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

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! For Mr.. R. N. Saunders- Messra. Arendell, Gil
mer, and Woodfn-3.
. For Mr.. Graham Messrs. Kelly, Palmer, ant
Steele-3.
For Mr.. Miuer-Messrs JOyner. and LiIlington--
For Mr. Joyner.-Messrs. T. F. Jones and Rich
For MI. Lillington--Mr. Albritton-l. :
| Mr., Jones, of Wake, introduced a bill to amend
the charter of the Raleigh Savings institpiion which
was read the first time, and, his motion, the rules
were suspended. and i: passed three times.
Mr.. Washington introduced bill to incorporate
Swift Creek Plank Road Company.
Mr.. Washington introduced bill to amend the
Charter of the Neuse River Navigation Company,
with memorial. Referred to the. Committee on
Corporations.
The bill, on motion of Mr.. Mitchell, to expedite
trials in law, in certain cases, taken up, and re-
jected.
Message received from the Commons, proposing to
vote forthwith for U. s. Senator. p1opos''l0n con-
For Mr.. Dohbin-Mr. Speaker. Barrow, Berry,
Bower, Boyd, Brogden, Bun .ng. Caldwell, Gamma
dy, Clark, Collins, Cunningham, Hargrave, Herring.
Hoke, Jones Of Wake, Kerr, Mcdowell, Nc Milan
Murchison, Person, Shaw, Speight, Thomas, Waru'
Withers-26.
For Mr.. Shepard-Messrs. Albright, Lane, Muir
ray, Parks, Washington and Watson-6.
For Mr.. Saunders-Messrs. Gimer and Woodhn
For Mr.. w. N. Edwards-Messrs. Arendell. Joy
ner, Ellington, McCleese, Mitchell and Thompson
%.
For Mr.. Rayner-Messrs. Bynum, Cowper, Pal
mer, Richardson and Steele-5.
For Mr.. Joyner: Messrs. T. F. Jones and Kelly
p.
For Mr.: Ellington: Mr.. Albritton.
Mr. Bynurn introduced bill to establish the coun,
ty of Rufin, with a memorial, which were referred
to the committee on corporations.
On motion Of Mr.. Washington, the bill to amend
the charter of Normal College, in Randolph, was
taken up, passed End reading and the rules being
snsDended. read third time and DaSsed.
The bill to divide the county of lredell, was taken
up and rejected its End reading.
Message received from the House of Commons,
proposing to vote again. forthwith, for U. S. Sena-
tor also, informing the Senate, that that body, in
view of the fact that Thursday had been set apart,
as day of general Thanksgiving throughout the
State, had passed resolution, that when they ao-
journ, they should meet more till Friday, 10 o.,
clock and asking the concurrence OF the Senate.
The message was concurred in, and the Senate pro-
ceeded to vote for Senator, as follows:
For Mr.. Dobbin: Messrs. Speaker, Barrow, Ber-
ry,, Bower, Boyd, Brogden, Bunting, CALDWELL Can
naday, Clark, Collins, Cunningham, Hargrave, Her
ring, Hoke, Jones of Wake, Kerr, Mcdowell, Nc
MILAN, Murchison, Person, Shaw, Speight, Thomas,
Ward. and WIthers-26.
For Mr. Shepard: Messrs. Albright, Lane, Nc
Geese, Murray, Parks, Thompson, Washington and
Watson-S.
For. MIR. Saunders: Messrs. Arendell, Gilmer,
Steele and Wood6n-4.
For Mr. Joyner: Messrs. T. F. Jones. Ellington,
For Mr.. Rayner: Messrs. Bynum, Palmer, and
Richardson's.
For Mr.. Ellington: Mr.. Albritton.
For Mr.. Miller: Mr.. Cowper.
For Mr. II. F. Jones: Mr.. Joyner.
For Mr.. Woodin: MIR. Kelly.
message was received from the House, inform
ing that they had amended, and passed the Senate
bill concerning the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad;
and asking the concurrence of the Senate in the a.
mendment. The amendment concurred in.
Bills on their third Reading.
Bill to increase the capital stock of the Bank of
Wadesbo!o'. Passed.
Bill to incorporate the Bank of Charlotte. Passed.
The bill Concerning the draining of low lands, was
read second time and passed.
On motion of Mr.. Thomas, the bill to incorporate
the Charleston and Blue Ridge and Chattanooga Rail
Road company, was taken up; and the amendment
proposed by the committee corporations read and
adopted The bill th:n laid the table, and
the amendment ordered to be printed.
The Senate then adjourned.
Reporter requested to that Messrs. Drake and
Wiley, paired off, and did not for Senator to-
day.