The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-19
IN Tuesday, Jan. 6.

IN SENAT Tuesday, jan. 3.
Mr.. Edwards, from the Committee on the
JudciaIy, reported back Resolution 10
structng the Committee 10 report Bill TO
STAY the Collection of Debts under execu
ton, 10 establish Valuation Law, or some
other measure hich, in their opinion, would
afford The most speedy and permanent re.
lief to the people Of the State, adversely
thereto, and asked TO be discharged from
lis further consideration. Ga motion OF
Mr.. Sprulll, the Repor, was ordered to be
printed.
Mr. Elliott, from the Committee on the
judiciary, reported back Bill amending
the presen, laws concerning TIE Election OF
Sheriff. Sherf to give Bonds two days
after election, twelve Justices Of the Peace
to NEE; for the purpose Of receiving SAID
Bonds Passed lis first reading.
Air. Thomas, from the Committee on
Privileges and Elections, reported back a
Resolution, accompanied by Bill, amend
ing he existing law providing for the cleo
ton Of Governor Of tie State, Which on hi'
motion was ordered TO lie upon the tablt
and be printed.
Mr.. Cooper presented Bill to proven
malicious prosecutions, which passed ii
first reading.
Mr. Morchead offered a Resolution, tia
the Comptroller report as early as prac,ica
bic, the amount Of money paid into the pub
{ tic Treasury by he Bank Of the State, a
Dividends on the Capital Stock held by lh
5 State 10 said Bank; also The amoun, PAL
j 10 as taxes on the stock held by individual
. since the organization Of the Bank, Incln'
ing the Dividend payable ID January ls4;
That the Comptroller further make III
statement as TO the amount Of D,vldent
e aud Taxes paid into the Public Treasur
j BY The Bank Of Cape Fear, since the exte
. SION of ts Capital Stock, under the act
+ The Legislature Of 1869, which vi
; read aud adopted.
The remainder Of The Session, was spe
z in considering Bill introduced by NJ
;. Larkins, 70 repeal the Act passed this Sc
b sion, establishing new County by the nan
Of Caiswba from part Of Lincoln Count
Il Mr.. Joyner moved to amend by inIrodu
e ing Bill to suspend the act until lS4i.-
e After an unusually protracted aud unimat
debate,
g Mr.. Thomas moved the indefinite po:
pouemeu' If the Bill aud amendment nhic
e. BY Ayes %, Noes 10, prevailed. II
Senate then adjourned.
IN yT0TSr Or coyr0Nc
e The question pending yesterday, was
u The Resolution introduced BY Mr.. Harm
r ton, for The adjournment Of the Legislatu
le on the l6h inst. which Resolution "
o laid on the table.
I. Mr.. Lord presented bill for arranai
the sixth Judicial Circuit which pass
Df its first reading.
e, Ga motion Of Mr.. Young, the bill
amend an Act passed ia the year ] Sil,
IS the establishment and better regulation
Common Schools, was taken up on its
OF cond reading. Mr.. Wilson Of p, moved
lay on the table and make the order Of |
a. day Tor Friday next. Mr.. Young wor
as not object, (as the gentleman from Hall
Us was not 10 hts seat, with the express und
staining that il should certainly be tai
u up at that time. The motion Of MIR. VI
{" son then prevailed.
o. motion Of SIR. Brogden, the Repo
&c, from the Committee, appointed to exam
= INTO tho mauner 10 which the money app
ia praied fof the repairs Of The GovernC
= liouse, &c, had been expended, and