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A )ut Wt corasfc'.Ure a farmed fa tspenatMid lit public oaiUiAp and rtp.tllrerworAatolhee t :: i s t:. part of tW Uoaie Coba lt. - i. Mew.TavJor.Ciancv.MLeaa, fs. it. and Mania, wera appointed; ' arid ci tS part of the Senate, Mrnrv Cot. 1 iil, Speight. Marsh. aaJMar- " ; "itiii. Mr. II I!, of Praaklin. Cram th cw- , raUtra to whom ru referred the Reso lution reLtive w an amendment of the . Jndle'iary ayttea, itfvu regards tk Circuit Courts, reported a bill to amend ' aad extend aa act passed in 1606. for i tha taora convenient administration of ' - justice within this State, by providing 1 reii I lor lua cocnne in wn:cn um id heir nferior Courts of Law and Eaoi- 'if, aire f Bij.. accumulate, that 'they cannot ba tried at the regular feraia of those Coarts; which was read the first time. 1 1 " The bill authorizing the baildln aft '. -, '.Toll Bridge over. Roanoke river, at the ' ." town of Halifax, was read the tMrd time - and passed.. ..-:. . -"-' . Hombnj, Ike. 1. . ! '--Mr. Wdl'iayav from the balloting ! committee for Governor, reported that tlabnel Holmes was duly elected. ' , Mr. Wellborn presented a bill to a J tuend an act to extend and improre the , two road a leading from Wilkesboroogh ; Us Ue Tennessee fine, to far as respects tJt armoiatmewt of commissioners! also a bill to amend aa'act to appoint com , mismoners to view and lay I a road - leadinar across, the mountain' Irom ' Wilkesboroush to Mrs. Bozte's, in Ire ' dell. county; which were read the first . . ' t,ime, and the latter referred to the com .-( mittee, of Internal Improvements. X .'- Mr. M'Leod. presented a bill to re peal the latter clause of the 8th and the - ; . : whol e of the 9th, 1 Oth, and 1 1 th sections - ' x of an act passed in 1822, to promote ,' Agriculture and Family Domestic Man ; ufactures in this State; which was read ' Tthe first time and referred to the com- -v; mittee on Agriculture. The bill to divorce Elizabeth Wil - kins, of Burke, from her husband, was - '" read the third time and passed. " :V ' Mr. -Hill' presented a bill to leriti ' Ynate Sarah Smith; of Stokes; which was X tead the first tUne.. The enzrossed bill for tlie relief C-v "Ed;'Owen,'waa read the second time - ., Mr. Seawell moved to amend the same V. bv adding the following section: - -.' "And be.it further enacted, That all nd every " person'-heretofote convicted of the ' "V prime of petit Woeny in this State, be and is 1 hereby restored to aidit in the same manner s i .' tf he, the or they had never beeu convicted , , or ny enrae." . . . i;, t rrMrS)ght'eal!ea for the Yeas and 1 Nars on the adoption of. this amend' w ' v--'minf.' Wh 'were Yeas 2 Navs 55 :Tha.lrtII wU'thcn Jad the third time - -."and ordered to be enjossedri V H;' s iThe engrossed btlt concerning MU VC-cWV Ilymer, pbjlamvti fn read the - "tliird time and ordered to be enrolled. , ; . Tt hill tii ntro1nt thn nrartirA in r n "V r the aeveral Courts of Equity jn tliis 8tate( was read tlie third time apd . of- a a I .: i v aerea TO oe engrosseu, . s -. h Mr Wellborn presented the fellow- . Mng resolution:. : . Jiewlved, That the committee on the Judi t 'clary be instructed to exam'roe Snd report to ; , this House, tlie expediency of s6 alteriuthe Dresent law thata cm lashM hot issue afrainst -the body of any person while Jte is possess- ' , 4ed 01 real or personal, csiaic sumcieni to sa i tisfy the plaintiff's dcnanoVand teporttby ; bill r' otherwise. V Which resolution was referred to tlie K - enminittee on Criminal Law. , . Mr. Forney, from the committee of ' JPropositions ana grievances, to wnom - was reicrrca iiie peuuon oi rimuui ye,UIt and ptbers, oi stokes county tf'tSwtliy, Dre. S. HectiteJ Croa the IUc of Ca mns. a auauxe, sutio; thit rkey had pass J a