The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-12

ate, 10 amend an act concerning Appeals
and proceedings in the nature Of appeals,
recommending its passage with certain
amendments. Amendments adopted, aud
the bill passed its second reading.
Mr.. Baxter, presented bill for the more
speedy administration of justice; which
passed its first resdrng, was ordered to be
printed, and made the order Of the day for
Monday next. The Bill provides for hold
ing extra terms of the Superior Court,
whenever The Judges shall deem ii neces
sary.l
Mr.. WcRea presented Resolution, in.
strucilng the JOINT Select Committee on
the subject OF the Wilmington Road, TO in.
quire into the eypedieney of ioreclosiug the
mortgage on the said Road, and selling the
sane which was read and adopted.
Mr.. Barunger, from the Committee on
Internal improvements, to whom was refer
red the bill TO extend the provisions of an
Act, passed al the last session, to lay of aud
establish a Turnpike Road in Rutherford
County, reported the same back to the
House, and recommended IT'S passage
The Bill was rejected by a vote of SO 20 ID.
A message was received from the Sen
ate, asking The concurrence of the House,
in a Resolution requesting the Speaker o.
I The Seuote and of the House of Commons
to inform William II. liza, wood, Jr. Of bis
election as Senator OF the UuIied States
which WAS agreed to.
Also, one proposing IA raise JON, Sc
lect CoulmIil,e. 10 consist OF Que member
on the par, Of tie Senate, and two on the
part Of the House, TO examine INTO the con.
d,ion Of the Bunk OF The State and Of the
Bark Of Cape Fear, &c. Agreed TO.
Mr.. Blgcs, from the JOINT Select Gem
mi:lee on Banks, reported a Bill 10 regu
late the premium on Bills OF Exchange, solo
by the Bank, Of this State, and for olher
purposes and also Bill! concerning tht
State Directors Of tk0 Banks OF this State
ard for other purposes which passed lhel'
FIRST reading, were ordered to be printed
and made the order OF the day for Thurs
day next.
A Communication was received from III,
Governor, transmitting a memorial from
David Patton, late architect for building tn
Capitol, letter from the widow of the late
tltzekiah Niles, asking the State to pur
chase a sett or sets of Niles Register
and letter from the Mayor Of Memphis
and Report 90 the subject Of Western
Armory. On motion of Mr.. Mendenhall
the two former were referred to the Com
miltee 90 Claims and The latter 10 the Com
mittee 90 Military Affairs.
Mr.. Brogden from the Join, Select Com
mittee on the communication from the Gov
ernor relative 10 the expenditure for furni
iure, reported Resolution. instructing III,
Treasurer TO pay the balance Of S6i 81
which was read the first time and passed
Mr.. Francis, Resolution TO send mes
sage to the Senate, proposing to raise
JOINT Select Committee to enquire into Ii
best means for the removal of the Cherc
kee Indians, now within the State Of Mort
Carolina, and hereafter preventing the il
gress Of any Of said tribe and that they re
port by bill or otherwise.
Mr.. Brogdeo, from the joint Select Com
mttee, appointed 10 examine into the ex
pendhure Of the appropriation for the re
pairs Of The Governors House, &C., sub
mtted Report in behalf OF himself am
MIR. Dobson, of The Senate, which was rea
aud laid on the table.
On motion Of Mr., Moore, the bill cor
corning Election returos was taken up 70
consideration: but before any action wa
had, the House adjourned.