The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-03

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1 Mr.. Paine submitted resolution d.
Z netting that 50 murh Of The Gosernar's
message As relases 10 he sale. &c. Or lie
Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road. he Club
Foot and HarOEis Greek Canal, The flas-
sifeaiiOn Of Public Roads. &c. be Teler-
red 10 lie committee on Internal Improve
mems
And that so mneh Is relates 10 The pre-
sent custom Of payment Of The Tax on
!. caps Fear Bank stock, owned By indiEi-
duals; 10 suits on Bonds Tor the indem-
nifty Of the Safe 4; 10 minute revision Of
charters granted By This State Il Virginia,
and IN investigation Of 4 lilflmeni 81 them;
the eKpedieney Of changing Tie times Of
holding terms Of tie Superior Courts in
the Eastern counties Of the State; the al
iering Of The present Judiciary system;
and the publication Of new edition nf
the Laws Of The Stale. be referred TO The
Judiciary committee; which resolutions
were adopted.
Aud Mr.. Brition, biz 10 amend the
59ih chapter of the Revised Statutes !:
which was also referred to the committee
on the Judiciary. ..... .. .-
Mr.. w. T.. Jones. from the committee
raised ON the subject, reported bill 10
erect q new county out of portions Of Ire
dell, Wilkes and Lincoln, TO be called 6Ta-
ham. A motion to reject the bill was de-
cided in the negative, and the bill passed
its first reading. .-... a s.srs..
Mr.. Steele, of Richmond. presented a
hill, relative TO retailing spiri,uous liquors
in the counties Of Richmond and New
Hanover, which passed its first reading and
was referred 10 the committee on private
bills.
Mr.. Stone. Of Granville, presented bill
TO amend the 30lh section lO5lh chapter
of the Revised Statutes, relating TO Regis
ier's fees. Read the first time. and referred
TO the committee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. Flemming, Of Yancy. iniroduceda
bill entitled "fhe Homestead Bill" which
passed its frst reading, and was referred
10 the committee on the Judiciary. q
Mr.. Steel, Of Richmond, introduced a
bill TO amend the 42d section of The Re-
vised Statutes, entitled Slaves and Free
Persons of Color. Read the first time,
and referred 10 the committee on the Ju-
dietary. f.... ~. Il
Mr.. Smith, Of Orange, introduced res
olution in favor Of Joseph Allison, which
was read the FIRST time, and referred 10 the
committee on propositions and grievances.
Mr.. Walser, OF Davidson, introduced a
bill to make real estate Assets; which
was read the first lime. and referred to the
committee oil the Judiciary.
Mr.. Wellborn, of Wilkes, introduced a
bill to lay Off and establish a road from
Brown and Stokes Ford, on the Yadkin
river, in the county of Wilkes, 10 the top.
Of the Blue Ridge at the Ashe county line.
Referred TO the committee on Internal I'm
lprovemen,s.
Mr.. G. A. Miller, of Dayie. introduced
bill for the more speedy and equitable
settlement of the estates Of deceased per-
sons. Referred to the committee on the
Judiciary.
Mr.. Paine, Of Chowan, presented
bin TO amend the Revised Statutes emit
tied " Cou,ts of Equity" Read The first
time, and referred 10 the committee on
the Judiciary.
Mr.. Guion, Of Craven. offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was read and
adopted:
| Resolved, Tha, the committee on Ed
ucalion be instructed to inquire into the
expediency OF authorizing the Boards Of
Superintendent Of Common Schools, 10
appoint a Committee of Examination,
consisting Of not more than five persons,
whose duty il shall be to examine into The
qualifications, both moral and literary, Of
applicants for schools in their respective
c""~,ies, and that they repor, by bill or
otherwise. - --...*
Mr.. Brewer, Of Randolph, offered the
following resolution: .-
! Resolved, That The committee on Ed.
ucation be instructed TO inquire into the
Iexpediency of so amending The law ON
Common Schools, as 10 change the time
of elecling The school committeeman, aud
that they report by bill or otherwise.
Mr.. Baxter Of Henderson, introduced
a bill to divide the state into nine judicial
districts, aud for other purposes; which
was read the first time, and, on motion of
Mr.. Courts, referred to select commit
Tee of seeen members, one TO be selected
from each judicial circuit.
Mr.. Waddell. of Chatham, called up
the bill to establish new county, by the
name Of CASTOR, and to annex pan of the
county of Catawba to the county Of Linz