fell incrporaUaf 31argtatoa Acadeoir; a bill U incorporate th San dy Creek Library Society a bill for the better reralatwn ti sutesvine; a out to anxnd the act of 112, sappJetaca Ld to the act of 1784. aTPoiaUn: cava aiitaiooers, aad establishing the tewa of Morsaataa; a bill to repeal the 5th and 6th sections af the act of 1820, coa- ceraias the narnace M imani lemaiea; and a reolatioa ia fsvor of Arthur llatchios; which bills and resolution were several I v read the first time aad passed, and tne resolution was ordered to be enrolled. Oa motion of Mr. Bowers, it was RthmL That the committee of Kinases he inatrvcted to Inquire into the expediency of rcdncinff the tax bid on Xradinr; vessels on navigable stream and on pedlar, and (hat the rrnort bv bill or otherwise. 1 - -r i. . Mr. Forney, from the committee ol V. . I 1 J I roposjcions ami unevancea, reponea a resolution in favor of Win. Deloach; which was a treed to. Mr. Mirtio, from the committee on Criminal Law4 to whom was referred the bill to compel an execatoror execs trix to live securil r in certainca3cs, re ported the same, with sundry smend . l l - , A 1 .L uen, n nica were az cru a, auu ui bill was ordered to be printed. Mr. Martin, from the same commit tee, reported a bill for the relief of A mos Harmon) which was read the first time and passed.' - . The bill for the relief of Jordan Den son, late Sheriff of Franklin, was read the second and third times and passed amended, and ordered to be engrossed. Mr. rearsall presented the following resolution, which was agreed to: Whereas, many of the good citizens of this State sustain great inconvenience and injury from liberties given to slaves on days of mus ters and elections within the Several counties of this State to attend the same: Therefore, rtnlvea, 1 hat the committee of Propositions and Grievances be instructed to inquire into the expediency of passing an act to prevent all lav c a trom attending. musters ind elec tions in this state, under proper restrictions; and that they report by bill or otherwise. ilre' bill empowering County Courts to grant leave tor the erection ot gate across the public roads in their rrgpec live counties, was, on irs second reau inc. i ndefini tel r nostrjoned . - fhe engrossed bill to repeal the act oi 1BZ2, altering the times oi holdin two of the County Courts of Burke, was ordered to be enrolled. Mr. Seawell presented a bill to re peal so much ol the several acts as re Juires persons who complain of injury one to the health of their families to petition to the County-Courts; and a bill to amend tlie Militia laws; which were severally read the first time and passed. ane last mentioned Dill was referred to the Military committee. Un motion ot Mr. Bryan, Jictolved, That the committee of the whole House, to whom was committed a bill to a mend the act of 1806. for the more conveni ent administration of justice, be instructed to inquire into me expeoiency ot aiviaing tlie State into districts composed of two or more counties eacbt for the purpose of holdintr a C . . . ty T h ' . ' 1 A ouuutur vuun ui uiw au xuruixy in eacv Of said districts, at some convenient place there in j and that they report thereon. Agency oa C 8th tXJ.Ij. Itir. ajsd t WaahiogtMi City a tha Eh February, 1819, aihia the ubms u. ... JnnrtMl si 1L11 resoectinr said - If I , - M . reaerraUoas; wbkl was reaa w time. - -. ti. r1ir and IlenJerson were m . , nmi ated a Comnittea oa tnroiiea DiUa. ru - at. vt..M .ImI rna luHOvin eeSolationt vatioa of Uttda hA rrrUia Cheroire adlaas claim an.lr the prwtworis the treaties coorluoVd at the Uheroaea "uaaed'trly for 1 solicitor frf tie jtdkial District, and sUUtsg that Jo. WiUoa aad Ilaga l. ia .i.atioa for that appaintaaent. ThM Beauja was aot concarrrd ia kj the Senate. ... .... Mr. Blaclledge pmentea y pc uuoo f and7 iahabitaaU af BeaaCart Caaa tr. BravuigtobeeieiBpted frosaservuir M Jirors; and Mr. Clemeet preaetited .r;tu,n if Was. Neale. of Rowan for leava to erect a Gate an a pabTic road ranning through his lands These petitions were referred to the Committee on rropoauo j ited a memorial . . . ; . tv. a.' Unevances. T . ' . r. at-. Kfinl v n re sen VrLZrJl"aZTi' Vru.Mla.