The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-10

Hsading, and Was refined % lA.s eomnlil-
lee % DE Jadiriary. ri pr0Fides lhal
:. 20 person shall = ksld % bail n any e.
VI snii unless O sfkdaEil 6lsd ~ he
plainiih, slstiag. il ease OF drbi o. eon-
tract. thf smouni which he really bslieres
% Be doe. and lhai The sans has hesn eon-
lrseied By fraud o. falss prelenres. or
through q breach 81 trust On Ihe par ofllle
defendants or lhss The deEeEdsni las. o.
i eoneesling his properly. Or i about 10
remove thal o. absroad himself from ihe
STATE. 10 avoid payment, srliing forth 81
ihe iaels and grounds af The elsim-lhe
safieisney and amount Of bail 10 Re deei.
ded By the tribunal before whom tried.
The bill 70 amend IN act OF the last ses-
sion. entitled IN ari in larorof Poor Debt
ors, passed second reading. and was. on
motion Of Mr. Ilalsey, ordered 10 lie on
the table.
The resolution in favor of James Page.
was taken up. and The amendment Of Mr.
Franris, in favor Of Samuel j. Finch, was
rejected. ..... Y. ...@
Mr.. Graves moved TO amend The rrsO-
luton by striking ont the words - and
the usual pay Tor mileage for his attend
ance on the Senate" which was also re.
iscted.
Mr.. Hogan called Tor The yeas and nays,
which were Is follows yeas 10, nays %.
The resolution Then passed ilird reading,
and was ordered 10 be engrossed.
Mr.. Francis introduced llle following
resolution. which was adapted:
Resolved. That the Public Treasurer
be. and he is hereby authorized and re-
qnired 10 correspond with the Bank Of The
State and the Bank Of Cape Fear. and as
certain whether they will, at the principal
banks and al their branches aud offices Of
deposile or agencies, act as agents Tor the
Stale to receive on deposiie from the sey.
eral sherilTs or coroners the amount Of
lakes, payable yearly, (subjecIio the check
~ The Public Treasurer) from each Of
said sheriiis or earoners, into The Public
Treasury, and that said banks. branches
or Offices of Opposite. will report TO the
treasurer and comptroller. as the case may
be. any default in either of said officers.
under The law now in force, or that may
hereafter be enacted, for The collection Of
the revenue Of The State.
Mr.. Gllmer introduced bill concern
ing the trial Of causes in the Superior
Court; which passed FIRST reading and
was ordered 10 be referred 10 the commit.
lee on the Judiciary.
| Mr.. Waddell introduced bill for de.
clarIng the true intent and meaning Of an
act passed al the session Of the General
Assembly begun and held on Monday, the
10Th day Of November. 1910, entitled an
act 10 amend the Revised Statutes. emit.
lied an act for preventing frauds and frau.
tlulent conveyances, and 10 repeal the
third section thereof; which passed first
reading and was referred 10 the committee
49, INstN,~sy
MIR. Ehringhaus, reported from the COM
mitiee on military affairs, q bin TO regulate
/ the distribution ofthe public arms: which
passed first reading.
] 9@~ HOUSE or COMMONS. III
Mr.. d. A. Barnes introduced bill TO
incorporate the Roanoke Rail Road Com
| pany; which passed its FIRST reading. and,
OH his motion, was referred. Proposes
10 connect Weldon with CASTOR, &c.
Mr.. Baxter presented bill to repeal
the Ssih section of the l02nd chapter OF
the Revised Statutes; which passed its
first reading and was referred TO the COM
mi,tee on the Judiciary,
Mr.. Gillian, from the committee on the
Judiciary, reported unfavorably on the
Homestead Bill i; which bill, on motion OF
Mr.. Fleming, was laid OH the table.
Mr.. Gillian, from the same committee,
reported with an amendment, the bill 10
amend the 40th section Of the l05lh chap
ter of the Revised Statutes, entitled sala-
rics and fees when the amendment was
adopted, and the bill passed IT'S second
reading. -
Mr.. Dancy, from the committee on Ed
, uca,ion, reported, with sundry amend.
men,s, the bill to reduce the tax on billiard
, tables; which were then referred to the
, committee OH the Judiciary. tf s....
Mr.. Waddell, from the select commit
tee, to whom was referred the bill TO es-
tablish new county by she name of Gas
ton, and 10 annex part Of the county Of
r Ca,awba TO the county Of Lincoln, made
a report with sundry amendments. The
: amendments TO strike out the name Of Gas
I ton, and insert that Of Carroll, was ssoi
$ agreed to. The other amendments were
4 concurred in and the bill was laid on the
) table.
Mr.. w. +. Jones introduced bill tc
q amend the Militia Laws Of this state
!. which passed its first recalling, and was re
a: lerred 10 the committee OIL military af
h fairs. .,-
e Mr.. Gwyn, bill for the relief Of secu
|, rites which passed first reading, ant
y was referred 10 the committee on The ju
e dietary.
!, Mr.. Gillian, from the committee Oh
: The ;,,.l;o;.r,. rpnorted unfayorablv on III