North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-01
SENATE.

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SENATE.
FRIpAY, December 81, 1850.
The Senate met according to adjournment. :
Bills AND MEMORIALS.
Mr.. Barringer presented memorial from cltizehs
of Cabarus asking tor certain ,olun.eer ns,ahes
within their bounds. Referred to the Commitiee Oh
Propositions and Grievances.
Mr.. Mcmillan, bill to incorporate Richland AGA
deuiy irsthe county of Onslow. Referred.
Mr.. Fender, a bill to prevent the destrucuon OF
fish at nlets the sea-coast. Referred:
Mr.. Barringer, bill to incorporate the CONCORD
and Taylorsyille Plank Road Company. Referred
Mr.. Fender, bill to repeal portion OF the lese-
nue. act of the last session. Referred.
Mr.. Richardson, bill prohibiting the SAFE OF SPi-
rtuous liquors within certain distance OF Carolina
Female College. Referred. :.
Mr.. Wiley, bill to amend an act passed IN To-
46-'7 Incorporating the Orapeake Canal and Turn
pike Company. Referred.
Mr. Thomas from the committee on Internal In
provements, reported the bill to improve the Sta'e
road from Wikesborough to the Tennessee iine' ana
recommended its passage. Laid on the table.
Bills on THIRD READING.
The bill to incorporate the Weldon slanalac.ureg
Company-ihe bill to amend the act OF lo4o - ,oi
the better regulation Of the town OF NashVlis-"e
resolution in favor of Enoch Reese and James Mann
the bill establish the Rock Spring camp
Ground and TO incorporate the same-tne Dill 70 IN,
corporate the Fayetteville and Northern RANK Hoao
Company-the bill to amend the act OF last session.
entitled efecually toprevent the selling
or giving away sprituous liquors at or near places oil
public worship-and the bill to prevent the giving
selling spir,uous liquors to negroes and lno'ans'
severally read the third time, passed, anu oroer
ed to be engrossed. .
| The engrossed bill from the House, extending the
powers of the Commissioners of the town OF Frank
linton, read the third time and ordered TO be en-
rolled.
number of bills read second time and
passed They will be noticed on their third reading
| The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS.
| Mr.. Swanner, a memorial from citizens of WASH
ington, against the incorporation of Moral Reform
societies. which referred to the COMMITTEES on
Private Bills.
Mr.. Fleming memorial relating to jury trials in
the County Courts of Yancey-Mr. Sloan a memo
rial relating the in the county of Henderson.
which were referred to the committee on the Judi
ciaTy.
| Mr.. Avery presented memorial from citizens of
Rutherford and Cleaveand, asking for the erection
of new comfy out of portions of the same and
Mr.. Webb counter memorial from citizens of Ruth
erfor6, which were referred to the committee on Pro-
| positions and Grievances.
The bill from the Senate to restore jury trials to
| the County Courts of Henderson, Cleaveland and
Rutherford. was taken up and referred to the COM
mittoe the Judiciary.
BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Barnes of Northampton, presented bill to
amend the Revised Statutes concerning Courts, Coun-
~ and SUPERIOR making reference necessary when
Executors or Administrators plead assets when
suits are brought against them; referred to the COM
mitee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. Pope, bill to amend the law concerning bas-
tard children; referred to the same committee.
Mr.. Poole, resolution ins,ructing the committee
the Judiciary to inquire into the expediency of
cusng Justices of the Peace from serving as Jurors
in the Superior Courts adopted.
Mr.. Saunderson, resolution of instruction to the
same committee, to inquire into the expediency of
allowing the County Courts of Hyde 10 sit for the
fhrna Havc TN nd
| the three last of the same week.
MIR. Wilson, bill to incorporate the Aibemarle
and Currituck Canal Company, to connect North
river with Currtuck Sound by Canal; ordered to
be printed.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Person of Moore, from the committee FL
nance. reported against the passage of the bill to
point tax collectors tor the State. On motion the
bill was laid on the table.
Also, asked that the committee be discharged from
The further consideration oil tae resolution concerning
an alteration OF The time for listing property. Report
concuTred lin.
Also, in favor of the rejection of the bill to amend
the License laws the bill was rejected.
Also, asked that the committee be discharged from
the further consideration 1f memorial praying the
appointment of tax collector for Burke county Re-
port concurred in.
Also, in favor of the passage of the bill to fac-
tate the collection of the public and econ
omize the mode thereof
Mr. Person stated that the committee had instruc-
OPP
posed to it. Ii the bill worked well it would save
about 81 800 to the State. AS il was bill of some
i'm Dortance. ne moved to lay it the table, and be
printed, which motion prevailed.
Mr.. Wilson, from the committee on Private Bills,
reported in favor of the passage of the following bills
all OF watch passed their second reading: bill to
incorporate Raleigh Chapter, Royal Arch Mssons-a
bill to incorporate the town of Madison, Rockingham
county-a bill TO incorporate Rising Sun Division,
No. l44, s. of T., Edenton-a bill to incorporate
Pasquamaux Lodge, No. lO3, Ancient Y ork Masons,
Elizabeth City-a bill 10 incorporate Pasquotank Di-
vision No. 81 S. of T., Elizabeth Ciy-a bill in
corporate Taluah encanpment, No. 8, l. o. 0. F.,
Elizabeth City-a bill TO incorpora lie Graham Insti-
tute-a bill TO extend the limits of the town of Ken
ansvle, and bill to incorporate Albemarle Fire En-
CINE Company, Edenton.
Mr.. Johnston, from the same committee, reported
the following bills, which passed their second read
ing bill to incorporate Cold Stream Division,
No. 80, s. of T., Warren county, and bill to ncor-
porate the town of Graham in the county of Alaance.
Mr.. Mautsby, from the same committee bill to
incorporate Samaritan Lodge, l. o. o. F., and bill
to incorporate Sco Division, No. 81, S. of T., which
passed second reading.
MIR. Scott, from the same committee, bill to in
corporate the town of Concord, which passed ita
ond reading.
message received from his Excellency, the
Governor transmitting the report of the Trustees Of
the University, announcing that two vacancies were
to be filled by the present Legislature. On motion
1t was sent to the Senate with proposition to print.
The Speaker laid before the House the following
communication from the Treasurer of the State:
Treasury OFFICE. Dec. 81, 1885,
10 the Honorable, the General .7esenubIy Of the Slate of
North Carolina.
In obedience to a resolution of the present General
Assembly, directing the Public Treasurer to cores
pond with the Clerks of the several County Courts
In the State for The purpose of ascertaning the
OF Gold and Silver plate and the number of pleasure