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RAIDERS to the advertisement, in another COL
umn, headed, ''Farm for Sale," in Lewis, n.
Y. 1t offers rare advantages as an investment
for Farmers. Mr. lloDCKISs' price and terms
OF payment are so reasonable and easy as to
oler additional inducements to those desiring
such property,
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From two eminent Physicians il
FiyrtteviIlr, Tenn April lGth, 1851.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

MONDAY, December 6, 1852
Mr. Phelps, of Washington, presented memorial
praying for repeal modification of the law in re-
gard to pilots. Referred the committee on Propo-
sItions and Grievances.
The bill concerning the navigation IF the Cape
Fear and Deep rivers was taken up and put upon its
Bird reading.
Mr.. Marshall moved to lay the bill upon the table
and demanded the yeas and nays, which being taken
the House refused to lay upon the table, yeas 3S,
nays 81. The bill then passed.
message was then received from the Senate
transmitting the report of the committee make ar
rangemens for counting and comparing the votes for
Governor, that they would meet in the Commons Hall
to-day at l2'oclock. Concurred in.
On motion of Mr.. Williams, of Warren, message
was sent to the Senate proposing to vote for u. S.
Senator at O'Clock to-day which concurred in.
M r. Avery offered some amendments to the N. G..
and Tennessee Railroad bill which read and or
dered to be printed, and the bill and amendments made
the special order for 10 o'clock Tomorrow.
Message from the Senate informing the House thai
it had appointed tellers the votes for Govern
or. W. j. Long and Norfeet appointed on part of
the House.
Mr.. Saunders, of Wake, offered some resolutions
making arrangements for the reception of the Senate
at IL o'clock, which were adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Sprui the bill TO incorporate the
trustees of the Wesleyan female college was taken
up, and under suspension. of the rules passed its
3rd reading. %
Mr.. Wheeler, from the committee on claims repor
ted fayorabiy upon the resolution in favor of w w
Green and l.. A. Jefries and il was adopted.
sNr. PuTyeaT, from theeommittee on Propositions
and Grievances, reported fayorably the engfossed
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SENATE.

SATURDAY, Dec. 4th, 1852.
Mr.. Person, from the committee Military AT
fairs, eoorted bill proposing sundry amendments
to the Militia Laws Of n orih Carolina.
Mr.. Cunningham moved TO send message to the
House, with proposition to for Attorney Cen
eral, al 10 o'clock. Not agreed to.
Mr.. Boyd, from the select committee, to designate
place and time count the votes for Governor,
ported, that Monday next had been agreed on, and
the House of Commons the place, at II o'clock.
Concurred in.
Mr.. r. F. Jones introduced bill for the relief of
Sherffs and Jailors. Bill provides, that jailor
sheriff shall he held responsible for the debts of
debtor who may escape from prison, unless ii can be
shown that such escape occurred through the negli-
gence of the Tailor or Sheriff.
MIR. Thompson introduced a bill to repeal the 9th
section of the 42nd chapter of Revised Statutes.
Mr.. Mcmillan introduced bill to incorporate Neuse
Canal COMPANY, in Onslow County.
Mr.. Berry introduced bill giving every free white
male, who is now entitled to vote for a member Of
the Commons, the right to vote for Senator. Same
bill passed last session, and published in the pa
pers of the State for six months previous the Gov
ernoI's election.
Attic suggestion of Senator, 1.-THE same bill hav-
ing been introduced in the Commons,] Mr.. Berry
withdrew the bill.
Message received from the House, proposing to
vote for Attorney General this day o'clock.
Not agreed 10.
MIR. Bynum introduced bill in relation to trials in
capital cases. Also, memorial, which read.
MIR. Woodfn introduced bill TO incorporate the
French Broad railroad company.
Mr.. McCleese introduced bill relative to wills,
deeds, &c.
Message received from the House, props sing TO
vote for U. 5. Senator, quarter before II o'clock,
this day which agreed to.
The bill, establishing a Bank in Plymouth, being
the order of the day, 1t was read second time and
rejected.
