Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-12-22

Mr.. McIntyFe bill to apportien the members Of
the House Of Commons.
I Mr.. Strange resolution to give the use Of thu
| Hall TO the seamen's friends society on Sunday
night. Adopted.
Mr.. Pegram resolution in favor of Ray & co.
Mr.. Turner, of Oranges bill explanatory of an &C
passed in 1889, concerning insolvent debtors.
Mr.. Collins bill in relation the capitol square
Mr.. Stubs bill to prohibit the sale of goods and
merchandise without license. Made special ordel
for Monday next.
Mr.. Phillips bill to incorporate the Haw Fields
volunteer company.
Mr.. Mcintyre presented a memorial concerning
fishing in the Pedee river.
Mr.. Philips introduced a bill to incorporate the
Chapel Hill and Raleigh pankroad company.
! Mr.. McNel presented memorial signed By TO-
5s7 voters, 4123 ladies' and 163 youths, praying a
change in the license laws of the State.
Mr.. Munday moved to lay the memorial on the
table. and his motion was advocated by himself and
Mr. Miller.
| Messrs. McNeill, Cherry. and R. M. Saunders
opposed the motion, and commended that the memo
| rails should be treated in respectful manner
| The question being taken the memorials were not
laid upon the table-yeas 81. nays 81.
Mr.. Collins moved that the memorials be read,
which done.
Mr.. McNeill moved to refer the memorials to a
special committee of five.
Mr. Mills moved to amend by referring to Judicial
! ry committee, which prevailed.
On motion of Mr.. Lander leave of absence was
granted to Mr. Simons from and after to-day, and MIR,
Dunn from and after Monday next.
A motion TO adjourn did not prevail-yeas %,
The House then took recess.
NIGHT SESSION. o'clock.
Mr.. Dobbn, from the committee Finance,
ported bill to regulate the form of bonds issued by
the State. Provides that the bonds shall have
POns attached. The rules suspended and the
bill passed its second and third readings.
Mr.. Smith gave notice that he would introduce
resolution tomorrow to change the rules of the House
az to prohibit the introduction of any private
bills.
Bills on third Reading
Bill to incorporate the Roanoke and Meherring
nexion company. Laid the table.
Resolution to furnish Congressional library with
certain laws of the State. Passed.
Bill concerning Conrad Gold Mining Company.
Passed.
Bill to provide for holding an extra term of the Su-
Perlor court for Wake county. Passed.
Bill to incorporate the town of New Salem. Passed.
Bill TO change the name of the county seat of Yad-
kin. Passed.
Resolution to furnish Governors residence. Passed.
Bill TO incorporate company construct railroad
from some point at Fayetteville to the Chat
ham coal fields. Passed.
Bill to incorporate tho Fayetteville mutual insu-
rance company. Passed.
Bill to prevent the stealing or taking away of ne
groes Passed.
Bill to authorize ]. Cline, sheriff of Catawba, to
collect arrears oftaxes. Laid the table.
BlIl to amend an act incorporating the Greenvile
Several private incorporation bills were laid the
able. |
Bill to incorporate the seaman's friends society.
Passed.
Bill to amend Revised Statutes, chap. 81 concern
ng deeds and conveyances. Laid on the table.
Bill to restore jury trials in the county courts of
Columbus. Passed.
Bill to incorporate Louisville and Hillsborough
'lan Eroad company. Passed.
Resolution in favor of w. w. Green and L. A.
Iefreys. Passed.
Bill TO alter the time of holding courts in Watauga
county. Passed.
Bill to facilitate the recovery of debts from nom
esldent debtors. Passed.
Btll to incorporate the Lumberton and Columbus
'lankroad company. Passed.
Bill to enlarge the powers of the commissioners of
Newbern Passed.
Bill to protect the rights of persons holding per-
onal property In common. Passed.
Bill concerning the official bonds of sherifs, cor
ners and constables. Passed.
Bill to incorporate the bank of Charlotte Passed
yeas 60, nays l9. :
MT. Dargan, from the Judiciary committee, report {
inc Dill to incorporate the merchants and planters
ank In Wilmington, and it passed its second read ,
1g. r
Mr.. Cherry introduced bill to allow the Comp a
'olIer $500 additional SALARY to pay clerks hire
On motion of Mr. Reid, of Duplin, leave of abb
ence was granted to Messrs. Ward and Russell from
nd after Monday next, and to Mr.. Fonville from t
nd after Tuesday next. d
On motion Of Mr.. Long of Randolph, leave of abb | e
ence was granted 20 Mr.. Walton from and after
londay next. Il
And the House adjourned. Is