The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-26

MIR. Brsgg, from the same Committee'
N hom was referred The bill, TO amend the
Revised Statutes, concerning the Supreme
Court. made report, recommending lis
r. iec,ion. Read second time, and, on mo
uop Of Mr.. Moore, LAID on the table.
Also. on the bill to emend the gan CHAP
ter of the Revised Statutes, concerning
Crimes aud Punshmenls. recommending
ia rejection. Read a second time, and
rejected.
Also, on the bill concerning EyucutIons'
recommending its rejection. Read Sc
cond time and rejected.
Also. on the engrossed bill, from the
Senate, for apporiionlng the members o!
the House Of Commons among the several
Counties of this State according to Fed
eral population, recommending lis passage
The bill was read second time, aud The
question being on It's passage,
Mr.. Avery moved to amend by taking
from the County of Burke one member and
swing It To the County Of Mcdowell, bu'
/ the motion did 40, preynl.
Nr. Francis moved to lay the bill on Inc
table. In, the motion wes 10, carried.
Mr.. A<he moved TO amend by taking one
member from The coun;yo Meeklenbufg ana
Giving II TO Union; bu, the motion "ns lost
Sonc debate ensued, on the Constitution.
Al difficulty created by the establishment Of
pew Counties aud Messrs. Moore aud
B,sus declared, that they could not vote TOT
the biH unul the difficulty was removed
The bill was then LAID on the table, and
made The order ofthe day for 10 morrow.
The Speaker then announced the order
&c he day, being the bill TO lay Oh The State
tnro Conere.sinnai Districts. The bill @a'
read a SECOND time.
Mr.. Stove moved to amerd by adm!
tie words " and Cata~ba," after L'neoln
ia. the molten did not prevail. md ih'
bl! passed us second reading.
. Mr.. Hawkins, from the JOINT Select Com
A., mliee, on Military Affairs, to whom va
referred the bill 10 repeal portion OF To
r 93d chapter OF the Revised Statutes, report
ed the same back TO the House with an
- nendmen,, and recommended liz passage
d Amendment, adopted, and the b'll Passe
n lts second reading.
C The Speaker laid before the House
: communication from Charles H. H'nioi
E.sd late Treasurer, stating hrs wish
> del,yef monies end effects 10 his hands
some one properly authorized, ana asS'u
N that Committee may be appointed 10 SC
.. tie with him and receive be same.
AZ Ca motion Of Mr.. Moore, II was ordcr'
d thet the communication be sent 10 The So
ate, With a proposition 10 refer the same
a the Committee On Finance, With lnsitu
n tons 10 SAID Committee TO coiGer with "
r. lor Hinton, and solici, him TO continue
d, nossess,on Of the office until his success
a. IS qualified; and to report Resolution
~ oay him for the sacrifices already mac
and which he may make IN the disehar
a Of this duty.
he Mr. Rayner presented a Resolution,
q. srrucirc the Judiciary Committee to
auire into the cxpedIency OF repeating
Of modifying tho law respecting usufy VIII
10 was rejected.
tn Senate we're read the fret hmc and pass
II a bill 10 amend an Act Zoe tho establi
meni and better regulation Of Comm
10 Schools rel rred 10 the Committee 90 II
mn Gallon: bill to incorporate Cape T.
nj. Lodge, No ,, Of the Independent, order
odd Fellows, bin 0 amend 40 Act pa
ed n the year l~i0, for Tho relief O
Wilmington ard Rrtleh Raj Road c.
I, panv a bill to extend the time for TAX
" stock in the Hickory nut TurupIae c.
= pany and bill to alter the Electoral
~ tric,s of this Slnto, nud Cor other purpo
referred 10 the CUnuitice on the Ju,
~ iarv.
M The House then adjourned 10 dali Al
49, 2, O'Clock.
EVENING SESSION
re- The L.,I to rxenD, certain articles
the personal property from execution, was
TO ken up on ITS lhird 'eadog.
B.. to Mr.. Cltdwell moved % strike ou' all
ect, articles bot an additional bed AMI iarT
tools no, exceeding 10 value $40 but
K Of noIian did not prevail.
tier Mr.. Kelly moved 10 amend, by PROVE
hlrd that the provision. Of The btl should ouly
Ul tead TO 0 mau with wife and child
sub, qucntly Withdrew hts motion.
Ioa, The btIl Then passed lis third read
, the and vas ordered to be eugtosseJ.
state The bill 10 prevent unlasiul mlnlng
''3'' taken up 90 IFS thifd reading. Several
- successful motions we're made to amrnt
b,il, ami Il was discussed at some len
,,,, bni finally passed ITS third reading
',a. was ordered to be engrosscd,
Mr.. BrummelI presented a Rcsou
>. lustruclin1 the Committee on Military
Ia fairs, 20 inquire into the eypcdrncy &
" amending tho Militia Laws, as to eN'
commissioned officers from workn,
-, roads which was adopted.
IN SENATE-Friday, Jan g.
,,ing The Resolutions, heretofore olirrc
yer, Mr. Edwards, providing thu, # the
II 4. II.