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

Gather, Goodwin, Gwynn, w. S. Harris, w. H.
Harris, Holeman, job nson Jones, Leach, Lockhnrt,
w. ]. Long, Lowry, Lore, Matthews. McDugald'
McIntyre, Mills Perry, Perkins, Phillips. Pury ear,
w. fl. Sand ers, Shimpock, Stnbbs, Simons, Smith,
Spruill, Stiles, league, Thornburgh. w. Turner, j.
Turner. Walters, Webb, Whtehurst, B. F. Williams
and Wynne-54.
For Mr.. Wi lliams Messrs. Allen, Barrett, Cor
bett. Dobbin, Fonville, Herring. w. Long, Martin.
Marshall, Pegram, Russell, r. M. Saunders, Sauls,
Scales, Sheriff., Strange and Sutton-l7.
For Mr.. Mooring: Messrs Avery, Black, Bryant,
Burton, Byrd Chestnut, Christmas, Dobson, Dortch,
Dunn, ufham. Ellis, George, S. P. Hill, w. E.
IIi Jarvis, Lander, w. H. Lyon, ]. F. Lyon. Nc
NeiII, Norfeet, Phelps, D. Reid. A. Reid, Rives,
Walton, Ward, Waugh, S. A. Williams, Wilder and
w ood-3I.
The whole number of votes cast was $50; neces-
sary choice 76; Wiley received 10; Mooring 45;
Williams 81.
Mr.. Wiley elected.
Mr.. Cherry, from the committee on Finance, re-
ported that the committee had examined the books of
the Comptroller and Treasurer and found them all
right. :"
On motion of Mr.. Avery message sent to
to the Senate proposing to vote for Treasurer at o.
clock to-day; which concurred in.
Mr.. Avery nominated Mr.. Courts.
Mr.. Webb, from committee on private bills. re-
ported dvorably the bill to authorize the sheriff of
Rutherford to collect arrears of taxes and it was re-
jected.
Mr.. Reid, of Dupiin, reported bill in favor of
John S. Smith, of New Hanover, which passed its
first reading.
On motion of MIR. Leach message was sent to
the Senate proposing vote for Senator at IL o'clock
to-day which was not concurred in.
A message was received from the Senate proposing
to escind the resolution to adjourn the 18th and
adjourn the 22nd. Concurred in.
Mr.. Wheeler from the committee on Claims, made
report upon the memorial of George Little, praying
compensation for negro killed on the Raleigh and
Castor railroad, with resolution to pay Little 800,
which passed its first reading.
Also adversely to the memorial of Jeptha Horton.
Report concurred in.
Mr. Lander, from the committee private bills,
reported vorably the bill to allow j. b. Gardner,
TO collect the taxes due in Yancey county for the
year 1851. Passed, rules suspended, and passed Sd
reading.
The special order, being the bill to incorporate the
N. G. and Tennessee railroad company, was taken
up. the question being on Mr.. Holeman's amendment
to Mr.. Avery's amendment, striking out the sections
authorizing counties subscribe for stock; and the
amendment to the amendment was adopted.
The amendment as amended was then rejected
yeas 40, nays IS.
On motion of Mr.. Avery the bill was then laid up
on the table.
Bills on their End Reading.
resolution to furnish Union county with standard
of weights and measures. Passed. rules suspended, !
and passed Sd reading
A bill to incorporate the Caswell mutual fire in |
suTance company. Passed.
Mr. Dortch moved to reconsider the vote by which !
Mr.. Avery's amendment to the North Carolina and
Tennessee railroad company was rejected; and on |
motion of Mr. Avery the motion was laid on the Ia
BILE.
Mr. Collins from the committee private bills,
reported adversely the resolution to authorize the
ate sheriff of Wilkes TO collect of taxes, and
It rejected.
Also favorably the resolution to authorize the
ate sheriff of Surry and Yadkn to collect arrears of
axes. Mr.. Dobson offered amendment, and on
notion of Mr.. Puryear both the resolution and a.
nendment was laid on the table,
Also favoraby on the bill to extend the powers OF
oFr fort H..
ngton Passed.
Also favorably on the bill to authorize the sheriff
If Mcdowell to collect arrears of taxes.
The hour of o'clock having arrived the House
proceeded for Treasurer, Messrs. Avery and
Thornburgh experimenting the election.
Mr.. Christmas nominated MIR. Love of Haywood
Those who voted for MIR. Courts are: Messrs.
Allen, Avery, Barrett Black, Bryant, Burton. Gallo
way, Chestnut, Corbett, Dobbn, Dobson, Dortch.
Dunn, Durham, Ellis, Fonville, Foreman, George,
1wynn, Herring. S. P. Hill, w. E. Hill, Jarvis. {
lander, Lockhart, VIM. Long, j. F. Lyon, w; II. ,
lyon, Martini Marshall, Mooring, MCNEIL. Norfeet, s
oegram, Perry, Phelps. D. Reid, A. Reid, Rives,
Russell, Saunders Sanders, Saus, Scales, Strange,
Sutton, Toson, Walton, Ward, Waugh. Wheeler,
" ilder and Wood-53.
For MIR. Love: Messrs. Abertson, Afford, Baxter,
3arcc, Blow, Brooks, Byrd, ]. A. Caldwell, d. F. c
Caldwell, Carmichael, Cherry, Christmas, Collins,
Cook, Gotten, Daniel, Erwin, Eure, Furr Goodwin, i
" S. Harris, w. Fl. Harris, Johnson, Jones, w. J.
long, Leach. Lowry, Matthews, Miller, Munday, t
diIls, McDugald, Perkins, Phillips. Shimpock, ST. {
mons, Smith, Spruill, Stiles, Stubs, league, Thorn t
urgh, Trexler, Trip, W. Turner, ]. Turner, Wat a
ers, Webb, Whitehurst, Wiley, S. A. Williams and Fl
Vynne-52. f
The whole number of votes cast Isl ; neces- a
airy to choice rs; Courts received 81; Love sc t.
catering 4. MIR. Courts elected n
On motion of Mr.. Tolson message sent to il
Senate proposing for Superior Court Judge
o-morrow at IL o'clock. Il
On motion of Mr.. McNeill a message sent pro- s
osing for Solicitor of the 7th circuit i
wv at IL o'clock. il
On motion of Mr.. Cherry message sent pro-
lg for four of the University to-mor-
wv at 124 o'clock d
The House then adj ourned till 10 O'Clock to-mor
Nv morninU. Z