The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-02-21
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der VIZ bili e ss reference Of dis
putes, by consent Of psrfieA to arbitrators:
b Mr. Caldwell urged fbe massage Of the bill.
Mr.. Blythe moved IS amend the bill by striking
out Of the first section Of tie bill all AFTER the
B vs. :Sfhe courts q tie = sas and Quarter scs-
pms 4 pajo5fty Of the eistrates being pres
ent,) to appoint three discreet persons Tor eacn
county in this etste gho shall constitute court
70 consider ana determine 81 matters o.
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lry All causes .en ~ arse ,lo, y - ~ =.
debts made during the var md awart " .ns PAT
lies tne JUST ana zequlfepie sl'ouns - 'u''en'
iu mas M.,. rosaa 4 -, a. toto. He re-
CARDS l i M as utt eRgG ssesss ~ :
Mr. Mcdonald hoped that the W. snoui q II II
the awards q the court so Ct ss6aIon should Be
se,tled Il State g ooaissa3 sse,S S 70 en,,
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tieo "a ulit 70 eeoufsge litl 1os; NJ NJ mIseu
tnat tae amelqneQt ne on the Av ~ ~. supsc
ype4tX NltlQr9H <Ae motion at sno iequess u
Mr. QaidH ~
my WILL the = g e e
q az IL snslea y
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[sl<l5 QalbY ana Holdez} ele ~ favor Of
2a. e tns e9ss *ssr o1ssTa y
fbe ss5, / ~, 4 Roanols f6Sf
be rs 3 1isnf IS tearing Oh, but piglhy II
building npk That tho IN before us ne e.
tendsa p snd be belisyed inlts oPe.atlons
~ escs 4e e ot Give ns
soinetbine 6efter be was IL fayer Of its adop-
tlon, and hoped that the House would sustain
- IN,
nosasd ~ sscond 81 pavs 20
an motion of MI McKds =. 3 MESSAGE was sent
TO the Senate proposing that the two Houses pro-
csed forthwith to an election for solicitor ofthe
or +, su1lcal G,rcaiI % ~ the vacancy OCCASION
M McSden nominated 4, a Cent 4. j. Dargan
Mr. James nominated b III. Fusehes.
,73. nea13E 20 ~ ~
nronos Is,S'' ~ 80 ~ = -
M Harper (by lez| I'm c "a bill to
amend the charter of thl pK y Lenoir in Cald-
well county.
Leave OF absence was graniea MI. haymer I9r
; %m his Intention fora few DAYS. ''
The House then adjourned until 10 o'clock A.
NJ, tomorrow.
SENATE.
FRIDAY, Fep. 10, 1850.
The Senate was called to order at ten
o'clock A. M.
Prayer by the Rev. ID: Smedes.
The Journal OF yesterday was read and APP
proved:
Mr. Carter introduced resolution to ex-
| tend the time to the ShenH OF Beaufort conn
ty, to April 1st, to collect all arrears of taxes,
and on motion OF Mr.. Wilson, the rules were
suspended and the resolution passed its
several readings
By the same. memorial from 33 petition
ers from the County of Beaufort, PRAYING the
General Assembly not to pass bill introduc-
ed in this body, the object of which ist9 form
new: county composed of portions Of the
counties of Craven and Beaufort.
The resolution. to furnish a COPY of the Re
yised Code and other acts to the Clerks and
Clerk and Masters who have not been sup
piled. came up. was amended. and passed its
fin reading.
Bill. to outlaw feIons who flee from Justice,
passed its final reading.
Bill. to incorporate the trustees of the Cen
eral Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in
the United States, passed its third reading.
Bill. to suspend the statute of limitation.
passed its final reading.
Bill. concerning private acts of incorpora-
ton, passed its final reading. This bill pro-
yides for the payment of the sum of one hun
dred dollars into tie State treasury, for all
priyate acts of INCORPORATION granted by the
General Assembly
A message from the House proposing to 90
forthwith into the election of a Solicitor, of
| the 9th Judicial district. not concurred in
Also transmitting additional names for JUS
tees of the Peace for the counties of Onslow
and Northampton, coLthrred in.
MIR. Virgins, from the committee on
Finance, submitted a,minority report in re-
| spouse to certain resolutions in reference to
| public debts On motion of Mr. Cowper, it
was ordered to be printed
MIR. Eure introduced bill to authorize the
clerk of the court of Pleas and Quarter Ses-
sions Of Chowan county, in the presence of IA
majority OF the Justlcesiof the Peace of said
| county, to administer the oath of office to the
! sheriff of the same, passed its final reading,
ander the suspension of the rules.
The bill to establish the rate of interest,
/ andrepeal chap. 1 IA ofthe Revised Code being
the special order for IL o'clock, the con-
sideration of said bill was resumed.
Mr.. Bynum said: The bill now before the
! Senate makes but slight change in the cx-
| isting law. 1t proposes to allow parties to
lend money at rate of interest not higher
than per cent by special contract. In all
other cases, where no special contract is
made. the rate of interest shall be- err cent,
as the law now stands. Is it expsd CIT that
this slight change in the law sho1 IIsde
1t is admitted that there is a 2|6dohnt
of specie and other currency d Chfzs f{ste re-
tired from circulation and dnemplo vc6 Il
is also admitted that this lloart]ed capifaf' d
needed in the active employments of1lifa
All will agree that it's our duty Is adopt
! that course of legislation, which win intro
fluce capital into active Circulation. WHY