The hour having arrived, the Senate proceed ed TO
vote as follows, for Senator:
For Mr.. Dobbin-Mess:s. Speaker, Barrow. Ber-
ry, Bower, Boyd, Brogden, Bunting, Caldwell, Cam
nady, Clark, Collins, Cunningham, Drake, Hargrave,
Herring, lloke, Jones Of Wake, Kerr, Mcdowell,
Mcmillan, Murchison, Person, Shaw, Speight,
Thomas, Ward and Witkers-27.
For Mr.. Rayner-Messrs. Albright, Bynum, Cow
per, GiImer, L. F. Jones, Joyner. Kelly, Lane, Li-
ington, Mitchell, McCleese, Murray Palmer, Parks,
Richardson, Steele, Thompson, Washington, Wiley
and Woodfn-20.
For MIR. Thompson-Nr. Albritton. =.
For Mr.. Saunders-Mr. Arendell.
For Mr.. Shepard-Mr. Watson.
Bill to incorporate the North Carolina Agricultural
Society. Read third time and passed.
Bill to alter the line of Madison county, ard make
Warm Springs new county, rejected on its second
reading.
Mr.. Thomas presented A bill to incorporate the
Notla river and Copper mine Turnpike company in
the County of Cherokee. Provides for an extension
Of the Western Turnpike to intersect plank road
being constructed by the Copper mine company,
to The Rail road in the direction Of Chattanooga.
On melton, the Senate then adjourned.
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SENATE.

MONDAY, December 6, 1852.
Message received from the House of Com
mons transmitting report from the Bank of Cape
Fear, with proposition 10 print. Concurred in.
Mr.. Cunningham moved to reconsider the vote BY
which the Bank of Plymouth rejected on SatuI
day. Agreed 10, and made the order of the day fol-
w ednesday next.
Message received from the House proposing to &c
into election of u S. Senator this day at II
O'Clock. Agreed to.
Mr.. w oodln introduced bill to appoint Commits
sioners TO locate the town Of Marshall.
MIR. w oodhn introduced DILL to appropriate 49,
900 for the completion of works OF internal i'm
provemeDt Bill provides tor So 900, 900 be applied
10 the extension Of the n. &. Rail Road West TO
connect with Railroad at or near Knoxville,
Tenn. Six hundred and sxly-six thousand, six hun
dTed and siXty-siX dollars and sixty-sx and two
thirds cents for extending the N. c. Road to Beau
fort One hundred thousand dollars for The improve
ment OF the Catawba river; one hundred thousand
dollars for the improvement of Yadkn river; one
hundred thousand dollars additional subscrip-
ton of the State the Deep river improvement as
in progress, individual subscribers taking and
securing equal sum towards said work; five hun
dred thousand dollars for the improvement of Mays
Head, condition tina: individual subscribers shall
first subscribe and secure two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars towards said Improvement Bill
provides for the raising the money when required by
issuing the bonds of the State and selling them,
redeemabe in thirty years, and bearing interest at the
of six per cent.
The remainder of the sum TO be raised and applied
as the Ley slature may deem best.
The bill to attach portion of Davidson county to
Forsyth, was rejected, yeas 8, nays So.
A message received from His Exceency,
Gov. Reid, communicating certain information in
Iation to the lands belonging to the Literary Board
Referred to committee on Swamp Lands.
Order of the day being Mr. Bynum's Resolution,
in relation TO the Supreme and the Superior Courts,
they taken up, and read second time; and
postponed ill tomorrow IO3 o'clockI
The hour having arrived, the Senate proceeded to
vote for Senator:
For Mr.. Dobbin-Messrs. Speaker, Barrow, Ber-
ry, Bower, Boyd, Brogden, Bunting Caldwell, Can
nady, Clark, Collins, Cunningham, Drake, Hargrave
Herring, Hoke, Jones of Wake, Kerr, Mcdowell,
Mcmillan, Murchison, Person, Shaw, Speight, Thorn
as, Ward, Withers-27.
