The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-14

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sske command II ore q The companies
fra.a Eaeerosnh in he teianteeF regiment
Of NOrsh Caroliaa far The Msxirsn waF,
he Senate. On Thursday he 3lsl. passed
hy IN mnaaiaa0as vote. n resolution e1-
pressing fhair high ssnss 81 his SHE, d'g' !
nl.ied and patriotic services - > member
q sas Seaaas. and their conviction lhai N
The more aEinoas anA hsEsElOns duties 81
the tented Geld. he viii b. 70 less disiln' /
guished faF patriotism. courage. snG neEeE- +.
falling Gsso;s0a % The cause 81 he eOun-
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The RS .lugion 20 authorize thc Public
Treasure 20 b0Tow money 70 psy tie H.
abilities of the stale. passed The Second
ana ll,iri readings, and was ordered 10 he
engrossed.
On Friday. Jan. ]. Mr.. Boyd present.
al the following pFeam5ls and resolution,
which wee adopted:
Whereas. applicants for law License
ars subiersri to many ineonVrnIenees and
hsrIshiPs. in having 10 come 10 Raleigh
10 be examined by The Judges Of the Su-
preme Eonrl: therefore
Resolved, That the Judiciary commit
Tee be instructed 10 inquire into The expe-
diensy er comforting npon any one Of the
Judges az the Supreme Court in vacation,
u the Judges Of the Superior Courts Of
Law and Equity, the power 10 make such
examination and grant license /; aud that
they report By bill or otherwise.
The resolution apPrOprialing ten ihOn-
sand dollars for paving the expenses OF
tie volunteers. was again taken up for
consideration.
Mr.. As,ue move,l 10 amend the pream.
be by striking out all aiier the word
Whereas" and inserting the following
"a state ol war exists between the United
States ami Mexico: and whereas. The IA.
tional honor and the Interests Of the peO.
pie require that the war be prosecuted
with energy, aud brought 10 a close rs
speedily rs practicable; and whereas, the
President Of the United Stats has made
requ sition on the state Of North Caro-
lima for one regiment Of volunteers, To
serve during the war with Mexico" The
yeas and nays being called for, ii was re.
jecied BY the following vote yeas 90,
nays %.
Mr.. Speight moved division Of the
question, and that the same be first put on
The preamble which was decided 10 the
negstive-yeas 30. nays %. The said
preamble and resolution were then read
rhe third time and passed.
On motion OF Mr.. Francis. the rules
were suspended, and said preamble and
resolution were ordered 10 be forthwith !
--'ss:,ssa and sent TO the House Of Com.
ize the town of Wilmington 10 borrow
100000 dollars. was amended as propOs-
cd BY the judiciary committee. passed its
serond reading. aud was made the special
order Of the day for Monday next.
On motion Of Mr.. Gilner, the Senate
proceeded TO the consideration of the bill
20 enforce the States indemnify against
loss on account Of her sureIyship for the
Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road company,
and the amendments proposed thereto By
the committee TO whom it was referred.
The said amendments were agreed TO, and
the bill as amended, was read the second
and third times and passed. Mr.. Graves !
4noTed that the said bill be made the spe-
cial order of the day for Tuesday next, |
ct IL NJ. which was agreed to.
hIr. Gilmer introduced bill to revive
and re-es,ablish the Raleigh and CASTOR
Rail Road, and for other purposes which i
was read the first time, and ordered to be |
referred to tue committee on internal i'm |
proFement.
The bill to incorporate the Oxford
Manufacturing Company, passed its third !
recalling, and was ordered To be engrossed. !
Monday, Jan. 4. Mr.. Patterson. from |
the committee on finance and state liabili- |
ties. reported bill to provide for the re-
assessment Of the lands of this stale, and
a more accurate enlistment of the taxable |
polls; which passed its frsl reading, and
was ordered to be printed.
Mr. GIlmer introduced bill regulating |
the term OF service OF volunteers; which |
was referred to the committee on military |
affairs. ~
The bill 10 authorize the Petersburg
Rail Road company to raise by loan, or |
by an increase OF its capital stock, sum |
not exceeding five hundred thousand dol
lars for certain purposes, was read the Sc
cond time, ordered to be printed, and made /
the order of the day for Thursday next
The bill to authorize the commission
ers of the town of Wilmington to borrow
two hundred thousand dollars and for 9th
or purposes, was taken up, read the ihird |
time. aud after the adoption of sundry
amendments proposed BY Mr.. Ashe, pass
ed and ordered TO be engrossed-yeas %, |.
navs 81. #
Tuesday Jan. 5. The engrossed bill
10 authorize the Governor 10 establish
Depot of Arms at the town of Newbern,
passed its third reading, and was ordered
10 be enrolled. ss.
The bill TO enforce tie States indem-
nifty against loss on account of her surety