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iM'sti' . c roifcj, t'jertui sara
Uorxi.' kiltrrr J le the eocr.T.tre of lnte
bal la protmtr,v " i-
i.'- U.r rt pn-n-f-J the pet.&Hi of Jw
Jirrp",- o. h j rrfcm-4 to th eoennuaa
vfc:-... . " .
- Mr. Pool prrvnted Vi3 totegiuaiAt d
a'.u-r (:( . of Juha rUntist, Wtm. CucWe
air.-...; L.;lfdrtk tetter reruWcfaa of SJw? L?5Ro8l
ir. ,.1 Ore persona oato) whtcsi vera
t(- J tLe f.t tijie. ' '.
7 r frlliy, A.44. ,
!r. Tf T frqm the WUod Coenmitte
fjr Ur; r ..cr General of the iwii brigade, r.
borteJ lhatKBr4u
Mr. lHvul-o. fro to Cennnittee" of
Claim, reported ar okitkm ia bm of Vfm.
Little, of Kutherfovd County. Tenneaeee, for
lhr-e hundred ; ed sixty-seven pound, two
hU2ng an4 atypcNoet waick vaa read lle
Jit tuna aod DMaed. 'i : . ' , -V: '
. . On bmHh of Ur. Lore, a aelectComiahtet
tu appointed for the ptrmoa of cofladlkUUnr
: . r l he aaraiat btUa before tha Senate, to alter
.1 V. ktimate the peraont therein aameLs
;.' Mr. invtrora.tha aelect Committee, to
f J- hom i referred th bijl U alter tba tiiae
ci holding the superior uouru at law ior iaa
countica of Northampton and Halifax, repor
ted the tame without amendment which waa
Mr. ... .l-r rxeotf J the petition c4
Iaaae rtr, wtetokta coantr, pnyi
SpeijU ITLena wit
y
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f
V,' -r
. t ) v-..f t the arrt jr t ; uim l. -
in, u rrad tha necau l tea, J.st-,
ui ofuered In tit a tie Utla,
A mt3L& fm t tier lljur, 1'
tla that Meant. ShepperJ nj Jt
thtwi wait oa t' 8natn n a tomruit
tea to tnAtlact th UUotieg for I", venf
or. ' ' i ,.'...' ':
, To bill tn alter tS fime of hoMbr
tho Snperioc CoorU of Northtmptna and
Halifax. u md tbe aecond time, and,
aa notioa of - Mr. Seawall, amended,
j atriliaj oat the foUowia; wordc
atul iq whicli cue, the Jad- preat
dinj in aatd Coart nhall haft the, name
Cimipeoutioa for koldios the aim the
econd week, a U alread j allowed by
law for Um firat week." The farther
consideration f the bill waa postponed
until to-morrow. : : '
' . HOUSE OP COMMONS.
" ' Tiurtdcry, NV. 25.
, Mr. Boabee presented the petition of Tho
mas and Washington Price; which waa refer,
red to the Committee on Divorce and Al.mony.
Mr, M'Cauiy presented th petition of Elisha
Catey of Oranges and Mr. Walton, the petition
of Thomas Small, of Chowan; which were re.
fcrred te the committee of Propositions and
Grievances.
Mn Toy presented tha petition of Col. Wm.
l I1U1, of Onslow county i which waa referred
to the committe of Claims. , ; ,
The f)!loinj bills wera presented, and
read the first time: By Mr. Vail, a bill to au
thorise tha psyment of Jurors in Washington
county; Mr. Hoover, a bill to lcjgal'ue and ren
der valid certain grant therein referred toj
Ur. Foy, a bill to alter the name and legiti
mate Cyrene Mills and others of Onslow.
On motion, the b'll to repeal the act eh
court gin? Agriculture and Domestic alanu
factarei in this State, was ordered to lie on
jhe table. ' .
, Mr, Jones, of Warren, from the special com
mittee' on the bill concerning the trial of
slaves in iaes county, reported the same
without amendment, and recommended its
pasMjre. The report was concurred in, and
the bill read the first time.
Mr. Polk, from the commhtee of Proposi
tions and Grievances, reported favorably to
the petition of John Rice. .