For Mr.. Rayner--Messrs. Albright, Albrtton,
Arendell, Bynum, Cowper, Gimer, Joyner, r. F.
Jones, Kelly, Lane, Ellington, McCleese, Mitchell.
Murray, Palmer, Parks, Richardson, Steele, Thomp-
son. Washington. Wiley, Woodfn-22
For MI. Shepard-Mr. Watson.
Bill 10 incorporate the Charleston, Blue Ridge and
Chattanooga Railroad company, read third time and
passed.
Bill relative to last wills and tesaments, read End
time and laid on the table.
Bill to incorporate the North Carolina and Atlantic
Railroad company, read tirst time and laid on the
table.
Senate then adjourned.
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bill 10 emancipate James Lankford,
j. B. Bynufn, SpruiH, ID. Reid, Saunders and S
p Hill advocated the passage OF the Dill, and Miller
Amis and Brooks opposed it.
Mr.. Miller demanded the yeas and nays and the
bill passed, yeas So, nays 40.
Mr.. Puryear, from the same committee, reported
favorabIy the bill to enlarge the powers OF the
commissioners of .Newbern. and it passed its second
lreading-yeas SO, nays 43.
The hour of IL o'clock having arrived the votes
for Governor counted and compared, when 7
was found that David S. Reid had received 1866
votes and John Kerr 43.oO3; whereupon David S.
Reid was declared Governor for two years from lsi
January next
The Free Suffrage bill was postponed and made
the special order for O'Clock Tomorrow.
Mr.. PHryeaT, from the committee on Propositions
and Grievances, reported fdvoably the resolution
in favor of Joseph Brindle. Laid on the table.
Also favordby the bill 10 alter the time of hold
ing county courts in Watauga county. Passed.
Unfavorabiy the bill TO enanc pate slave, the
property OF VIM. Gore Laid the table.
Also the memorial praying for the removal of free
negroes from the State, with report that II was In
expedient. Report concurred in.
Also bill 10 restrict in part fishing in Abemarie
| sound and other waters with amendment, which
was adopted and the bill laid upon the table.
The House then proceeded to vote for u 81 Sena-
Tor. Messrs Wheeler and w. J. Long, superintend-
ing the election.
Mr.. Miller nominated Mr. Rayner, and Mr.. Love
withdrew the name of Gen Saunders.
Those who voted for NJ r. Dobbin are Messrs. Al
len, Avery, Barrett, Black, Bryant, J. B. Bynum,
Chesnu,. COrbet DobsOn, Dor,ch, Dunn, Durham,
Ellis, George, Hawkins, Herring, S. P. Hill, w. E.
Hill, Jarvis, Lander, m. Long w. H. Lyon. J. F.
Lyon, Martn, Marshall, Mooring, Munday, Men ell,
Norfeet, Pegfam, Phelps, ID. Reid, A. Reid, Rives,
Russell. Saus, Scales, Sheriff., Sutton, Walton,
Ward, Waugh, Wheeler s. A. Williams, Wilder
and w ood-46.
For Mr. Rayner: Messrs. Speaker, Adams. Albert
son, Amis, Afford, Barco, Blow, Brooks, T. Bynum,
D. F. Caldwell, Galloway, Carmichael, Cherry.
Collins, Cook. Daniel. Dargan. Eure. Fsgg, Fur Gal
ther, God win, Guynn, w. S. & VIII Harris, Holeman,
Johnson. Jones, Leach, VIM. J. Long, Lowry, Mat
thews. Miller, McDugald, Mcintyre. Perkins, Phil
lips, Puryear, Sanders of Johnston, Shmpock, Sim
mons, Smith, SpruiI Stiles, Stubs, league, Thorn
bnrgh, Tolson, TrexIer, Trip, W. Turner, j. Turner
WATERS, Webb, Whitehurst, b. F. Williams and
Wynne-57.