-at their nr(h act of 1813, rrwooMin - irora ui jwvj v- V. V, t km of rjeetors to vow w a rir yearly ineeunz, neia ai i w Vfea President of the C. Butea by a genera fc.j, on the 11th inst. prsytnj; that m ram ret mar be taken to ameliorate ticketi and hi hea rhertofto restore taa dis trict principle of elecjng Electors lor tno same parposet am tnaiao cotw" leave to roport by bill ar otherwbe. , Mr. Alttn aaid, this a-as a question of prin ciple which might i fell be brought before thr at met. aa lie House would at Ut He snouio,! the condition of SUvesUelerrea to Messrs. Stanly, Ward. UUcaieaje, Piivti anil Tlvr. Mr. 8unly presented the petition of sundry inhabitants of the county i poaes to refer th mater to a committee. teat of Justice in said county Iteierred I . ...... m . 1 1 . . . n ' . . Mr. .tonfjr inonrni ine nn r5rH.,-" to UlO committee ou iminmuvu, uu erred in coming airouj ra i Uhevancea. question or im porta ire wnooui going "" rrectagtteoaiUUrj;,. , the first litre aad patv-J Mr.MTarUadprtarnt.r Eal, ta part, the act of I s t patrol a Richaaood rt,; latmial Laprwrnt. report U facilitate the aavinfcon mer. The bill patted its 1 f. Oa raotioa of Mr. J. A. IU . Kmhi. That the eotamki. . J be iastiwcted to inquire lot tha t7 emooabiag, ay saw, schooWthrou- Constitwuon, which snakes a th. oV WrHMt to estabbaii srW tcrt nient instniction of the youth of t aad to provide forth do eatona promotion of eacful leaminr. air. coaue, irota u.e eoaa' that part of the Gcvernor'. . hick relates to the Cherokee 1, ported a bill concr rning tlie pu first readine. " The bill for the better re-'. the town of Windsor, wu r third time and passed, and ord be enrolled. . . . Mr. Barnard presented a bin a part of Currituck county to county; avhicn passed its first n: : Mr. otawr, irota thejadiciir mittee. to whom was refenrd t! ; repeal the 5th and 6th seciioii act ot 1820, to prevent tlie tr.ir- inunt lemales, made a repor!, mending that the said bill be ; ' to a law. The report wa c and the bill parsed its te co ! r Tht rtitolution oBtrc 1 bv - a on Saturday last, a-eir - House, Mr.IredeH t$ iv. 1 , by striking out the i. ' word " resolved,', and I following: " ;A That the Pulilic Treasurcl k . report to this General AssemUju of monies he has received diirinr -J years appropriated to the Board of Improvement, and the amount ht h.u of the said fund according to lawt Revived, fwriket That the Boird nal Improvement be directed to b this General Assembly a condensed s of their accounts, from the commcne their operations to the 1st of Kovtn. exhibiting an account of the monies from the Public Treasurer, and o would venture to say. 600 out of 60,000.- Btatemanta rf the Rpt, d ; biiienta ne by the ec, And ret, be ked, there a subject on Di.bntt of the Board of Internal Im-. jecUto wmch wchmmueshavtb which freemen ought to be more ahve? Do provement for &c two ye, pjwt up to e ' and accompanied with i iuch remr! not our lives, air iberty, our all, depend up. C . - month f November.! I phuwtwna . u the Board msj; tlunt on the right tammistrauon or our fenerai , ..M.;W.n from thft r;oinm tt an- . .. . r pointed to conduct the balloting lor nrevioua enauirv intdth eaoedieney of the object proposed. It r U practice of moat Lgi aUv Bodies um to maae misemjuiry, and if the measure pnposed be deemed ex- atr. FiJier Dresentetl the petition H . . .Will i the EJecutors ot Anurew vawcieugn, late of Rowan, praying that certain ne- rroes, mentioned saw peuuon, ue oedknt. a bill to effirt the object is intro! .m.