The Hillsborough recorder., 1850-12-25

an aanennmenA. VI muiinhs tA@&t
he printed tnd made he sperlsl ordef oi
tie day for Tuesday nfxi. Il
On malinn &c Mr. Eborn. il was re-
solved. iIiai lhe Judieizry cammiiife DC
instructed 10 inqnire inlo The expedieney
of amending Inc Revised Sizfnies. Chap
leI 6s. Serlion ]. relating 20 ihe disirihu-
lsnn nl iniesiaie estates. 81 thai when me
Inlesiaif leaves m child or rhildrrn. lha.
The widow Of said Iniesiale shall have moe
oT her decreased husbands estate. ihan she
is nov eniilled IN BY law, and that they re-
pori by bill or otherwise.
The Senate naw prnreeded IN The nm
finished business of yesterday. VIZ: The
resolutions il relation 10 Negro Slavery.
and Federal Relations; when. an mo,ion
of Mr.. Cameron. the Srnzie resolved D.
self into cnmInillee nf The vho,e. Mr..
CourIs 10 The Chair. Mr.. GilmPr. WIN
had Ilie lloor nnlhe previous adjournment.
was SLOWED 10 proceed; which he did with
great power aud ability.
/ Wednesday, Dec. 10.
Mr.. Thomas. from the committee on In
iernsl Improvements. reported bill io
improve The public roads IN North caroli-
mia. Laid on The table.
The bill 10 incorporate The Fayetteville
and Centre Plank r. Company was read
the 3nl lime, amended, passed. and order
I'd 10 be engrossed.
The bill TO incorporate The Tennessee
II. r. Company. was read lhiid lime. pas
sed. and ordered Ia be engrosse,.
Mr. Courts. from The Committee on Pro-
positions and Grievances. ON The engrossed
bill to esiablsl,ri new County by The
name Of Yallkin. reported the same with
sundry amendments. Ordered 10 lie n
the table. On molion nf Mr. Bower. said
bill was taken mp. The amendments agreed
10. The bill read The third time. and passed.
and message sent 10 the House ol Com
mons asking their concurrence 10 said
amendments.
| ihr Resolutions and reports on The sub
jer, of Slavery were made The special or
der nf The day for Monday next.
Alter some time spent in debate on The
resolutions of Mr.. Woodfn relative 10 In
srnal Improvements, the Senate adjourn
ell.
Thursday, Dec. 10.
On motion OF Mr Gilmer. ordered, thai
message be sen, 10 The House. proposing
To raise Joint Select Committee. 10 con
sist nf the members Of The t'ommil,ee or
Education oi the House aud Senate, t1
whom all bills. resolutions and commu
. nicalions, on the subject &c Common
Schools, shall be referred.
And thai The said Joint Select Commit,
, Tee be instructed 10 examme the whol,
! system Of Common Schools. Ivy sncl
!. lights as can be obtained in the city q
& Raleigh. the situation and amount Of th
i Literary Fund now unaccrnnied for, in ih
!. hands OF officers ol The Schonl law, or q
!. private Northumberland To report al a
: early a day as practicable. plan for ih
collection Of monies duo the Literary Fund
for the more efficient and better organizs
( lion OF The system of Common Schools
\ and for iiIe more safe. economical and he
i nehcial application ol the School Fund, q
n the purpose lor which said fund was ori
J. ginally designed.
RI Mr.. Clark, from The Committee on ,ll
Constitution. 10 whom was referred IN
!. Bill TO abolish the freehold qualifica,io
! lor voters in The Senate. reported subsl
: ,uie. and recommended its passage. I.ai
S on The table.
h lie bill to preven, tie destruction I
j. live stock was read 3rliime. amended u
morton ofMr. Woodfn, passed, and orde
.e ed 10 be engrossed.
The bill to incorporate bank. in III
J. town Of Washington was taken up fr
b. consideration and passed its Bird reading
l. with snntry Amendments.
). The Senat. then proceeded 10 The cons
siderailon Of The unfinished business Of ye,
N lcnlay-;he resolutions iniroducei bv Nj
y Woo fin on tho subject of Internal Im
provements. Before the q es ion was Ia
!. ken. message was received from III
'e House, agreeing togo inlo the election {
d Treasurer.
Friday, Dec. 90.
Mr.. Bower, frnm the committee on r
nance. TO which was referred menori;
from sundry citizens Of Merklenhurg couI
IS. relative 10 taxation nf certain article
manufactured in other States. reported iii
same 10 the Senate, and asked To he dis
charged from lis further consideration.
Mr.. Wootlfn. from the Judiciary ron
ni,lee. on The subject Of emigralionol Of Ere
Negroes, made afeport thereon. and a>k
l. ed TO he discharged from a further col
il si,leraiinn Of The subject.
The bill 10 provide Tor Geological an
?, Agricultural survey Of the State was tai
!, en- up and amended and passed ils secon
l. reading.
Saturday. Dec. 81.
" Mr.. G. w. Caldwell presented The m,
Z mnrial ofrlizens of Mccklrnhurg ronnt,
praying FOR The establishment of Med
:. cal Board. Referred 10 cnmmiIles ON m,
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