Mr. Alston, of Halifax, from the select com
mittee on the subject, reported favorably oh
the petition of Jarrad Weaver, recommending
the passage pf a resolution in his favor;-which
waa ordered to lie on the table, until to-morrow.
( Mr. Pulk, from the committee of Proposi
tons and Grievances, made a report favorable
to the petition of khtry Wilson, of Buncombe,
and recommended the nassatre of a bill jo di-
tient from abating in certain caaea reported j of Claims to Whom waq referred the ! k a T7 .l101.01 ncomoe, irom w
- - - - - - - j
la te ilirorred frota kta ue LitiateA;
aoi Air. rrtxaaJI, tha petitioa of Aaa
IUaa. prtia j to be dirorced frota ker
hasband alhaoiei Bann; aihich were
rrfrrrv-d j tho cwtatnittee f Divorce
and AUavoav. - , . ,n
Mr. UiU preaeatod tha petit! of
too, w iranaua covbit:
and Mr NaUalL the petidoa of the
trustee of (he Oxford Academy; which
were reCerred to the coattittee of Jrop
ositiona and entrance. 4 " , ,'
Mr. Brittain preaeatod the petition
of Jamea Allen, -of Bancombe county.
on th aabject of a tnmpiae'road and
Mn Carsan, the petition of aundry in
habitanta of Burke conaty, prajiu for
aa 'appropriation to complete a road
therein . met)tionetl. , 1 Referred to the
committee oq lolelrnal Irapretrementa.
- Mr Forney, fron the committee on
Utemal Improrementi reported a bill
to appoint tommiasioners'to luperinlend
the lay in; off and tmprovtng that part
of the great state road , lying between
JeftersootoD, it) Ashe county, and the
Tennessee tine?' which .va rtad the
first time and pased, , V.'.'.'-'
. ' A , message , front the other iioiire',
in'j . .a . a a . . a
vrce and Alimony, reported, unfavorably to "nS "yJ P D
tha petitions of Oliver Brame, of Warren.! w repeal me act oi lasi leamon, reguift
bouutK and Thomaa and Washington Price. ! ting he Cuntr Courts of DopltD. with
tWskeconnty, . ; , v v;. Jan amendment, by striking out the
. MrBrittain preaented th petition of Joi vfordf and made Void." the first
mTharKJ and asking concarrencf
waa referred to ibe.committee of Internal lav ; ' Senate, iht ameudment was con:
. t, nrdTementH ' ; u ' currea in
v. ' "Mri peiirht presented a bill, fixing
; vlarr hertaftet to be paid to the tt.iva En-, ern0r reported that no vman nomi
K - ' cineer. at 3500 dollars pet annum. This' r. . .
k ;. -r
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v
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" -agreed to, and made tha order of the day for
. a irrn 'ri,l..' I "tol
v--j, Saturday, KovrS7? bi Mr, Hill, from die committee appoin-
the
j itu iu tuyuiivi iiic uauuung ior a uvt
bill waa read the first time, And a motion " vw. u..jn..y.v. w
uubv Mr. WeUboTotorefetlttotbeeom.;0 The yotea were a follows: for
mitten on Internal Improvement! but was - Barton, 84; Stokes,. 57"j Moore," S2;
negatived. On motion of Mr. Speight, it was Baker, 13 scattering, 5. v "
committed 1 to f committee of the whole . messare from the House of Com-
-rTTv w -f on9..propong a ' further balloting
T r flLwelL' front th Judiciary tommiW immediately, nd appoin tini i M easra.
tee, to vhonl waa referred the bill to advance iUonoho andv Wixon - supenntetidants
the administration of Justice, tc reported - oh tHe part of that Mouse; whichprop
th same without .amendment which waa ; oaitiori was agreed to, and Messrs; llill
KnxUTiTv ' ana turner ere appotnted supennten-
"Mr. seaweu, rrom u same comaruttee, to
whom was referred tile hill to prevent ac
dants On the paf t ot the Senate.
Mr. UaTid8on, froih the committee
the. said but With an amendment, which was
agreed .to, and the bill was made the order countv remr
i r whow waa referred a resolution of the Sen- t'J uiirsj me nmuuuiui a une recov.
u h ate of the 6Jtb inst Instructing them to en.! ered ofr him i)j .the 8tate and which
A 1 . Tir lnt0 propriety of altering th pre. had been paid by the petitioner; hich
.V. Sfmr ,nff i.! e w rPad the first time and passed .
rv I - - r .i.nnaiUimist rntfi1 ft hill safithnnsitncp . . . K .
