The North-Carolina standard., 1849-01-17
IN SENATE

2 in SENATE.
TUESDAY,: IannaTy.9 g., 1649. 9.
iiier pfsssnieda "a memorial on the subject o.
the County Courts. which was referred. - -
81 The BIls6PP lshehtf Is the act Stokes
county, was read third time and passed.
The engrossed bills from the House of Commons,
to improve the Cape Fear and Deep RiyeEs aboyee
FayeaSyiIlsi 70 tie Uhlaa Guares
mend the Revised Statutes entitled Entry ana
Detainer; to incorPorate the North B5ass,
IN Wake and amend the act 10 layon SAn esta u
lish the county Of Dowel. passed thslF and
last lso, the engressed blll 70 sheeEpor
rate the uhien Manufacturing Company fPs TlsgF
The bill in relation to PiotsaEr re-consideEed,
and after, some debate between Messfss naw ana
Washngton said bill passed its second readingnip4
+ The bills concerning an Academy in Bqncomhe.
CONCERNING the county of Catawba, and the town OF
Windsor, passed their third reading, sapl ,lzos
eJ The Senate then proceeded te efoh Jadge @
the Superior Court, IN place of the Hon. Augustus
Moore, resigned, ID The Hon, William H Battle was
elected without opposition. 81 eaIzoqsbsa, nj ssa9
-. On motion of Mr.. Rogers, a message was sent to
the Honse Of Commons, proposing that the two
Houses adjourn sine die the 20th instant. sdf
, Mr.. Werth introduced the following Preamble and
Resoutan; which was read the first time:if sgdlsa
s, Whereas, there are many and important rnsasures
for Internal improvements in the State, now before
Ind ,chereGs, nasnsueh as the aid of the State viii
be required for their successful prosecutions rs -
deemed right and proper before they are entered
on, to direct the public mind to the subect andas-
Tzersore, be * Resolsed, That the Governor of this
State be, and he is hereby feqested saecHsene the
General Assembl y. in special Session, sometime IN
the Fall of the present year. io eina3j g5t - II
The order of the day was then taken qP. being the
bill concerning the Wilmington. and Raleigh Rail
Road Company This bill provides for extending
the credit of the State this Company to ena-
Bile it to lay down the Road withIbetter iron, and
otherwise impreveit; and also for transfer of one-
half of the stock of the State in the Company to the
Companynso as to aid in continuing the Road to
Manchestef.l,k ,jg s,Is4iS1 slsuEEl ,15lQ .-5i
s After considerable discussion, and without coming
to a vote, the Senate adjourned. asgitja ia III,
gfs ss5..s1lgz HOUSE OF COMMONS. IE2ira 7T
Mr.. d, F.. Caldwell presented memorial from
sundry citizens of Guford county, praying the repeal
of private act Of assembly, dsalowing fees 70 Off
GERS of Court in the said County in certain cases.
Referred to COMMITTEES on Private bills! dilag A
So Mr.. Dobbin introduced bill concerning the mode
of widows dissenting from the last wills and testa-
meRts of deceased husbands in certain cases which
passed its first reading and was referred. d;
= On motion of Mr.. Mebane, 81 'o','t -3 -
Res0iped, That the committee the Judiciary be
instructed to inquire into the expedieueE of rePeang
the third section of the act entitled more eec-
tnally to prevent the imprisonment Of honest
Mr.. Dobbin presented resolution in favor Of S.
w. Tllinghast and others which was read the first
time, passed and was referred. >aU3 s. o. asah -,
MIR. Martin presented resolution in favor of
Young Patterson which was read the first time and
passed. and referred TO the committee Private bills
Mr.. j. H. White introduced bill to amend the
Ith section of the 9th chapter Revised Statutes,
concerning Prison bounds; which passed its first
reading and was referred. ,.4 4sfsg- lB4
Mr.. Williamsona bill to incorporate the Columbus
Guards; and Mr. Dobhin bill to incorporate Concord
Division No: 1, of the Sons of Temperance; which
were severally read the first time and passed.
