The North-Carolina standard., 1849-01-10

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officers Of the a9th kegiment ylng celaln alteIa
tiops of the militia 90 iaE a Is.a1es p me conn
~ Of Wilkes; which, on his motion, was reieIreo
+ the committee on Military Affairs.
Mr. J. II. White introduced "a bill toIepeat a.
act passed IN entitled an act 90 aen az acl
passed IN the year sasd an na Rsndol1b
Read the first time and passedA and referred to tht
committee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. Rayman, bill to authorize Maj. Jne. CARR
of Beaufort county, to make road ON his own lands
Passed its first reading and was referred the com
mittse on Propositions and Grievances.
Mr. McNeill bill to prevent the sale of spirituoui
liquors within certain distance Of Floral College
Passed its first readings and referred committee on
Private bills.
Mr. Ferebee. abll to provide for the establishment
Of Medical Board, in and for the State Of North
Carolina which was read the first time and passed.,
and on his fnoffon ordered to be printed, and made
the order Of the day for Monday next. "a
Mr.. Green bin to incorporate the Granville
County Mechanics Associations; which passed its
first reading and was referred to select committee,
heretofore raised on the same subject. ~ -
Mr. Cofield. bill to amend an act passed at the
session ofI8467, entitled act to alter the mode
of electilg WaIdens of the Poor. Read first time,
passed. and referred to committee on the judiciary.
Mr.. Cotfield introduced resol1tionin favor of n.
b. Mariner, late Sheriff of Martin. Passed first
reading, and referred to the committee on Claims.
Mr.. Miller bill to lay off a Road in Ashe and
Wilkes Countess Read the first tiIneanff passed :.
Mr. Edney introduced arbill to open and improve
the Road from the Tennessee line. passing Lowell
to Burnsvie which passed its frst reading was
referred to the committee on Internal
Mr. Skeen bill 70 incorporate the Deep River
Manufacturing Company inthe County ef Randolph;
which was read the first time and passed. st.,.-
Mr. Caymichacla biH to repeal an,4ct, entitled ian
act to alter the mode of eec6pg C0hstables in the
County of Wilkes, which 1assedits frstIeading and
wassseferred to the committee on Private Bills
Mr. Z. H. Williams introduced Resolution al
lowing W. ID. Cooke, superintendent of the Deaf and
Dnub TO take Immediate possession of the building
erected for the School, 6rst getting the consent of the
contractors for that buildings and the not
to effect the due and faithful execution OF their cons
tract; which was adopted and ordered to be en-
crossed.
The bilf' for the more speedy administration OF
Justice called up, and on motion OF Mr.. Mebane
made the order of the day for tomorrow at IL.
Mr.. Love introduced bill to repeal part of an
act of the General Assembly of l844-5 which pass
ed its first reading and was referred to the commit
tee on Private bills.
Mr.. T. S. D. Mcdowell presented resolution in
favor of Charles H. Stevens. Adm'r. of George w.
Melvin late Sheriff of Btaden county; which pass
I'd it's first reading, and referred to the commit
lee on Propositions and Grievances:
Mr. Erwin presented a resolution for the better
OF Religious Camp Meetings; which was
cad and referred to the Judiciary committee.
Mr.. r. HI. Williams introduced a bill to .emanci-
,ate Billy Calvin and wife Phillis; which passed
Is first reading and referred to the committee
Propositions and Grievances.
Mr.. Hicks presented resolution resembling the
orteth rule of order for conducting the business of
he House; which by the rules, lies over one day.
Mr.. Mebane introduced bill for the better regu-
alton of practice in the Superior Courts of this
;tate which passed its first reading and was refer
ed to the Judiciary committee.
Mr.. Foy bill to repeal act passed at the last
esson of the General Assembly, entitled ' to
tier the times of holding the Superior Courts of
,aw and Equity in the Second Judicial District OF
ne State, and of the Court of Pleas and Quarter
essions in the counties of Onsow, Jones, Craven,
BEAUFORT, and Hyde :; which passed Its FIRST reading
nd was referred to the committee on Propositions
nd Grievances.
Mr.. Sanders was excused from acting on the COM |
,itteo whom referred that portion of the Gov
rnors message relative to n Geological, Mneralog
al, and Agricultural survey of the State Mr.. Hay
ian was appointed in his stead.
Mr. Brogden introduced bIn to amend the end
actlon, chapter the 67th OF The Revised Statutes,
1tited AN act4to drain the Swamp lands In this
tate, and to create fund for Common Schools ;"
hich passed its first reading and referred to the
ommittee on the Judiciary.
MI. >. }. Person called npthe engrossed bill from
10 Senate, extending the time of perfectlng titles
lands heretofore entered which passed its second
aiding, and on motion of Mr. Person-two thirds
the House concurring-was read a third time
lssed, and ordered to be enrolled.
message from the Senate proposinp to po into
election for two Trustees of the University was
ceived and concurred in, and Messrs Skinner and
,ylor were apponted committee nm the mart of The
ouse to superintend the election.
Mr.. TruIl presented the restoration Of Jas. Marsb
Justice of the Peace for. the County of I1nion
bcb was read and accente6 and ordered 20 ha 80;
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