The North-Carolina standard., 1842-12-28

of said Counties population
! 5. Be 1T further enacted, That the b.
OF said Notes or Certificates shall olive p' 1pO"es
with good and sufficient security, pava6lo nOnd'
State of North Carolina for the amo1nt 'iI ~ The
receive: no Bond to be less than One H'.l2ay H. may
or more than One Thousand Dollars: tho baIpaufe d
TO bear seven per cent. interest one per oao nond'
pay the expenses of the transaction. and a;n
cent, to go into the Public Treasury. to '1 per
newed every SIX months: the borrowers to N
the interest and one-tcnth of the principal, Pay
6. BE 1t further enacted, That the afr..
Bills Certificates shall be received in 'n.S@
of debts or dues to the State of North Carrol?ta
which may be due or receivable at the priS' or
Treasury of the said State, whether in roU uOHc
Bank Dividends, Public Lands or otherwise aaAtS
that the Public Treasurer shall paw off and I aa
in all of the said Bills which may be present.
/ the Public Treasury, in the manner decIaroS |
their face and for that purpose shall have no On
to use any of the public funds of the said PS"ef S
whether belonging to the Literary or Internal G
provement Boards, or any other funds at his cor a
mand- as Public Treasurer; and if need rpon;. ;"F
shall sell the Bank Stock belonging to said Sta,s
in each or any Of the Banks, or so much ber"ss
as may be necessary to keep an amount in Ea
Treasury sufficient to take in said Bills or Certs
Gates on presentation
JUILILGF EHUCLCO, cornin.
| in conflict with this Act, are hereby repeaIed
8. And be 1t further enacted, That this A.
shall be in force from and after its ratification
In SENATE-SATURDAY, DEC "a
Mr.. Allison of Iredell, presented the folor
ing Resolution which was read and adoped
Reseteed, That the Committee on the Judic,ar
be instructed to inquire into the expediencv of
altering and amending the law, as regards fl.
election of Treasurer of the State, as to define bs
time specifically when his term of service shall
expire, and that they report by Bill otherwise
Mr. Reid from the Committee on Claims h
whom was referred the pension certificate of Sia,
Horn of Johnston County, reported, that thew
recommend thatthe certificate be countersipned h.
the Speaker of the Senate, and Transmitted to tbe
House of Commons
Mr., Cooper present a. the following Resolution
which was read and adopted
ReSoIred That the Committee on Phil,
Buildings, be, and they are hereby instructed 70
inquire into the expedency of reporting a Bill 10
provide measures for the building of wood
House in the Capitol Square, for the safe keeping
of the fuel for the General Assembly and State
Offices.
The Senate took up the following Engrossqd
Bills which were read the third time, passed and
ordered to be Enrolled
a Bill to authorize John McBoyle and Others
TO keep floats and RATS of timber in Wrlchs
Greek a Bill to amend an Act passed by the
General Assembly at the Session of 1888 49,
Chapter Is, entitled an Act to incorporate the
Hiwassee Turnpike Company
On motion of Mr. Dockery, the Senate djoun
ed until Monday morning 10 o'clock
HOUSE OF CoMMoNs.
Mr.. Nixon presented the Nj mortal OF sundry
citizens of Wilmington, prote sting against any al
teration of the law relative to the l con of Com,
missioners of Navigation and Plotage for The
Cape Fear River and bars which was referred to
the Committee on Internal Improvtm mrnls
Mr.. Francis introduced the following Rlsolu.
ton which was read the first time and passed
Resotred, That Chairs L. Hinton late Public
Treasurer, be and he is hereby authorized and tin
powered to perform all the duties of Treasurer
until his successor is qualified according to law.
Mr.. h1endfnhall from the Joint Select Commit
zee appointed to wait upon his Excellency John
NJ. Morehead the Governor elect, and ascertain at
what time it will suit his convenience to appear
before the two Houses of the General Assembly
and take The oath of office, reported that they were
informed by his Excellency the Governor, that
will suit his convenience 10 appear before the two
Houses on Saturday the 3lst Dec, 1872 at l2
o'clock
,Phe two Houses voted twice for the remaining
trustee for the University On the second voting
he Hon. John M. Dick was elected
The House went into Committee of the whole
m the " Bill to preserve 10 the citizens of this
State tbenatural benefit of Pamico Sound" After
ONE time spent in the consideration of the Bill,
he Speaker resumed the Chair when the Char
nan reported that he was instructed to report said
lll to the House without amendment Thereup,
n, on motion Of MIR. Avery the bill was ordered
, lie on the table
On motion of Mr. Walker, the House adjourn
until Monday morning 10 o'clock.
In SENATE-MoNDAy,D Dec. &c
Mr.. VIM. p Williams from the Internal I'm.
rovement Committee to whom wars referred the
1emorlal of the Wilmington and Raleigh Rail
toad Company, reported the following Resolu-
ions, which were read the first time and passed:
ResOlred, That the Public Treasurer, be and
c is hereby directed TO endorse on the part ofthe
tate of North Carolina, a Bond of the Whining
IN and Raleigh Rail Road Company for $4,000
nd payable on the first day of January l848.
And RcsOlred further, That said Bond be sub.
ltuted for the Bond due lst Jannary l843, for
'hich the State is already liable by her endorse.
lent
Mr.. Reid from the Committee on Claims, to
'hom was referred the Resolution in favor of
Drmond Respess reported unfavorably thereon
} which the Senate concurred
The Speaker announced MrSsrs Thomas and