' i :Ttnv:Ue to
read th amend the act, establishing a college in
. ; the western part of the state: and Mri
.V-
ha ' Sunreme Court to reirulat e the practice
of tamg aeposiuons; wmca waa i
.Mr Seawell, from the' same, committee jOutlawi a bill to aUthoriz Ebenezer.ll1",
V to whom waa referred a resolution i ot ujese- Slaughter, late sheriff tif Bertie county,
2 m h. Rn.Lpnn to Vant nantnnT fce. which were read the hrst time and nass-
...
ower of th Governor to grant pardons, &c, , wm
iuiivv 1--' -.--",- - - ...... i - . '
discharged from the Turther consiaerationy. Mf UiH, from the-bauotirig cotrimit-
-a-. . wj
? thereof, ATee4 to.- '1 4' - - ( tee for Governor,' reported that no ber-
tlTSJXtfX" In nominaUbnh'ad receded a ma-
, v iriV"i.'T:":i?jj;Z:2t" ioritV of the.6tea. .The
4. 1 tfl. iu.i umi 1 1 1 . ii. Mnin mi u B law. iiu.inir ti r : i
1
Drovisiotis for widows. The amendment; s i 6f Burton,. Q2 Stokes, 60; f, Moore,
agreeu to, ana maue .uic uiuer w uoay ivr a.er, ix; ujanKj -i , - !r
;ir ur -'Ki' A mMsaSc .Iron the House of Com.
mons, suting" that they have passed
the following bills and resolution,; and
asking the coocurtence of the Senate:
a bill to authorise Thornton Gwynn
and David Dalton, of; Stokes ' county
to erect gates at the places therein na-
meara lill 10' repeal th act or 1822,
entitled M Alt .act for the better regula-
tion of die County Courts of Cabarrus,
Moore and Montgomery.,t and an act.
entitled," An act to amend an act, pas-
Ctfndv next
' -Mr,BlnckweU preiseiitedthe folWw-
3flgTe8oMioh:.;'5
' ons,vthatthia.presentlGhetal-AMembljr
Jv r tprtaf 0oatnlaiaa M the,. 20th day of po.
r KSpmbet' enaimg;ry3r.',t''i'5''Sl- 'fS?' fc.';' V.;
' - -'Th esolutioon motionibflfc. Carson,
VM postponed Indefiniteljf'VN.'jf 1.
- ir- 8hober, from the committee of Propo.
s aitions and Grieranc'eaj Teported a' bill for the
K'f4f. relief of John 'Haney and losephcojrgin, of
Vi! IhitherfWrd county,.. which waa reaa tno nrst
rr..l . t -1 r. ,
..vr., - concurred in. and the bill read the' brat, se-
rtetl a resolution, di- cond and third times, and ordered to be en-
easjurer to.pay to him.amaaed. 1 ' . .
, sir folk, from the same committee, repor
ted favorably to the petition of Thornton P.
Gwyrm and Oarid ftalton, of Stokes, recom
mending1 the passage of a bill authorising
them to erect certain Toll Gates; which was
read the first time. . ,
The bill to change the mode of selling
lands Under execution, was read the. second
air. Graham moved for its indefinite
postponement, w,' ich was carried. The
Yeas and Nays were called for by Mr. Under
wood, & were as follows: Yeas 8( Nays 37.
, . . , , Friday Nov1. 26.
a Mr. Carson presented . ihe' petition of
Charles Lewis add Benj. Hyde, of Butierford,
on ( the subject of a public road ' passing
through their lands. , Heferrred o' the com,
mittee on Internal improvements.-,";,'
The' following bills, were presented and
read the first time: By Mr. Bodenhammer, a
bill to compel the clerks of the . County tmd
Superior ourts, the Clerk and Master in
Equity anoi the Register of Davidson county,
to keep their respective offices at the Court
House in Said county; Mn Whitaker, a bill
to authorize the wardens of the poor, for the
county of Wake, to hold, their Court at such
places in the said comity, as shall e most
convenient; Mr. Btlsbee, a hill to repeal the
act of 1820, limiting the time, within 'which
judgments befbrea Justice of the peace: may
be revived!; Mt Smith, a bill irwiner exclusive
Joriadiction to the S perior Court of Anson,
11 pcaa biiu jiusecuuons or, :ne staic; air.
