North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-18
SENATE,

Mr.. Barringer, from the committee Propositions
and Grievances reported the bills relating to the in
of the town of Fayetteville, and recom
mended that they do not pass. The committee were
discharged from their further consideration.
MIR. Caldwell of NJ, from the committee to whom
was referred the subject of the States claim against
the General Government for money ady anced to the
n orth Carolina Volunteers in the recent with
Mexico made adverse report thereon, and asked TO
be discharged from the further consideration of the
subject.
Mr.. Ellington. from the Judiciary committee. re-
ported avoraby the bill for eectng Judges OF the
County Courts and for other purposes. Laid on the
table. Also favoraby on the bill concerning deeds
of trust and marriage settlements. Laid the table.
Also, favorably on the bill to amend the act estab-
fishing the Commercial Bank of Wilmington. Laid
on the table.
Mr.. Kelly, from the same committee. reported ia
vorably the bill to amend the act of 1882, to
extend the limits of the town of Wilmington. Laid
on the table.
Mr.. W oodin, from the committee, reported
adversely the memorial of Ephrain lIutz and wife.
Mr.. Hoke, from the committee, reported i'd
voraby on the bill for the better administration of
Justice In the County of Cartere. Laid the table.
Also, adversely the bill extend The jurisdiction
of Justices of the Peace in certain cases. Laid OIL
the table Also, adversely the Resolution in re-
ation 10 the advertisements of Sherits. The COM
nittee discharged from its further consideration.
Mr.. Washington, from the same colnniliee report
ed favorable the bill for the protection OF en,es
eOOert Laid on the table Mr. Washington from
the committee, reported the bill for the promo
motion and encouragement of nulactures in this
State, and recommended its passage. Laid the table.
MIR. Barringer, from The committee on Propositions
and Grievances, reported the bill to establish new
County out of BunconDe and Yancy, and recon-
mended its passage. Laid OIL the table.
Mr. Drake, from the committee OH Claims, to whom
referred certificate purporting to have been Is
sued 10 Isaac Loller, by the General Assembly at
Halifax, in 1881, for six hundred and forty pounds
reported the same and recommended its rejection.
froro iItIaH OSn
for the Insane, made report accompanied by bill
and recommended its passage.
BILLS, REsOI UTIoNs, &c.
Mr.. Mcmillan introduced bill to incorporate the
Bank Of Onslow. Read first time.
number of bills, which will be noticed on their
third reading, were read to-day a second rime
The bill to authorize Israel Brooks. laI- Sheriff of
Hyde county, TO collect of taxes read the
third time, passed. and ordered 10 be engrossed.
Mr.. Nixon introduced bill TO incorporate the Cape
Fear and Deep River Navigation Company. Read
first time and passed.
Received from the House of Commons the pension
certificate of Sally Peacock, which was read and
couniersigned by the Speaker of the Senate.
Mr.. Wood6n, bill to alter the line between Bun
combe and Henderson. Read first time.
Mr.. Washington. bill to amend the act establish
ing Board of Directors for the Institution of the
Deaf and D umb. Read first time.
The bill to lay off and establish public road from
Charlotte to Newton, read the second time and
rejected.
COMMON SCHOOL LAW.
The bilIto amend the Common School law
read thr second time. Among the amendments off
cred was the following by MIR. Bunting
Be ii further enacted, That each Congressional Dis
tric shall elect, from all the Boards of Snperinten-
dants by the members Of said Board, a Delegate to
meet annually in the City of Raleigh, to take into
consideration the operation Of the Common School
law, and to recommend 10 the Legislature such amend
in their judg ment would be correct and prop
and that said Delegates shall be entitled to the
mn ms nhprS Of he atu
provided said Board does remain in session more
than three days, &c.
This amendment WIS rejected.
Mr.. Mcmillan offered The following, which was
agreed to:
Be ii further enacicd. That the Board of Superin-
PENDANTS authorize the Committeeman of the differ
emf School Districts to appropriate portion of their
dstributive shares ofthe School Fund.- to the purchase
of suitable books for said Schools.
Pending the consideration of the bill TO ncorpor-
ate Bank in the town of marlborough, the Senate
took a recess.
THREE O'CLOCK, P. M.
The Senate re-assembled according to adjournment.
WADEsBoRouGH BANK.
The Senate resumed the consideration of the
finished business of the morning. being the bill to in
corporate Bank in the town of Wadesborongh.
On motion of Mr.. Watson, the bill was amen
ded as to provide " that note shall be issued by
the said Bank under the denomination of three dol.
lars.'
Mr.. Jones moved to strike out the provso at the
end of the 10th section, which motion was rejec ted
Mr.. Clark spoke in opposition the bill. He was
opposed to the further increase of the Banking capt.
tai of the State.
The question now being taken the passage of
the bill lis second reading, it determined in the
affirmative, as follows:
YEAs.-Messrs. Arendell, Barnard Barringer, By
mum, Bond. Caldwell of B., Caldwell CT NJ, Came
ron, Ehorn, Gilner, Grist, Haughton, Herring. Joy
ner, Kelly, Lane, Ellington, Mcmillan, Malloy,
Nixon, Pender, Richardson, Shepard, Thomas, Will
ley, Washington, and Wood6n-27.
NAYs.-Messrs. Barrow, Berry. Bower, Bunting,
Hoke, Jones, Rogers, Seasons, Sherod, Speight,
Thompson, Watson, Williamson, Wooten, and Watt
I-2I. ......--.
number of bills read second time and
passed. They will be noticed on their third reading
The bill to provide for the more efficient and eco
nomical application of the proceeds of the Literary
Fund, was read the second time and rejected.
The Senate adjourned. . .e
-.T HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr. Farmer appeared in his seat to-day.
On motion of Mr. Caldwell of Guilford, the me-
mortal relating to the transfer of portion of David
son county to Forsyth, taken up and referred to
the committee on Propositions and Grievances.
Mr.. Hill of Caswell, a bill to incorporate the
Raleigh Savings Institution, which was read and
laid on the table. 1..t:;laE 80
Mr.. Siler, bill to amend the act of 1852. tc
lay of turnpike road from Salisbury to the Georgia
line. Referred to the committee on Internal I'm.
provemen;s. fr af'fafe@
Mr.. Pigott bill to repeal the act of IS44-'5 sup
elemental to the ACT attaching Ocracoke TO Hyde