-l:n.i, amvrahl v to the wih and dueed. This rprdu bim a correct mode rf rfJ TesUtoiwReferred to oC.proceed.ng. erard.nffthe present ?."Zt." , idnn. and solution, be thoarbl it would oe wcuioroaao - .-"-"v.. -..r- . it the order for some certain dav. On this Grievances .- suhiect. however, and on every other in rela-1 Mr. MelcheT presented avJJill to Uon to general politics, be nao an opinion, mend an tct ptgtrxl m 18iy, relauve 10 wmca "V"H" the apprehension ot runaway slaves. .?ilW!L- Mr. WilHamson presented a'Eill u..n;nir r wiinm. if there were anv cor. prescribins the duty of Constables and motions on earth to be peculiarly guarded, otlicr ofiicera in certain cases; which against, thej were sucn as mignt injure uio WM nAQ t nrst time. right of elecion and on this toundauon our " . .... i.r.t. country had ataioedme pinnacie oi me niSn. ... .-JCnm ... referred the raaolu est gkiy, aid become the admiration of the mxttee, toWvhom a af reierrea uie resoiu Mr. Stanly, from the Judiciary Com ttee, tohom was referred tlie resolu tion instructing them to enquire into the wnrlil ur s. rerrtocted to have heard a scnti- nronrietv of amending the Laws pro ment exuresied when a boy, which then vidinz for Wklovfi, reported a bill to peaiiv s.iwiou niin, wui uic ru. w -...v.. Amend ga,d awS WhlCn Dill Was rettjl ne nao since ueuevea w nave wiukku wu , . some occisions that " Monarchies govern by urs time. ? R.nnMir. hv tWnuL- t oQluT&ay, lOV X. .... -r .l.i -c.J .1.- r-.ll J By the general ticaet, wnat interest ao me - ir. aibioii ouerru uio laiiuwinx people tnk.e m the eiecuoh of a president ot Resolution, which was, on motion, laid ic United sutesf ixoa at tne return oi nn Th- tahlr e three ia eiecuons. now many voiea 1ewheA That the Public Treasurer be di were given m me wnoie . ovaier i, nc r-ct-d to htv before this House, a oarticuUr ' 1.V - - praying for authority to erect gates, re ' . r ( ported a empowering the County ; Courtl.t gran leare for the erection of 'I ''" 5ate across puouc roaus in xueir re s ft .i.i snective counties;' which was 'read tlie . ") tirst time and passed, , ; " ' ' t.sV W Mr,' Forney, from the same coihtntt i -S tee,' to whom was referred the petition k: , ? of ; JoseplvByers,f of Iredell county, prayins authority to erect a cate on a 'i- 4-- ' vtoad' therein menlionedrfree from the j ts! " tiavment of tax. made a reborC unfavor I '--X :v'l -.'. Lie to therajetitho petitioner; which iipd rejected. ' - - -was concurred in. t : ' r . IrMf.Ward : V Ueceivd from, the HoHse'pf Conv r inons, a nrtssmge, stating that they have -iiCv;' rmg-ied a bill ta incorporate a Light In '. ''.-'.r';'.rAa"j company in the town of Kdenton; ; B ' arwr a bill to emancipate Sally Zimmer- man, a slave peionging to tne esiaie oi .. Andrew Caldtleagli, deceased, of Bow-" ; an county V jThe first mentioned bill S vm rejected on ita second reading, and -'"the last was read the. first, second and third times, and passed, and ordered to be enrolled. - ' ' - . A messase from 4ue House of Coin- mons. stating thcif concurrence in the '(. .";tr"'airiendment made by the Senate to the ; p" bill to repeal, in part, the 4th section of : : ' " tiie act oi iUD, xo revise tne miatia M -v)aws bf.tlus state relative toithe artille . ; ty companies of light infantry, grena . - Vtlicrs anc" riflemen. " Thereupon the . ."' . ; said bill was ordered to be enrolled. ;i . 