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


fact and by whom the ceremony was per-
formed, &C., the Clerk to receive an addl-
tional fee for the entry.
Mr.. Mendenhall, from the Committee on
the Judiciary. 10 whom was referred the
bill concerning sales under execution, re.
ported the same back to the House, and
recommended It's rejection. On motion Of
Mr.. Scales, the bill was laid on the table,
ordered TO be printed, and made the order
Of the day for Tuesday next.
Also. on the engrossed ball from the Sen
ATE, making securities on prosecution bond:
liable for plaintiffs costs, recommending Its
rejection. Mr.. Blggs advocated the BILL
aud Messrs. Francis, Avery and Menden
hall opposed it; and the question being Ia
ken, the bill was rejected.
Also, on the bill to prevent the sale oil
growing crops under execution, proposing a
substitute as an amendment. The amend
meni was adopted; aud, on motion OF Mr.
MendenhaIl, was laid on the table, and
made the order Of The day for Monday next.
Mr.. Barringer, from the Committee on
the Judiciary, to whom was referred the
bill to make real estate assets in certain
cases, reported the same, aud recommended
its passage. Ga motion of Mr.. Francis
the hl was laid on the table, and made the
order of the day for Monday next.
Mr.. Mendenhall from the Committee or
Education, 10 whom was referred the let
ter of Philip Nelson, on the subject OF a
Deaf and Dumb Institute, with instructions
10 inquire into the expediency OF establish
ing such an institution, made report, stat.
ing that an institution OF the kind vas desI.
rable, but that the means of the State a,
present would not Justify The undertaking,
and d resort 10 taxation would be lnexpedl,
ent they therefore asked to be discharged
from IFS further consideration. Concurred
IN.
Mr.. Moore, from the Committee on the
Judiciary, To whom was referred the bill &c
amend the 30lh Section, l05ih Chapter
Revised Statutes, concerning Registers
so far as relates 10 the County OF Granville
reported general law on the subject as {
substitute, and recommended its passage
which passed it second reading.
Mr. Brogden, from the Select Committee
10 whom vas referred the communicates
of the Governor, relative 10 The expendl
ture of the appropriation for the repairs o
the Governors House, &c. asked leave Il
make report and moved that the readin!
be dispensed with, and that the report b,
printed.
The following bills were read thru
time, and passed bill TO amend an Ac
concerning coroners; bill to amend al
Act passed 10 the year 1888, to recharte
the Bank of Cape Fear.
In SENATE-W Wednesday, Dec. IS.
Mr.. Allison, Of |. presented memoria
from many cltlzans Of StatesvIlle, askln
the Legislature 10 construct a TurnpIk
Road from Fayetteville to some point /
the West which was read and referred t
the Committee on Internal improvements
Mr.. Jones offered Resolution for th'
Committee on the Judiciary, to enquire 10
to the eypediency Of repeating the l4tt
Section, Chapter 80. Revised Statutes, con
corning Allmony and Divorce, which was
adopted.
The Speaker presented to the Senate 1
communication from Charles l.. Hlnlor
accompanied by sta,emen, from Tho. Ii
Wright, Cashier of the Back Of Cape Fear
Ordered to be printed, and referred to III
Committee 90 Banks.
Mr.. Albright introduced Bill, to amen
the execution Law. Provides agaIn'
sale of growing crops, until matured, sue
maturity TO be determined by three pei
sons. II PASSED It's first reading, AID o
motion of Mr.. Walker, was referred 10 th
Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. Edwards moved 10 reconsider ,h
vote BY shch the bill, Incorporating th
Nanta1alah Turnpike Company was rejec
ed, and the Senate agreeing to reconsider
the Bill was recommiued to the Commute
on Internal Improvements.
The Resolutions, introduced yesierda,
by MIR. Allison, Of lredell, concerning tt
TuUtG ifedeufeT, gave flst ~ SuUlS ., Ud
between Messrs. Edwards, Brown, Joyne
and VIM. ?. Williams, who moved to strIl
out the second Resolution. which prevalle
and the Resolutions as amended, passed i
second, and (the Rules beng suspended {
the purpose, lls fiaal reading.
Mr.. Reid called Up the Bill for the Rel
Of the People which, after being read VI
advocated by Messrs. Shepard, ant Coope
and opposed in an admirable Speech by VI
Edwards. Mr.. J1yner. followed, shown
the fallacies Of the statements assumed [
It's introducer, as TO Us ever yielding al
profit TO the State;
Mr.. Edwards moved its indefinite pos
ponement which BY Ayes Al, Noes 5, WI
carried. Those Who voted agalns, Il
postponement, and thus for the Bill, wel
Messrs. Cooper, Exun, Shepard, SsInst
add Thomas.-5.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr.. Mills presented Memorial fro
citizens of Rutherford, praying the CO
struc,ion Of a Turnpike from Faye,teyII
Ia the West which was referred 10 ii