North Carolina standard., 1851-01-22

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The following bills were reported rom IN tne Coln ,
mite on Private Bills by MIR. Wilson, anu Pdssee
their second reading bill 10 I
nin;sion g of r. No. 13, -GuIitord County-a oil
:...o aoo washington Division No. 27. ). ~
bI for the better regulation OF the town OF " llsor
Lii REGULATING the original pannei CT Jurors IT
Beaufort County, Dill 10 u,e I'M VI
i,1nberton-a bill to incorporate montgomery )lvls
i No 81 S. of Ia bill to repeal the act OF l94f
clearing out certain creeks IN lredeH anG Rowan
(1nn,ies-a bill to incorporate the town OF Lenolr-
Lii N Incorporate Clinton Female lnstiute-a bill
a Htond "" the corporate limits of the town of Eliza
bth Citv-a bill to amend the act authorizing the
County Court of Mecklen5urg to pay over certain
funds TO Union county-a bill for the better regua-
lion of the County Court OF Pasquotank-a bill to
;rcornorate Tuscarora Lodge, No. l22 Ancient York
Masons-a bill to incorporate Dan River Lodge-a
hill TO incorporate the New Bridge Company.
Mr. Johnston from the same committee, reported
,be following bills, which read the second time
d nassed bill to amend the act Incorporating the
Town of Goldsboro-a bill to incorporate Old North
St.to Tent-a bill to authorize James 5. Turner to
build toll bridge over Rocky River; Also, bill
to incorporate Hanover Ol'lslo" - - Witch was
read the first time.
M McCleese from the same committee, the follow
;nhilIs which were read the second time and pass
ed bill to incorporate kutneF1ord DIVISION s. l.
;ont York Masons. Mr.. Pigott, bill TO incorpo-
1.te Macon Division S. of T.; and Mr.. Mcdowell
the hill to prohibit distractions to carways in Che
rokee County. -
ored the following bills: bill to vest in the Trea
surer of the State the copy right of certain docu-
ments and the bill to incorporate Buena Vista Male
Academy. Irede county, which was rejected. Also.
= hill authorizing the Board of Superintendants of
the Common Schools for Bertie County to lend out
the School fund in their hands, which was read the
fret time Also, asked to be discharged from the
consideration of certain resolutions; when report
was concurred in. Also, recommended the passage
Of the bill to make road between Rutman's creek
and >Ma,tamuskeet Lake, which passed its second
reading.
Mr. Steele from the committee on Finance, repor-
ted fvorably the bill to increase the revenue OF the
State by taxing corporations, which laid on the
table Also asked to be discharged from the further
consideration of petition from citizens OF OnsloW
county relating Bank al Jacksonville, which re-
port was cencurred in. Also, in favor OF the bill re-
gulating the exchanges between Banks IN the State,
which was amended and read the second time.
Mr. Jones from the committee on Propositions and
Grievances recommended the passage of the resolu-
ton for the relief of Augustine Lands, which was
read the second time.
On motion of Mr. Rayner, it agreed that the
House sit until o'clock to-day, take recess until
Is minutes past three, and then ad ourn at Is min
of six.
Mr.. Saunders of Wake, from the Judiciary COM
mittee reported bill to revise the Statutes of the
State which was read the first time and passed.
Also, the following bills which were read the first
time and passed "a bill to amend the law relating
to the publication of lands to be sold for taxes-a bill
incorporate the Mechanics Savings Society of We'll
don-a bill to extend the powers of the CommiS
sioners of the town of Franklnton-a bill TO amend
the act of 1903 for the Government of the City of
Raleigh bill facilitate the taking of testimony
before Referees, Arbrators, or other Commissioners
"a bill to amend the act OF lSl2-a bill to give the
benefit of appeal to criminals. except in capital
cases. Also, the following bills, which were laid
the table:-a bill to prevent Mechanics and 9TH
from improper trading with minors, and bill to
prevent selling intoxicating liquors to freq negroes
and Indians and for other purposes. Also, reported
a bill authorizing the County Court of Hyde to sit
three days, which passed its first reading.
The House then took a recess.
THREE O'clock, P. NJ.
On motion of Mr.. Wilson, the SID rule of the
House was resclnded.
Mr. Avery, from the Judiciary committee the fol-
lowing bills, which were read the second time and
passed "a bill to incorporate the Lewis Gold Min
ing Company, and bill to incorporate the Conrad
Hill Gold Mining Company. Mr.. Stevenson from
the committee bill 10 alter the mode OF elect
ing Inspectors of Tupentine in the county OF Craven
and bill regulating the emancipation ot slaves by
last will and testament, which were read the second
time. Mr. Eaton, from the same committee reported
against the bill prevent the fraudulent conveyance
of property, and for other purposes The bill was
amended and advocated by Mr.. Rayner, and opposed
by Messrs. Saunders and Eaton, when it passed its
second readng-yeas AZ, nays 40. Also, reported a |
bill concerning Bastardy, which read the first
time. Mr.. Caldwell of Rowan, from the same COM
mittee, reported against the bill amend the law
concerning Bastard Children and in favor of the
consolidate the laws heretofore passed in favor of
poor debtors, which bills laid :he table.
On motion, the special order for this hour, being |
the homestead bill was postponed until Monday at
II o'clock.
Mr.. Jones from the Judiciary committee, reported
in favor Of the bill concerning bills of Indictments,
which was read the second time.
Mr.. Saunders, from the same committee, reported |
faVorably the bill for the benefit of Ihos Grggs,
and authorizing the transfer of books, bonds &C.,
from the Office of Treasurer of the State the office
OF the Cherokee land agent, which passed their sec
ond reading. Also, unfavorably the bill to vest
all property that shall hereafter eseheat the Stale,
which bill was laid the table.
Mr. Saunders from the same committee, reported |
against the bill giving the election of Clerks and
Masters in Equity to the people,.
Several amendments offered, which were |
adopted, and to limit the of Office to two
years; rejected.
Mr.. Herring moved to lay the bill on the table,
which motion was iost-yeas &c. nays Sc.
The bill then passed its second reading-yeas 81, |
nays 26, as follows:
IEAs-Messrs Adams, Avery, Barco, Barnes of
N, Boyle, Boy kin, Brazier, Bridges Brogden CaId-
we'll of G., Cherry, Cockerham, Gotten, Davidson, |
Douthit, Drake, Durham, Erwin, Eure Fleming, !
Fonville, Hackney, Hayes of Cherokee HAYES of |
Caldwell, Herring, Holland Jarvis, Jones, kallum,
Love- Martin, Marshall, Mathis, Mcdowell, Mckoy, |
Mclean, MizeIl, Newsom, Parham, Patterson Pc |
gram, Pigott, Powers, Rankin, Reinhardt, Rollins, |
Sanders of j., Saunderson, Scott, Sharpe, Sheek |
Shinpock, Siler, Simmons, Sloan, Stowe, Taylor |
ThiGpen, Thornburgh, Tripp, Walton, Waugh,
Webb, Williams of G., Wilson, Winstead and
Winston-67.
NAYs-Messrs. Ams, Barnes of E., Blow, Bond,
Caldwell, of R., Campbell, Dunlap, Eaton, Flynt,
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