4 : ' .i.i 1 i'iu. .1 HOt'SE OF COMMONS. Tliursday, JNov. 27. On motion of Mr, Leonard, it was XetohetL That tlie Committee on tlie Judi ciary be required to examine into the proprie ty of so amending the public road laws, as to supercede the necessity of the same -being given in charge to grand Junes; and report by bill or otherwise. ' - -: ' . . - ' Bills presented Mr. Roane, a bill for the regulation of the town of Morgan ton; Mr. Harrow, a bill to repeal the act ot 1822, directing the time and place of sell ids: lands and slaves under execu tion, so far a respects the counties of ferquimons, l'asquotant and Camden; Mr. llill, abilt for the better regulation of the town oFStatesville; and Mr. Cole. a , bill to regulate the County' Courts of Richmond. Wlch bills were read tlie first time and passed. citizens of tlie St$e may share the loaves ami fishes? c If tiiis be the "motive, it is a base one. smirn it Let us loot for what we are enti tled tq from the General Government, on the ground of our merits; not on account of . our giving we rreaacp -oor ,a unoiviuea votes. . : ' But how have we sucoceded in our cajcula- fcon; Look at the State . of Delaware, some times called the little Republic of St Marino, and you . will find that she receives more at tention from the General Government than the State of North -Carolina. We are, 4aid Mr, S. mere Fuppits moved at the command of some Jugglers who hold the- wire behind the curtaiu. ' v , .... 4. The Eastern part of the State, he said, were cursed with a large slave population, the pos; session of which gives a considerable addition to the number ot eur votes tor electors.- The people of the west' have fewer slave) the curse bears more lightly on them; the price of the increased number ot elector u paid by the East, why then should we not have them? Yet although we ought to nave, by tederai numbers, halt' the Electors; though every man The bill concerning Thomas Small , o; h . Mr. Callaway presented a bill to alter - -l-V'-aml amend the laws now lit force rela V -: tiye to the Supreme Court; which was , ' V, ":"' rad the first time and passed, and re v' -X ferred t4 the .committee on , Criminal ;l 'Xx? Mr J fjameroH Ipresentetl a bill to a ' mend the act of 1818; concerning' the : Oiupreme Court; 'which vrasread the 4;firat time and passetj; - ( T Chowan county; and the. bill for the re lief of Edward Owen, of Person county, were respectively reaa tne second time ' ;s4- ' vT"T";T'" ' v ' moved fur tli r.pnnui1,r. a tion bf the bill for (lie relief of Edward Owen; which- motion passed in the affir mative, and. the aaid bill was.: thereun on, read the second and third time and passed. - -i ' . ( Mr. Croom presented a bill concern ins the navigation of Neuse river: and Mr." HargTave, a bill to amend the act of last ession, supplemental to an' act for the division of Rowan county; whicl bills were read tlie first time and passed Mr. Croom presented a bill to repeal the 44th' section of the act of 1741. con cerning servants and. slaves;' and Mr. Worth, a bill for tlie? better regulation of elections ia Guilford county. The former bill was referred to the Judicia ry committee, and the latter passed its nrst reading.- , sy. Received from the Senate, a message informing that they had passed a bill making coinpensarion to jurors of the Superior and County Courts of Tyrrell; also a bill exempting certain citizenMn Tyrrell county from public duty; also a bill to restore to credit John Clewis, of Brunswick count v; The said bills were readtue urst time and passed. . V Mr. Meliane from the; Committee to whom was referred that Part of tfie Go Government? yet you have cunningly de vised a system by which the freemen of the country are deprived of their influence they know sothihg of the men proposed to be elected as Electors, and they therefore feel no interest in the election. , But by the general ticket, it is said, we give e State its proper Weight in the election of President. .The eastern and western divi sionsof the State .differ materially in their in terests. The east esport naval stores, corn. f .