Vann, biH to legitimate and alterthe names
votes were,
' :i..r.-wviimi ami naaaeo.: & 1 f '. '-1 ''
v ' Mr Klmhpr alao nfeaPnted the followina-
S ' S olutSon. whicn was agreed to; ztyirjf. ;. ; ' better regulation of the
; Of Cabarrus,, Moore am
'V. '..V J.:. . 1 -. . LIC UULIUblCU - . . 1.1. III. I W nin
. Mr. S'cij rrrUj a f. -t.e
'.....ir cott.urt to ' ;
i.Lerv ti aiinrr of atti . e
Ur of Ctia bus rUUf ta Cc t
Mr. Oioo r reseated e e-etioa
lUfcrrcd to the toot-
.
t- '
rpb MedWv. of Aaaon.
attta or cuisnsw 1
, TVs following bills war preaeotod It real ;
at - . . v , - I
Bv Ur.M TarUit.bUl to repeal m part. r -
at art passed im 15U So trvku tha patrol " '
f BKhflwnd eouniy, Mr. tl Jl. ba t aherj ;' '
itunwk Ha Hutpla. a bill foe the better re-
guUtis) pf the third regiment of th Burke)
minti etierreato in sniuwy otitoot;
Mr. Vail, a bdl to alter the time of holing the
County ooris of Washiartoa Mr, Wihn, a
bill I aaaend aa aet passed ia 1 81 9, to provide
for the payment of witnesses In eeruia cases
-referred to the Jadiciary eommitteet Mr,
Btirna, a biH to authorise an Increase of the,
capital stock of the Clubfoot and Harlow
Creek Canal company; and Mr. OSver, a bill
to teen ti male and alter the name- of .Nancy
C. Thomas, of Qnalow,
AWhr4 That t i
and Lrfct.ao be ti
eieeir? ?vosf
.1 T Of I V,
f llr. S. M ,.
t.lfrj, l ut the Jud.ci-y r
Inatnirv 1 to v'iirt iota V.c ,
protkLhg by U fciu:o fc
lenjrea in sit cstKtal jilcas r.f e t u. .
. -Tha bdl to incorporate :! Wk - V
eademy, paaied ita tUird rr . ' - " "
The fblloa-'jig kir.s paj : .
lags, and were ordered to ! c
seat to the Scnt" f.tr co.. .it.- ... s
to repeal the act of 162. ciuir.t - v,
the betur regulatonof t ieCou'
Cabarrus, Mooee aiwl MQniiTn.-r
act entitled An act to amead an 'i
at the, last Session, entitled An
irciwi reiMWIUM Ot me tOlin'Y I
The ballortinr Committee tor Cavalry offi-
3. Robinson was efceted Colonel, James X9TyooM Td. MTr .try."
Means, Liea. Colooet and Wilaoo N. Parka, .rV" V." uo" " "mh ;
Major i , Peit0H th billto eaublbJi t
the bill to. repeal the act of 1820, limiting T. MatgomeTyfcouaty .anduiu 0-
the time within which Judgmenta before ft theiWKaJdthbiato, ,
Juatice of th Peac may be revived; width : J!0 F:JC."y,, Vr,tl "1 w
bill to alter the names and legitimate Cyrene . f.10". eeunt to.eroet Cata at t t pWc
Mills and others of Onslow county, were re-,m . f;.fA.; ; - ,
jected on their second readinge ; ' , i ; On motion of Mf . Bm, 1 .