Mr.. Brogden introduced bill supplemental To- an
act passed the present session Of the General As
sembly. relating to the law establishing County by
the name of Polk which passed its first reading.
Mr.. Walser introduced resolution to adiournsine
die on the 22d instant; which was laid the table,
Mr.. 0glesby introduced bill to amend an act in
cooperating Rockford in Surry county. Passed its
first reading and was referred. - g sss $3.50 -
On motion of Mr. Nichols, sas - =, -
ResOIUed, That from and after the 18th inst,
bills of private nature shall be entertained. ~
Mr.. MebaRe, from the committee on Finance, re-
ported fayorably the engrossed bill to amend an act
for reassessment Of the lands of the State, &c.
which passed its first reading. ei l,sf@ ;2slssfk
Mr. Courts, from the committee on Propositions
and Grlevances reported untavoraby 20 the memorial
praying the emancipation of Davy Moor !; which re-
port was concurred in. .asS -'alt. ss',l.. 2
The engrossed bill to enancipate Lewis Williams
was reported adversely by Mr.. Courts from the
committee, and on motion of Mr.. J.. NJ. Leach ipdef
initely postponed.
Mr.. Smith, from the committee on Private bills,
reported favorably the bill prevent the sale Of
spiritous liquors within certain distance of Floral
College; which was read second time and passed. i.
Mr.. Mcintosh, from the select committee, reporteh
with an amendment the bill to establish new Co11
ty by the name of Williams out of portions Of the
Counties Of 1redell, Wilkes, and Surry which wac
read the second time pending the consideration of
which, the House proceeded to the election Of Judge
Mr.. Mosely, after the roll had been called, re-
marked that he wished to change his vote that he
did not wish to mix parzan politics in the elections
of our Judiciary; and he therefore begged leave
change his vote in favor of VIM. Fl. Battle. >, -
= The engrossed bill to locate the Judges Of the
superior Court Of law and equity in this State, was
received from the Senate and passed its first reading
The House proceeded to the consideration Of the
special order of the day. tot: the bill toamend the
Constitution of the State; the bill being read sec
ond time, Mr.. Hicks moved an amendment, pending.
the consideration of which, Mr.. Keene moved for the
indefinite postponement Of the bill. Some little de-
bate arose upon this motion, which participated
An by Messrs. Hicks, Barnnger, Ksene, and Rayner.
The motion to indefnitely postpone the bill was
iected, yeas %, nays "a. EtH Itt5i. u ~,
Those who voted In the affirmative are Messrs.
Alien, Barringer, Bean, Biggs, Campbell, Cherry,
Farrow, Ferebee, Hargrove, Hayman, H. c., Jones',
keene, Kelly, Koonce, Long. McClees Nichols, Pee.
bles, T. J. Person, PROCTOR Rayner, Russell, Satterl
thTalte, wa Scott, Skinner. Smith. g. TayioE-2s.
Those who voted in the negative are Messrs. Bal
lard blackburn, Blow, Brown, Brogden,T r. CALDWELL,
u: caldwell, Cannady, Carmichael, Clement, Oofs
held, Coleman, Courts, Davis, Dickson, Doak, Dob
bin, Edney, Erwin, Farrow, Foy, A. Gamble, J. Gam
bic, Grggs, Hackney, Hamfick, Harrison, Hayes,
headep, Herring, Hicks, Johnson, ZONES, G. Jones'
Il. H. Jones. j. M. Leach, A. j. Leach, Logan, Love,
Martin, Mast, Mebane, Miller, MoseIy, McDade, r..
Mcdowell, r. Mcdowell, Mcintosh, McMullen,
Men eiil, Newsom, Nicholson, Oylesby, Palmer,
Pegram, s. j. Person, Pigott, Regan, Reinhardt.
Sanders, Sheek, Sherard, Shnford, Simms, Spffey,7
Sfanly, Steele Stevenson, Stoekard, Stowe. j. Tay-
ior, Thlgpen. Thornton. Trull. Wadswe erth Walser.