-..-- r" lumber and cotwnone mat iteti tne west , Mmm-ted . hill fvnmhla drive their Beef to Augusta. W here, then, 7 "A"-.?. jt " ' .u ' . the maver of the petitioner, which was the choice of President? We-are told die read the first and second time, Md State i benefited bv it How? Is it that ' passed A .u. w Treasurer, Comptroller, and Secretary, reported that John Haywood was elec ted Treasurer, Joseph Hawkins Comp troller, and Wm. Hill Secretary. ' v Mr. Blackledge, from the Committee of Propositions and Grev iances, to- whom was relerred the petition ot the fexecn Mr, Iredell, who voted in the major ity fur the' indefinite postponement of it Tft'ii t .1 Vft. ! -ril. l uie mil lorine reirei oi jjaviu uiaioca., of jOrange county, ; move fr consideration of the vote. The vote was reconsidered, and the bill passed its first and second readings. '" ' Monday, Dec. 1. tMi Williamson, of Nortliampton, from the balloting committee for Gdver nor, reported that Gabriel Holmes, Esq. was duly elected. , MrT Hastinjs presented a bill to es tablish the .mode of elections in future in Wayne county; and Mr. Flynt, a bill Eroviding for the more extensive distri ution of the Journals of the Legislature; which bills were read the first time and passed. .; . -. - 'i-'-;'.'! L Mr; Elliott presented the petition of the Justices ot the feace of ferquimons in the East should unite in upport of oHe maa F-JS "ft : i j .l i : frvintr Jnrnras nn Mir Autnn th T O ' - , or one ticket under the present general tick et law, the west, exceeding us ia tlie number of votes, can elect the whole. -The East loses all weight in the election. ''This sacrifice of right was once made on the altar bf party its necessity dqesnot exist -it is unjust and should be abolished. A j In his view, Mr, S. said, the fairest possible mode of electing Electors, was, to lay oti the State m districts, let every district have his Elector, and every. inanhis .vote,. , ' - - J A-llut by the mode ot electing by general ticket, how is the ticket agreed- upon? r A iuw uicu (. nuuui(wii uunuwa w us, nui trusted by us, debarred by the Constitution from tli trust. Traitors la the Constitution, form what they call a Caucus, and tell us who shall be the president .Our State Legula- Iture, acting " like, master, Tike man," go into, n caucus too, and Jtcrmme'who shall be elec tors. - mere is not, satd air. a. a greater fraud Upon the Constitution," a greater curse, or more dangerous invasion o the rights ol the people, than tlua caucus System. , ,-My opinion is, that the kw providing for the election of electors by general ticket ought to be repealed, and every Uuiig which gives countenance to Caucuses should be put down. 1 would prefer the District System; but if that cannot do got, I would oe in favor ot giving the Legislature tlie power of appointing Elec tors; for as an Election of the Legislature would take place ocfore the Electors would be appointed, the people Would have it in their power to elect such persons to seats, as would faithfully represent them. He hoped the. Resolution would for the present be per- v Itr..' .firsrpi concurred in ODinion mnth the gentleman from Newbern,' that the Reso lution ought to he on the table, and be made the order for some distant day. Thei aubject was too important to be decided without con sideration, lie moved that it be made the or der of the day for w udnesday next C,; ' Both motions were agreed oX,- '; X . On motion of,Mr Folk, a message was sent to the Saute proposing to ballot petition of Wm. Clopton and others of tlalitax county, praying tor the appoint ment of 6pectal justices in said county. l he said petitions were relerred to the judiciary committee. " lv. Mr. Ward, trom the Committee of Claims, reported