4 Mr. 8. Miller, fr nn the committee of Claims, ' Blvrd, that the committea of Tiiunrr .
made a report favorable to the petition of A. instructed o inquire whether tle tan
dun Lockhart, of Anson eounty: which waa charged In- the Treasurer's account, Mp i
concurred In, and the bill reported in his fa. o Hamilbrf Fulton SUte Engineer, f0T
vor waa read the first.' time. . . .' i' during th last rear, were fur his nerVtcn
Mrjllill, of New Hanover, from the commit, , Engineer, or whctlier part, ,4 whaj pirt lf
tee of Internal Improvementa, mad a report Jh same; was for service rendered .uiVr A
unfavorable to the petition of Charles Lewis to 182 and, further, that they fcioui v.e
. I ..1 rin...t r.l . Ihrr ith. air. h,Ll U. ...
aim uuicn, m nuincnurvi, un.u w vuuwir-' . uiiu. i uc ia f jcif
ream. ,
On motion of Mr. Swain, the Judiciary
mifte mw iMIniMM tn iwinirA what a.. 51i.".ft. Y
mendmenta ar neceary to bi mad in the V yl uiru fl 3 r1,b0!l
eaisting law, -egulating the time and place of IWllOI, Ol. C-emriiandant of fa
selling lands and slave under execution. - f ' varteret COUnty 1 tBUltli, pryin pa.
, On motion of Mr. Mhoon; a select commit- ment for the wryicek tenlered by a p()r.
tee was appointed to enquire into the expe- tion of the militia io Suppressing jq
diency of providing by law for the aale of the surreCtion bfaUfCS in saiq county p.
bnda now.-ekl under lease in the county of ferrc,l to the commmittee of claims T
Bertie, from the Tuscarora tribe of Indians; , i . e , , . J
and Sat they report by bill or othepCj ;J 'fW the Seaatq, s '
Messrs. Mhoon. Stanly, M'Farland, .Meredith . th he nme btmtnoog J.'lXk- .
and Ired. U form this committee.-' 5. , lauded to the nomination for Govcr
The bill to repeal an act passedjn 1822, re.fc- Mr. kinner, frqm the select coir
lative to the time and place of selling 'lands' tee on the road la war,. 'reported tbt 'i L
and slaves Wilder execution, so. far ,s relates- rnmrti, rpk'hn.l Krt M.Mi. 1
so the counties ofBertie Hertfordiand Gates; i ComtniUek had had the sjibjec.und r
. v ' ' t nmaiilArAil nnrl.l.M.l J t ,
j was'for that year, or foe what other purest. .
was read the third time, and, on motion of h",ii;u nun to r
. . .Kill u,.'XU.A. 1 . ,
wr. scan iv, inuennueiy posrponeo. reasa?, im juraiiwiu: uie moue 01 turu
Monday, Nov, 29.
James it. Lote, of Haywood county, who"
was aeiaiaea on me rqau pysicxness, ana
Jamea N. ' Smith, elected to represent, the
usr 1
ing or altering i DuWic road, and for o.
ther purposes. ;Vhich bill waste'a j jLa
first time and passed,vv';.,'
'Mri'H. uryatt presented 5bill 0 esla
KliaVl' M-:)Prnanbi'tA'aVtu.vi .-PJ. ...
countr of Jones, in the nlace of" Amos' W.I Tr'V'ryr " ClUoe.
Simmons, deceased, appeared, qualified,d county ano wjneorporate tii.-.
took their seau. . Hi e-.-A.f truse;s thereof;, which wis read the first
, A message from thef SenatJ.'Tstatlhs that f time and WlS?.ed'--V?i',?;''''!'V '"Vs.1.
.e a e . . a a . . I ias m, - . - r ' . .. a. .
vncy nave passea. a resoiuiioa in lavor 01 Al-f IF. wain presented A DllJ (ft autho
fred Avers, and asking the concurrence oft
uiu nouac; wuicu wu icui wc new uiae ma ! c.1,.1. . ' n.,..-k 1 ii "
5
.-.I. '. i )M
UaMieaastuinofto
County Courts ! mahn. ,f in whicji constables shall be hcreaf
1 MonttOineirTi,te PPomt4 in thefeounty of Sampson; and
V. " Equity 0a application in behalf of orphans to ' r u;
.!. (ho lanila or tl.wir. anr.Minr.Tril tno nnr. 1 amv
the better reflation of the towti of Lum-' of pointintrtcivil Eoirineer. . .
1ertoni and a resolution relative tothe!,Mr: -Graham presented 'the following tesov
expected yisttof Gen. Lafavette. v The "V' n passea us nm reamngs.
said billf and resolution were read 'the
nrst;,8e'cond and third time, passed ; and
brderetLto" bl enrolled. C,"'-; v:" ;
v i ne enzrossen resolution in lavor or
Richard Koberta,''1 .was tread the 'third'imlrua?c! B9ttipe f the expediccy of
time, passed; & ordered to be rtrol,led.4 :3;Cs ZVrF .
i-u ... . " i , erect dams, to cut and remove all Vegetable
passed
On" mdtiori of MrvMatthewsV
way of Smith's, Murraysvilte; Ashviilc, '
i 1 .. '. .- .. ...
