The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-01-15

SC,SSo
Fifty counties yielded the above amoun,-,aking
the above a. an average, the whole eighty counter
will produce . tax Of SIS. 1872.
The bill to provide relief for the rurcha
sers Of Cherokee lands, having been the .pe
cisl order for to-day, was lsken up. Alter
some debate, the House adjourned.
Saturday, Dec. %.
A message was received from the Senate.
transmitting the following engrossed Bill aud
Resolution, viz:
Bill TO extend the lime for perfec'i'g
the titles to land heretofore entered. Passed
frsl reading, and on motion of Mr.. Lane,
tie rules we're suspended, and The Bill passed
its End and Bird reading.
A Resolution in relation to Nag's Il ad,
was presealed, which passed il. frs, reading.
Mr.. Foster Of Wilkes, presented pe'ulons
praying for the establishment oil a new ooun-
~ which was referred to the Comm ltee
90 Propositions and Grievances.
Mr.. D. A. Barnes a Bill TO extend The
time for registering grants Of land, mesue
ccnveyances, deeds Of gift, powers attorney
and bills Of Of sale. Passed frs, reading.
MI. Rayner, bill more ecually to pro-
vide against the circulation OF sedIiou' pub
locations, and attempts to excite slift Of
iusurreciion among the slave population II
this State. Passed first reading
Mr.. Love, bill TO amend an &C Passe'
at the session Of ls40-'4l, en',iied a act t
distribute the proceeds Of the Luersr, Fund
mong the several counties Of the STATE; who
passed its first reading, and ref rred 10 h
Committee on Education. Provides TO
distributing the School Fund On the whit
basis.
Ga motion Of VIZ. Avery the House too
Up for consideration the bill TO provide relic
for the pure hasers of Cherokee lands. Who
vas under consideration during The remain
Ger OF the day.
Mondoy, Dc. 80.
Mr.. Gordon, a memorial praying for tn
establishment Of a new county Out Of POI
tions Of Surry aud Wilkes. Referred.
Mr.. Gordon, bill 10 lay # and esabli.
new county by the name of Blue Rldg
out Of portions Of Wilkes and Surry. Pas
ed LIST reading, aud was referred to the Coz
mi,iee on Propositions and Grievances.
Mr.. Barnes, Of Northampton, a bill aIlo~i'
DEGREES Of the Court Of Equity, in certs
cases, TO transfer legal titles: which pass
its first reading, and was referred 10 the Coz
mittee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. Sharp, bill TO establish new cou
ty BY the name Of, out of portions
Buncombe and fancy. Passed first res
ing; ST. -. ,., ,,., !,
hour had arrived for taking up the spec
order, il being the bill TO amend the Cons
tuition of North Carolina.
On motion of Mr.. G. Hayes, the spec
order was pos, poned for half an hour, and I
House proceeded TO consider the bull 10 p
vide relief for the purchasers Of Chefok
lands: which after some debate was reJecl
he vote was then reconsidered and The
laid on the table.
Tbs bill TO almond the Constitution Of
Csrolios. was taken up.
Mr.. Caldwell, Of Guilford. being emit
10 The floor, proceeded TO address the Hou
Mr.. Person, of Moore, took the hpor, a
said that he desired to address the House
this subject, but not feeling we'll enough 10 p
coed at this stage Of the discussion.
would move 10 postpone until II O'Clock
morrow, unless some other gentleman de-
ed 10 address the House OF the present I'D
On motion of Mr.. Stevenson. the fart:
consideration Of the subject wss posiput
until o'clock, p. NJ.
On motion Of Mr.. r. NJ. Saunders,
resolutions on the subjec, Of slavery ",
taken up. amended by general con.en, :
made the order Of the day for Thutsc
next.
The House then took recess.
AFTERNOON Session.
Mr.. Waugh gave notice that no would,
Tomorrow, Introduces resolution 10 iermin
the debate on the bill 10 amend the Con
luton st o'clock on thar day.
Nr Brosdsn, Of Wsyss, then sddressed