Gen. Saunders voted for Mr.. Craige-Mr. Dob
bin for Gov. Reid-Mr. Gotten for Mr. Shepard
Messrs. Christmas and Love for Gen. Saunders-and
Messrs. Byrd and Mills for Mr.. Clingman,
Whole number of votes cast 100, of which
Rayner received 70; Dobbin 10; scattering 8. No
election, 81 being necessary 10 a choice.
MIR. Avery, from the committee Internal I'm
provements reported favoraby the bill to establish
road in Madison county and it passed.
The House then took recess.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.
SATURDAY, Dec. I

SATURDAY, Dec. 18th, 1852.
The unfinished business of yesterday, being tn,
motion of MIR. Amis TO reconsider the vote by which
the free suffrage bill made the special order fo
Monday next, was taken up, and the recon
siderng being tie the Speaker voted in the afrlna
tive, and the vote reconsidered.
Mr.Amis raised the point OF order whether the bill
could now be entertained, as it had been once acted
upon by the House this session.
The Speaker decided that the bill was in order
and Mr.. Amis appealed from the decision.
Mr.. Avery demanded the yeas and nays, the ques-
ton being shall the decision Of the chair stand
The decision was sustained, yeas 81, nays II.
Those who voted in the negative Messrs.
Amis, Cherry, Daniel, Eure, Fur. Holeman, John
son, Lowry, Miller, Mcintyre, Shmpock, SpruiI
league. Trip, Waters, Webb and Wiley-17.
The bill was then made the special order for Mon.
day next at o'clock.
On motion of Mr.. Leach message was sent to
the Senate proposing to vote for Attorney General
to-day at liz o'clock.
On motion OF Mr.. Williams. of Warren, message
was semitic the Senate proposing to for U. S.
Senator to-day at 10 o'clock.
On motion Of Mr.. Leach his bill concerning the
call of Convention was made The special order for
Thursday next at IL o'clock
On motion of MIR. Avery the motion TO reconsider
the by which the bill providing for raising funds
by lottery to drain Goshen Swamp rejected, was
taken from the table; and the House refused to re-
consider.
On motion of Mr.. Hill, of Casweil tie bill for the
protection OF boats, canoes, coasting vessels, &c.
taken from the table and Eu upon its I'd reading
and passed.
A message was received from the Senate REFUSING
to concur in the proposition vote Attorney Gem
era to-day, and agreeing to vote for U. S. Senator al
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HOUSE OF COMMONS

FRIDAY, Dee. 8, 1852.
MIR. McDugald moved to put the enerossed biii 70
increase the capital stock of the bank Of
on its second reading; which did not prevail
On motion OF Mr.. Reid. of Duplin. the House re-
dietary bill, Mr.. Cherry in the Chair. '' 'O-
On motion nf the same the committee rose r.aro,
ed progress and asked to be discharged from The f
and committee discharged -
On motion of the same the bill was then postnoraa
and made the special order for Wednesday next =,
ii o'clock.
Mr.. Bynum, of Northampton, introduced bill IL
authorize the union of the Petersburg, Greenye and
Roanoke railroad companies. Referred to corumifte
on Internal Improvements.
Mr. Corbeti, of New Hanover, a bill to incorpor
ate the Long Creek Division. n o. l02, Sons of 'Tem
Perance. Referred to committee Corporations.
Mr.. Hill, of Caswell, bill TO incorporate The
Caswell plank road company. Referred 10 commune
Corporations. = -
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TIME Trustees of the above institution happy to
inform the public that they have secured the scrvi
ces of Mr.. WILLIAM MAGHEE, of Petersburg, Va- as
Principal of the Academy Mr.. Maghec is fine schol-
ar experienced and sklfu instructor of youth, and
gentleman of high character for virtue morality and pi
ETY.. He brings with him high recommendation from
of standing and intelligence in the town Of Peters
burg, where he is we'll known Mr.. Maghee will be aid
ed the department of Mathematics and natural Phil
osophy by Mr.. Algernon Bate, no has been student
the University of Virginia. from which institution he
brings sufficient testimonials of his qualifications Mr.
Bate has bad the advantage of several experience
in teaching.
