Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-24
SENATE.

SATURDAY, Nov 20, 1852.
Mr.. Clark, from the committee on Corporations
reported the bill to amend the Charter of Davidson
College, and recommended its passage
tons and Grievances, to whom was referred the
bill to enlarge the powers of the Commissioners oil
commended its passage
| Mr. Cunningham introduced bill DECLARING
what persons may ntermarry. Referred to the
committee Oh the Judiciary
| Mr.. Kelly introduced a bill for the better COM
pensaton of Constables. Referred
Message received from the House of Commons
proposing to go into election for o. S. Senator
this day at p o'clock. The proposition was agreed
to, and,
MIR. Bower nominated for that office, Hon. Jas.
= Dobbln, and moved that the House be informed
thereof.
The report from the Committee on the Judiciary
to whom was referred the report of the select
committee on the Tabular Statement, relative to
the enumeration Of the Indian population was taken
up and concurred in.
Mr.. Woodhn, from the committee on the Judi
ciary, reported the bill to amend an act entitled an
act concerning the drainage of low lands. and re-
commended its passage.
Mr.. Woodfn, from the same committee renort-
ed the bill in relation to executors of last wills and
testaments, and recommended its rejection.
Mr.. Mcdowell introduced bill to incorporate
the Bladen Steam boat company. Referred.
Mr. Steele introduced resolution directing the
State Librarian to furnish the Librarian to Con-
gress: with copy of the acts of the General As
semoly OF North Carolina, from the year 1888, to
the year 1851, inclusive. The resolution was read
three times under the suspension of the rules and
passed.
Second Reading of Bills.
Bill to confirm grants of land for the use of iron
works. Rejected.
, Bill to repeal an act to prevent the passage of
nsh at lnlets on the Sea Coast, &c. Made the Or
der OF the day for Tuesday next.
Dill 10 incorporate the bank at Charlotte and
maze the order OF the Gay for Monday next
MIR. Woodfn introduced bill to amend an act
the Supreme Court.
Mr.; Drake, from the Committee on Propositions
and Grievances, reported favorablv on the resolu-
lion, to pay Charles S. Wheeler $40 for naintino
zen skeleton maps of the State
The engrossed bill from the House of Commons
o incorporate 1.-The Farmers Bank of North
aroma, was read the first time and referred.
Mr. Washington from the committee on Edu-
'acon' reported back the bill, with amendments.
o incorporate Union Institute, in the county oil
randolph, and recommended its passage.
MIR. Gllmer introduced memorial from, +b
1rana DlVlson OF the Sons of Temperance, in North
jarohna, praying for legislation to suppress the
ratnc m splrituous liquors. Laid on the table and
rdered to be printed.
Received from the House of Commons, a mes
age transmitting a resolution in relation to tho
9sgnaton of Chief Justice Rufin, stating that the
louise had passed the resolutions, and asking the
occurrence of the Senate. Concurred in.
The hour of II o'clock having arrived, the Sen
Ie proceeded to vote as follows, for United States
II dhose who voted for Mr. DoBB1N, are IL
mGssrs; Barrow, Berry, Bower, Boyd, Broaden. y
a,, Caid WE'LL Cahsdy, CLARK Collins, Cunino
Ic n Tonag Herring Hoke Wesley Jones, Kerr
psisn'' Thomas, Ward, Withe1s--a5. al