6 V j !.. .u v 1 , . ., v ana.tne vvarm springs, to uie Tennes
ftwwrf, That the Judiciary committee be ! . ffiiAj'", . .
. a ' ' . . KtH ' 1 iritw. 1 1 rria airar iiittr nnn nnccAii ,
a biu authorising the - r. "i
ions of the arksTf i "ri Skinner presented the petition of
instructed to prepare a1 1
takiner' of the denoaitiona
the County and Superior Courts, Judges of M. Smith, ofeKimmons county, pray'
the Superior Courts and Supreme Court, and i Insfc that a Cer'tain Dart of the nubfie
v T Tivrr. i'V .r .; iMgronnd in the town of Uertfbrda.lj .la- ,
hetd
of nrovidiner bv law for the .w of rnifii ! and Mr. ;Skinner, a -counter petition,
ed copies of Clerka and other-officers, into signed br) J.'vH.. Jacocks 'and others.
V .yn in a sun or case now pending or
wmca may pe; nereatter commenced, when
the original pape Jnay be requlrcdiy ' '
J On motion of M r; Steward
tieoThat whereas some doubts exist
as to tne extent of the, application of the laws
The saitf petitions were referral to tha
committee bf Proposition! and Grievaa-i!
ces. w&&py.r
Mr,' Miller presented a bill, authorls-
t lno" th Pnilnlv firtnrts tf Dunlin tri tW
; point a Cwnmutee'bf fiaance; wuic!ili-.
n ine jaws i . , . i . . - . .
now in force regulaUng fUhing on the Boan- imo thejarst tiwcantf ametulea s
oke and Cashie riven.) and other water 1 as to include thfecountv of PasflUOtaus,
therefbrer-'tf,- -"f ,;vH'-'?V'-'M
.' . WetofcH that a Select committee, consist
iRg of one ni'ember from each of the counties
aa W include the county of Pasquota
Mf. Jonea, P Varren, presented f ; a .
'orHalifa,Kortliampton, Bertie Martin and 11??? I
vv asQing-i.'n,oeappcMntea,. to inquire, it any. J,v, vuul; wmr: wea ibiv. -
i ...t i . ...J. r .... . J . . .vt-,:.. t iiju KmnnT.
bose of disohartrinr debts before the person-
j ' 2 1 nri,. ..,.. ;. .t,,ia4 . '
... . IT J ... ..W
s air. rppeigm oncrca n loiiowuiE ixsoiu-
' ' . . y - ' W .t. . -a.."'?'..-..4&.v1j. -,.-,-vl
t , j i&h"eiV that the .committee of Internal
V -I lmnroveinent .be "instructed. to inquire into!
-and redortto thift House, what sums of money
have been , advanced, to Hamilton." Fulton,
Vv.,,", V Civil Engineer of tiiis state, as well on ao-
T Jfc. . -Tl - ., ' . i."'r- imt- "ff ' - Va-.
me last year.- jr..-,.; . ' r- . -; (v.
.ring tin
i 4. Mr. Montgomery moved to amend the same
' i ' . ' iy strikiiiR otit all after the wdrd .House,
W ajid Insertinz the . fcllo.wihg: what sums of
' w j fr d'i..ik.A:.:ii!.j.....i..
jt 1 money nave ocon paiu u v vhhwhiito uy
f '.Wi' the state,' s well as for salary as cohtingent
' - i " . mm.. 4l..Anrtr.lnwtiln . '. Wkif.K
ftmenuinentwa agreea 10, ana xuo resolution
- -..vr. ...,.v.r-. v matter pj tne lands, urtended to be flooded,
therein named, the property of Jonathan interior jo' the ejection of Such dams, and
Bifd, pf Burke county, was,'on ita third I that they report by bill or otherwise, r
liadui.Mertid.'..v, . A Mr. Bain, from the select Committee relai
it' . v-,---i,-. tT'- ' if-.' : - -,( 1
'a. i A message innn me omer tiouse, siaung
t . l ' tnat tney -avn passea & diii to aivorce aiary
v. rK t tVitson, of Duncombe .county, from her bus;
j" , J?. vor of Richard Roberts; and asking tfie 'con-
I f CLlITCnCQ -VI. Ui.t,wHM i UCtUUUUli .' LUC
-r I . . Kill ari
The Senate resolved itseu into a commit-
k currenco -w , lu.ot.iaiu,. uciwuu inc
aaidi bill and- lesolutioa were' ead thi firet
. time and passed.-- Vfv :.i.v:i.;.-fi.-: '
tt k.