The session of the institution will commence
the second Monday in January next Board can be OBJ
tanned reasonable either with the Principal of
the Academy with Benjamin E. Cooke ST., mem
Der of the Board of Trustees.
TERMs-$l5 per session for Latin scholars; Sl2 SO
per session for English scholars. An extra charge Of
$40 will he made against each student who may take
lessons in natural philosophy Each scholar will be
charged dollar during the Fall session and two dol
lars during the Spring session, for fuel.
w. N. EDWARDS, PRESENT.
December lst, 1852. 6-5w.
Register copy.
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ner, Walton. Ward, Webb, S. A. Williams. Adams,
Daniel, w. II. Lyon, McDugald. B. F. Williams,
Ter. Gather. Waugh, Matthews. Barrett, s. p Hill
w. E. Hill, Jarvis, Wynne. w. H. Harris, Strange
Saunders, Leach, Stiles, Goodwin and Saois-77
! For Mr.. Moore Messrs. Barco, Brooks, Bryant,
T. Bynum, Galloway, Cherry, Christmas, Gotten,
Dargan. Dotich, Gwynn, Jones, Norfeet, Perkins
Purysar, w. Fl. Sanders, ShimPock, smith, SPrulii'
Thornbursh, Tolson, Waters and Wider-23.
For Mr. Bryan: Messrs. Albertson, Blow, d. r.
Caldwell, Collins, Fagg. Hawkins, Johnson, w. ).
Long. Russell, Trip, and Whi,ehurst-H.
Judge Bailey l, and ID. Reid, of DuPlin, l.
The whole number of votes cast was T63. Nee
essary to choice 80. Judge Battle received 30
Mr. Moore 81, MIR. Bryan "a. Scattering H.
The House then took recess.
EVENING SESSION, 80 o'clock.
Mr.. Hill, of Caswel, offered resolution appro-
praIing $1,000 for furnishing the Governors house.
Mr.. Amis, of Granville, resolution In favor oil
John B. Dedman. Referred to committee on private
claims.
Message from the Senate transmitting engrossed
bill to incorporate the Charlotte, N c. and Cheraw,
S. G. pankroad company; which passed Its hrst
reading.
Mr. Mooring bill to amend the SSH chapter of
Revised Statutes, concerning personal liberty
MIR. Dobbin a bill 10 incorporate company to con-
struct railroad from point at near Fayette-
vile the caal fields in Chatham. Referred to COM
miitee on corporations,
FREE SUFFRAGE.
Mr.. Hill, OF CaSWelI, a bill TO amend me ConStl-
tuition of North Carolina. This is The Free Suf-
frage bill which to-day killed in the Senate.I
On introducing the bill MIR. Hill said: Mr.. Speak
e learn that to-day, in the Senate, the Free Sui
frage bill has defeated and therefore, by this
bill, propose 10 renew this work of principle; for 1t
is one of those principles which may be defeated,
but be Destroyed In order that there may
be tair expression OF The opinions of members of
this House whether they are willing and prepared to
reconstruct that which has been this day defeated,
that the bill be made the special order of the
day for Monday next at o'clock.
The motion prevailed.
On motion of Mr. Reid, of Dupln, the bill to or
ganize Jackson county was taken up and put upon
lis third reading. and passed.
On motion of Mr.. Love the title of the bill was
changed 10 e An supplemental to act passed in
l650-'5l establishing the county of Jackson
MIR. Webb offered resolution authorizing the Gov
TO furnish field officers with pistols. Adopted.
MIR. Wilder resolution relative to public lot near
Raleigh. Adopted.
The bill for the better regulation of the town of
Clinton, in Sampson county, was read third time
and passed.
The House then adjourned.
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SELECT CLASSICAL sCHOOI,,,

ME next session of the subscribers School will COM
mencc on the 9th of January next =
Glcnars containing the plan of the School and terms
VIII be forwarded to such as desire them. e
Address Rev. Alexander Wilson. d. D.. Melville p.
o., Alamance county. N. C. &
ALEX. WILSON.
november 2sth' 1852. s4s-w5w.e