Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-12-15

the bill. and having concluded his remarks
| The House took recess.
| The evening session was devoted by the two Hous
es TO the appointment of Justice of the Peace.
SENATE
! MONDAY, December Is, 1852.
Mr. Clark, from the committee on Corporations
reported back the bill to incorporate Maneo Mining
| Company with amendments.
Mr. Drake, ftom the committee on Claims, to whom
was referred memorial relative to Turnpike
reported the same back and asked to be discharged
from the further consideration thereof.
| Mr.. Clark, from the committee Corporations
reported back the bill to incorporate the Neuse River
and Snow Hill Plank Road Company, with amend
ments.
Mr.. Joyner, from the committee on Internal I'm.
provements, to whom was referred sundry questions
| relative to the Roanoke Navigation Company, re-
ported that the committee were of the opinion, that
the Company, in default of complying with their
charter had forfeited right, to the portion of Dan
River, in question.
The hour of IL O'Clock having arrived, the Senate
proceeded, in pursuance to joint order made on Sat
urday, to vote for Superintendent of Common
S chools:
For Mr.. c. H. Wiley-Mr. Speaker, Albright,
Bynum, Cannady, Cowper, Cunningham Gilmer,
L. F. Jones, Joyner, Kelly. Ellington, McCIeese,
Mitchell, Murray. Palmer, Parks Richardson, Steele,
Thomas, Thompson, Washington, Wiley, Woodfn
and Lane.
For MI. T. II. WilIiams-Messrs. Barrow, Berry,
Bower, Boyd, Herring, Kerr, Mcdowell, Mcmillan,
Murchison and Speight.
For Mr.. Mooring Brogden, Bunting
Drake, Hargrave, Hoke, w. Jones, Person, Shaw,
Wooten, Wthers and Ward
Mr.. Cunningham offered resolution that a mes
sage be sent to the House of Commons proposing to
rescind the joint resolution to adjourn on the 18th
inst, and that the buses adj sine die the
22d inst. Agreed
message was received from the House stating
that that body refused 10 recede from its amendnen
to the Senate bill providing for the repeal of the act
PSta liShj The NV of lack
Mr.. Joyner moved that The Senate adhere to its
disagreement to the amendment of the House to said
bill.
Mr.. Bynum moved to lay the the whole subject
the table, which motion prevailed
p Message received from the House, proposing to
vote for Public Treasurer this day at 1 o'clock
agreed to.
Message from the House proposing to vote for a
u S. Senator, this day IL O'Clock. Not agreed to,
The sngrossed bill from the House of Commons,
to incorporate the Ladies' Benevolent Society in Will
mington, was read three times, under suspension
of the rules.
Mr. Bynum introduced a bill and memorial 10 lay
off Road in CASTOR county.
Mr.. Clark offered res outon providing for the
printing Of the public and private acts of the General
Assembly. in separate volumes, and for other Pu rPo
ses, &c. Referred to the committee the Judica ry.
Mr.. Clark introduced bill defining the rules and
powers of Turnpike and Plank Road Companies.
MIR. Murchson bill TO incorporate Cherith Di-
vision Sons of Temperance.
Mr.. Bower, bill to authorize the erection of toll
bridge New River, in the County of Ashe.
Mr.. Clark introduced bill to incorporate Tarbo-
rough and Enfield Plank Road Company.
MIR. Clark a bill to incorporate Tarborough and JOY
ners Depot Plank Road Company.
Mr.. Kelly, bill in relation to the town of Troy.
Order of the day being the Atlantic Rail Road Bill;
and Mr.. Hoke's amendment being under considera-
ton when the Senate adjourned on Friday,
Mr.. Kelly spoke against the amendment Mr.
Caldwell advocated the amendment. Mr., Ellington
opposed it.
he Of I o,c hau Senate
proceeded to vote as follows for Public TreasHrer
For Mr.. Courts-Mr. Speaker. AlbItton, Barrow,
Berry, Bower, Boyd, Brogden, Bunting. Caldwell,
Herring, Hoke, Jones of Wake, Kerr, Mcdowell,
Mitchell, Murchson. Person, SPeight,
Shaw, Thomas, Ward Watson and Wihers
For Mr. R. G. A. Love-Messrs Albright By |
mum, Cowper, Gilmer, Kelly, Lane. McCleese, Muir
ray, Richardson, Thompson, Washington, Wiley,
and w oodfn.
Senate then took recess.