Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-27
HOUSE OF COMMONS.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. "a, 1852.
On motion of Mr.. Cotton, of Chatham, message
was sent TO the Senate proposing to 60 into cleo
ton for U. S. Senator to-day at IL o'clock.
Mr. Phelps, of Washington, offered resolution
that the committee on Education enquire into the pro-
Pre!y Of completing Pungo road. Adopted.
MIR. Caldwell, of Guilford, from the committee on
Corporations, reported favorably the bill to ncor-
Porate Chefith Division, No. 25, S. of +.
Mr.. Tolson demanded the yeas and nays, and the
bill passed its second reading, yeas 60. nays 80.
Also iavorably on the bill to incorporate the Sea-
mans Friends Society in Wilmington which passed.
Also the bill to incorporate the Lumberton and Co.
lumbus Plankroad company, which passed
Also the bill to incorporate trustees of Wake For
est Male Academy with amendment, and recommend.
ed its passage Amendment adopted and bill passed.
Also favorably on the bill TO incorporate Holly
Springs high school in the county of Wake, which
passed.
message was received from the Senate agreeing
TO the proposition to raise joint select committee
by lottery for purposes of internal improvement.
Also agreeing to the proposition Of the House TO
go into election of Senator at IL o'clock.
MI Caldwell continued his reports from the COM
mlttee on Corporations:
Favorably the bill to incorporate Jonesboroug h
Division, No. 2OI, S. of T. Passed.
FaVoLabiy on the bill to incorporate 1nvincpe Di-
vision, No.: 1874, S. of T. Passed.
Favorably the bill to incorporate bank at Ply.
mouth, to be called bank of Roanoke.
The hour of II having arrived the House proceed
ed to vote for U. S. Senator, Messrs. Wilder and
Jones being appointed committee to superntend said
election.
Those who voted for Mr.. Dobbin are:
Messrs. Allen, Avery, Barrett, Black, BRYANT J.
B. Bynum, Chestnut, Corbett, Dobson, Dortch, Dunn,
Durham, Ellis, FonvilIe, George, Herring, S. p.
Hill, w. E. Hill, Jarvis, Lander, LockRar., w.
Long, w. H. Lyon, J. F. Lyon. Martin, Marshall,
Moorlng, Munday, McNeilI, Norfeet, Pegram,
Phelps, D. Reid, A. Reid, Rives, Russell, Sauls,
Scales, Sheriff., Strange, Sutton, Walton, Ward,
Waugh, Wheeler, S. A. Williams, Wood and Will
der-4S.
For Mr.. Saunders-Messrs. Baxter Brooks, J. A.
Caldwell, ID. F. Caldwell, Carmichael, Cherry,
Christmas, Daniel, Fagg, Foreman, Gwynn, Haw-
kins, w. H. Harris. Lowry, Love, Phillips, Pur-
year, Simons, Stubbs. Tolson, Webb, Whlehurst,
Wiley and Wynne-24.
For Mr.. Shepard-Messrs. Adams, Albertson
I3arco, T. Bynun, Cook. Gotten, Dargan, Eure,
Gather Goodwin, Jones, Matthew's Spruill, Sanders,
league, Trexler, Trip and w. Turner-1s.
For Mr. Rayner-Messrs. Afford, w. J. Long and
For Mr.. Clingman-Messrs. Blow. Byrd and
Mills.
For Mr.. Woodfn-Messrs. Erwin, Mcintyre and
Stiles-3. -
For Mr.. Miller-Messrs. Amis, Galloway, Hole
man and Purkins-4.
For Mr.. Osborne-Messrs. w. S. Harris and
Shmpoek.
For Mr.. StanIy-Me ssrs. Smith and Walters
For Mr.. Graham-Messrs. Thornburgh and B, F.
Williams. -
Fur for Morehead McDugald for Mckay; John.
son Tor Waddell; Saunders for Craige Leach for j.
w. Ellis; Collins for Wheeler; and ]. Turner for
T. Ruffin. : - -. -.
The whole number of votes cast was 1884, of which
Mr.Oobbin received IA Saunders 81 Shepard 25 ::
Cilngman 3; Miller 6; Graham s.; Rayner 4, &c.