud or Bovd's Is.
land, to the United States and the bill con.
corning fines und costs, were read The third
time, passed, aud ordered to be cngrossed
Ca motion Of Mr.. Spruill, the Judiciary
Committee were instructed to inquire and
report what amendments are necessary &c
be made TO the laws relating to the Sherils
returns Of the Governors election.
Mr.. Morehead, from the judiciary Com
miitee, 10 whom was referred the bill tc
prevent the issuing Of wri,s Of capiaS %
sa.isiac!endum in certain cases, reported
the bill to the Senate, and recommended it,
rejection. The bill was then read the Sc
cond time, and, on motion Of Mr.. Sprulll
/ laid on the table.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr.. Boyden introduced Bill for the es
adjustment aud better regulation of Com,
mon Schools. Read first time and passed
james Graham, the member elect, from
Tie County u Orange, TO ill the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation of W. A.
Graham, appeared, produced his cg,den.
tiais, was qualified and took his seat.
The following Bills from the Senate
were read the first time and passed, viz;
A Bill TO incorporate the Concord Manu-
featuring Company; and Bill to conpe
Militia Officers TO hold heir Commission.
three years.
message was received from the Sen,
ate, agreeing to raise joint Select Com
mlttee Of five on the part Of each House
10 inquire into the necessity Of holding al
Extra Session Of the Legislature, and in.
forming that Me.srs. Shepard, Orr, Dock
cry Cliugman, and Pasteur, form then
branch Of said Committee. Whefeup.
on, Mcssrs. Rarringer, Graves, Hyman
Thompson, and sPru,ll, were appointed o
the part Of this House.
The SpeaLs. lstu before the House,
statements made BY the Bank Of North
Carolina, aad By the Bank Of Cape Fear,
exhibiting the state and condition Of those
Institutions. Ordered that these Exhibits
10 600, TO 'ho Senate. be printed, and re-
terred to the Joint select Committee on
BANS.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-17

law, passed at the last Session; also the
cypedicncy Of making further apP.opria.
ton, aud report BY bill or otherwise.
Received from His Exce,lencv, the Gov
ernor, a Message transmitting a report
from George L. Badger on certain suits
lately pending IN the Circuit and Supreme
Courts Of the United States, in which the
State Of North Carolina IS Interested
SAID Message and Report were sent to The
Senate, with proposition to refer them
10 a Joint Select Committee Of four on the
part Of each house.
On motion Mr.. Caldwell,
R-.olred, Tha, the COMMITTEES on Public
Blidihgs and rebuilding the Capitol, be Instruct.
od 10 report 10 this House, al the fixtures and
articles Of furniture purchased on behalf OF tho
State for furnishing The Capitol, specifying each
-lt!e.s and the cost OF the same.
On melton of Mr.. Patterson, the Jude.
lazy Committee was instructed 10 enquire
INTO the expedieacy Of altering and amend.
ing the Law respecting Migrants.
Mr.. Hokc presented a Bill declaring
and explaining the Law on the subject o!
Gifts and Settlements, which was read the
first time, passed and referred to the Com.
mIltee on the Judiciary.
The two Houses then assembled in Gen.
eral CeareS:ioa in the Commons Hall, Mr..
Speaker Joyner, OF the Senate in The Chair
aud the Clerks Of the TWO Houses, in pre-.
sence Ct the Te.lers, viz Mr. H. q. Spru.
III, OF tile Senate aud Mcssrs. Mendenhall
and Red Of the Commons, proceeded to
examine the several returns Of the SheriffS,
and to declare the number of votes given
ID the several Counties If the State for
Governor.
The President Of the Gea.ra! Csastn.
Hs1 announced the result, declaring John
II. No5ehcad duly elected Governor Of
the State.