tea of th whole " House; Mr. ."Wilson In-: the
Chair, on th bill to advance the administra
tion of lustice in me vouru ot equity, and
tn establish a Court for tliat purpose, and the
r reaoluliori relative to the' Supreme Coiut;
, and, after some tiifte Spent therein, the com.
mittee rose, reported progress, and obtained
: leave to sit asrain on Wedncsdav next. -Ct..
v A mesdapc iroui uic uiuer iiousc, siaung
' tliat '.Hutchins U. , Burton,' Montfin-t Siokcs
and Alfied Moore' are In nomination for the
bSice of Governor of tlie slate for the ensu-
: :. r . 7'r. A.t?.so.
JaBSrj &3ra l'.cr-: .rcrtnmons.
.Whereas disease and death ar scattered
through manjt partsjof this State, by the erec
tion of PanM and flooding of lands covered
with vegetable matter; therefore,, r
Ketohva, - That th Judiciary committee be
husband James Hawkins, was read tV
second'nd third times, passed jaiid or-
qered to oes enrolled ij'K.- f
!f-Af r:vt.iirr!thir-nrfint'd th nolifin
n, .. -r.-.i kin j to tne Diiblic prinune-. reported a hill n
WJeon of Buncombe coonty, from i her J prescribing the manner in Which' B public
! nnntinsr . shall be remlatMl. Tk l;il.a..
reaa tiie first time, and ordered to be printed
wiui uie accompanying documents: a a ' ' :
The bill to repeal the act of 1822, for the
better regulation, of th! County HCourtsf i
Rowanwaa rad th firm' time.;,; ...'' y4;.
' The House proceeded to Consider ih .
solution, laid dn:the table' yesterday, relative
to the petitioa' of Jalad WeSverJ which, af
ter some discussaon,, was, 'or. motion of Mr.
y an, inoefijutery-pstported.:;t
( A message was received from the Govern
or accompanied by.tlie SheruTs returns from
the several eountie8,'f, elections for Electors
of President and Vice President of the Vni
ted States,. j .fYeity ?-l-'-;'fry(-.
U$ Si$alwday,:Nov;m
l On motion or Alston, of Halifax, the
committee of Finance were instructed to nrei
pare and bring in biH to change the mode of
"""s peuiar, so- aa to compel them to take
Out license iiom the Comptroller- for the
whole statej instead of the present system;
and, on the further motion of Mr. Alston, tha
same foaamitcc VCTC instructed to inrruire ini
MrrLeirnlrid'presented the netition
of CWrle C. Coppedge late filieiiof
ivxonigomery coupiy, praying iot.au tno
rity to collect , the arrears of tales" due
himi accompanied with a bill to carry
VlB prater ui vue pcuiiyucr inn cuecij
which; bill as ;rcaah firs't time? and
pwsetl:Tf;"-y' hVi'tf'iS
f h Speaker laid before the . Senate;
a communication frojn Uie Public Treasr
nrer. 'on'the Subject of the salary of the
Civil Engineer which was 'referred, to
the committee ; p InternaJ. Itnprove
meny.. ' - . ' "
,'Mri Shober, ff"n the committee tf
Propcsittans anl t.ricvances,.rcp9rtcda
bill fcr the rei.i.f of the Trustees v( the
and what,, alterations are necessary in the how
cusiuig jaws on luai SUOjpci. ; ' ; r-
Messrs. Stewart, Alston; of Halifax, Gary,
Rascoe and Picott form th committee, '.i
" Mr, Mhoon presented biH to repeal the
act of 18i3, entitled " an;act totpeal an act
passed in theyear 1322, entitled, An Act di
recting ,the,time and, place of'sellihg lands and
.. ! 1 .. , . . i
lives linoer. .execution, ,so Jar aa relate? to
recUng the time and place of selling lands
aiu stares unuer execution, so lax as resneeta
i.the couhties of Washington and New-llano-
ver." The ud bill was read- the first time
and rejected. J"' iJ'V'' v 1
" Mr. Jones of Warren, from the select eom--mittee
to whom was referred the communicj
tion of thNs Governor, relative" to the expected
visit of Gen -La Fafayette, reported that the
committee had-had the same under conaidc
fation, and directed hira to report the follow-:
ing resolutions, and to recommend: their dop.