unfavorably - on 'the petition of Jarrett Weaver, of Halifax xonntyfttcommendmg" its rejection; wnicn report was concurred in, ' . jine Dili iron) tne senate, authorising the building of a toll-bridge over Roa? noite uiver at the town ot llaiilax, was read and ordered to lie on the table.; , I Mr. Blackledge, from the committee! to whom' was referred the petition of Jacdb Smith and others, of Burke coun ty, made a report unfavorable to the prayer of the petition; which was con curred in' :.X:X"''-: Vst' Mr. Blackledge, from the Cotnmttte,e of Propositions and Grievances, reported ai bill in favor of Sally Hampton, of Stokes county; which was read the first time and passed. . tv' r Mr. Blackledge presented a bill to al ter the present mode of electing She rifis; which was read and ordered, to be printed. , , vT'.V A -. Mr. Stanly, from the judiciary com mittee, reported a bill to secure the1 rights of landlords and tenants holding over after the expiration of their terms; which was read the first time and pass ed, and ordered to be printed, y- ' " Mr. Sheppard presented a bill to a mtnd the act of il777, appointing She riffs, and directing their duty in office, &e. which was read the first, time and passed.-' iX.''' Mr, Blackledge reported a bill authq i . . The amendment was agreed the resolution passed its first r ' . X 'XTktsday. i The House proceeded to coa petition of sundry citizens of the of Bladen and Cumberland, r. by Mr. Ashe oh the ZSd ultimo dered to lie on the table. - The on '"tn, rCr -lt-tee of rropositioos and Grievan v Mr. Clancy, from the comm pointed to conduct the ballot Solicitor of the 6th Judicial Ci ported that Joseph i Wilson. ;j elected, i , ;: ' ..., i' On motion. Messrs. Ilouani Hunter, Melcher, Boweis, 5 Wilkins, Stuart! Bartow, C. Bryan, Watson,. -Ward, Lew well and Sellers, were ap; standing committee' on Mil ita 1 he bul to divorce Liizauctl of Burke, from her husbant llkins; also to repeal the ac encouraging the apprehcnsio way slaves in the Great Distp. also the bill to regulate 4he tne severas VOoris ci cqun State; also the bill directmj manner the laws bf oar sister s be received in evidence in i were severally read the first passed ,,i:.;l 4;: h' 4, i Mr. Stanly presented abi! sing certain limitations of slave or writing; and Mr. Lowrie, i scribing the manner in wliii 1 riff of Buncombe county iMl ' the tax laid fof building.aCo, in said county; which bills first readings.';; X fX ff ' Mr. Croom, from the ballc mittee for Brigadier General ( brigade, reported that Uem was duly elcxtcd.j ' " " The bill for the more exle tribution of the Journals of tb Assembly,' was, on'its sefcou postponed, Indefinitcl v.' T e' Mr.Pagh.from? the ballotm tee for a Public Printer, rep Gales and Sou were duly clci Mr. Ashe presented the sundry citizens of Bladen cot ing that a petition, presented seinbly for Uie purpose of nI oT Cumberland county' tl the Bladen, ne rejected, xne. was referred ta the cotnmitt positions and Grievances. , Fisher preSentea m resolution, which was read, be printed, and4 made the o day for Friday next: " '- The General Assembly of N cherish With zeal and venerah principle on which the Constitut huoau esUlilished, a-id the pun animate the Federal System; with distrust and apprehension, tice which may have a tendenc these principle, or to violate thif history of all government hew (titutioos of the people are in less open violence, than trom secret encroachments. In the first i people are apprized of the danf guard against itj in the other, the comine- under the mask of patn Icion jslulledi, and Us danger unp ;.: V" -V :
The North-Carolina Star (Raleigh, N.C.)
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Dec. 5, 1823, edition 1
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