tion:T,.i . 's-r-iS;:-.-: V'V'''VHV '
ffetalvid wmnlmbuily, Thafe the Governor
pa authorised and requested, to make such
arrangements'' for jth reception pf Geh. 1.
Fayette, should' he visit this state, as may
comport with the dignity of the state, and the
respect due to the illustrious guest of the na
tion; and that he ;assurefthe General of the
deep and grateful sense entertained by thc,
people of this sUte of the value, and impor
tance of his services jh obtaining' the inde
pendence -they enjoyv ' f w..'
wjtetolvzd, That the Goveniot'ef this sute be
autJiOrjsedto draw on the Treasurer for the
suras necessary to Carry the preceding resolu.
lion into effect,'--.-- , ii.-t.-.fe ' ,"J 4
$ The report was concurred inland the'reso.
hitions passed tlieir first, seeond aad third
.readihg. p-; -Xf-nry',V.
Mr, Styron presented a bill to amentT the
aef of ! z 19, entitled An act to appoint a
Board of Branch Pilots to exasaine all per
sons who how have, or may hereafter wish
t obtain, ft branch to pilot on Ocracock bar
aAd tha swash;", Mr. Simmons, a bill making
compensation ta the Jurors of the County and
auirai vuun v ioiiimuus county, and
Uymg jl tax to defray the expenses of the
same; Mr. Unthank, a bill to elect commis
sioners of the town of Greensboroiigh; and
Mr. Bynum, of Halifax, a bill to amend the act
committeerfoh'tDtvoceyhd"Ali,nc)ny.
jl he bill to'j ahiend the -act ot ioi ,
appointing a Board, of Bfancb Pilots t
examine all"'i-'pertbn6':jiow'havo, or
may hereafter wish .to' obtata, a branch
to pilot oh bcracopkbar antUhc sa ! -.eaj-,
was tseld the aecoriu time, amen k '
and passedyt;.'
The bill giving exblnsive jatjisdiction
to the Superior Cbi&afAoaoji of plr"
and prosecoiion3 6fth stateV,via,on i'
second reading, indefinitely postp-" '
The ill folegitimate and altc.
name bf Wilcv'AViggens, Ricks V -v.
genCa"ntllohrt iVigenSj'f children o
Nbah 0attbai;.Obn8tiaa:Wig?en
Hertford cwhty & read ; andref tt'
to- a' select ".committee consist! '
.Messrs. Hines, Raiford, Anilrt , -min;
and Smith of Jones; and it . as
deVed that all bills on the same sub,
stand referred ;tq said committee,. y
instructions to .consolidate thein ;
one bill;" ''-V' i -' V - T , ' ' .
; Tlie bill t c6mpel the clerk ol
County aqd'Supenor Courts, the C -and
Master ia Equity, arid the Ke' r.
of Davidson cdanty, to keep their r
sajtl'i?bun,tyii tvas "referred to, the y
mittee on the Judiciary, 'i. '. - ;
.y.'rt, ;n itti'no'VtfiK' . :manhcr
- Vll . UHVVMUj. ( va .
wliich (conatablea shall be hrealt
poinfed in Sampson county, was, on
second J-eading, iri5efinitefy posr'
p'MrV Tlelme presented a letter
tni public Treasurer, exhibitirg f,
mount of pay merit; made the Ci v .
gineer, and the time9 cf inakr r, 1
same; which va3 read and refos
the commiauon Internal Improve!
y ;. : y : : ; , .c fiit, r
; Mr. Hillof New Hanovpr, r
committee' oa Tntomal ,1
tOtv)rni
Jesse llo
vor.iblv t'J
v.as r
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