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(-76-) ft - ,1 f! . 1 tti ; 1 mi 1. 1 in h 1 Received from the fenate .a., bill for dividing the county f CafweU, endrfrd, xexdthe firft tim;, pafTed7ad lent to the fenate. V .' Friday, November 5. "The houfe' met according to adjourn- rnent. - .- - Pwefolred, that allperfons having pub lic claims, may prefent them to the com roittee of claim;, directly, without any previous applitation to either of the f houfes, and the committee frail receive j d pafs upon the fame in the fame man- ner as if the houfes had fpecially referred J them: Mr. Hay prefented a petition from 1 Thomas Overton and Richard Street, praying for a law for keeping Deep ri ver open for a free paffage of fifh up the fame which petition being read, Mr. Hay ' prefented a bill agreeable to the ' prayer of the petition. The committee appointed to confider and report what bills of a public nature are neceflary to be paffed into laws reported A bill for the better regulation of the courts of law and the courts of equity. A bill for the more fpeedy determina- tion of difpured elections for members of the general affembly. -r A bill to compel the wardens of the poorin the different counties, to account with the courts of their refpeftive coun ties for all monies by them received for thepuipofe of fupporting the poor. A bill to amead the act for the infpecli n of tobacco. A bill, to alter the mod of adminif .teringoaths to jurors in county courts. A bill to repeal an aft providingmeans for the payment of the domeftic debt, and to aniead an aft for opening the land office for the redemption of fpecic and other certificates- A bill to prevent all perfons holding offices under the federal government from being eligible to a feat either in the general alfembly of this ftate, or holding xnpr office either executive, judicial, or otiisrwiie under the appeintment of the ftate. A bill to amend the law relative to at- tachmeats. A bill for regulating the judges of the county courts. A bill to incorporate the phyficiansin this ft ate. A bill to amend the fevera! afts there in .mehtisned refpefting Haves. A bill for the better regulating of ta verns. A bUl to amend the ftray aft. : A bill dircftingthe manner of electing reprefntatives in Congrefsjforjlhis Itate. ; A bill for the more fpeedy collection of rents. , j - ' A bill to alter the mode of puriifking horfe ftealing. , ' A bill to repeal the prefent vendue law. . ' . ' A bill to alter and amend the aft for the benefit of infolvent debtors. r Refolved, that the committee on pub lic bills divide themfelves into fub com mittees, and to allot each fub comrnittee the dra wing of ftich bills as & they may agree upon. . The houfe adjourned- Saturday, November 6, The houfe met according to adjourn ment. ' ' The honourable fpeakef laid before the houfe a letter from John Haywood, ef qnire, public treafurer, incloiing certifi cates of his having fully and finally fet tled his accounts, as public trejtfurer, &c. with the comptroller of public ac counts, which oeing read, were ordered to be fent to the fenate. The committee of privileges and elec tions, to whom was referred the petition of Thomas Haflin, of the town of Ncw bern, reported, that having taken iato .confidera.tion the prayer of the petition er, are of opinion, that the election for ine town or jNewbern was legal, and that Mr. Guion, the fettiag member, is enti tled to a feaUn the prefent general af . fcmbly. ' Refolved, that the houfe do concur with the report. Received from the fenate a bill to car ry into etfeft a refolutio of Congrefs pafled the 29th of September, 1789, en dorfed, read the fecond time1 and paffed. Mr.' Alexander Mebane prefented a bill for building a court-hcufe in the !town of Hillfborough, which was read the firfl time, palled, and fent to the fe . nate. The bill for dividing Franklin ! county was endorfed, read the lecond time, and paired. .j !".:; MonJay, Novembers. Thehouiemet according to adjourn ment. '-! Mr. Perfon prefented the petition of fundry of the inhabitants of Cafwell county, againfl: the divifion thereof, which being read : A motion was made: by Mr. Porttr, and fecomdtd by Mr. Jone.c, that the pe titions, both for-and againft the divifion thereof, be referred to a joint; committee to be appointed for that purpofe, and that the commUue report on the fame - mm F. X- Martin, which was referred t the committee of finance, and lent tolhs 'ic. or nate. . Mr. Perfon nref ? n f thm .L.:L' iQnn Kainev. which no- r.o,? JL... lerred to the committee for correcti- .errors in patents an d fent to xht. fenate Mr. Hay prefented the .memorial cf nrfdry inhabitants of the town of ffayette . ville, which being read, Mr. H rnov :edfor leave and prefented a' bill lo rnake Crpfs-Cietk navigable, which wfc rcad tne nnt time, palled, and fent. to the iV Tuefday, November 9. The hoafe met accorcfinn: to idioum ment. ' I ' T ' -1 I The bill for making Crofs-Crc-ek navij .gable was read a lecond time, amended, f Received rrbm the fenate a bill mend an aft j entitled an aft for to a- altering the time of holding the anmiQl L1.;, and annual affemblies, and direlting'jhe manner of electing annual onlcenPfbr the fucceeding year, endorfed, read the -firft time, and j pafled. This (bill w taicen up and reiad for the firfj reading in this houfe, puffed and returned to the Wedncfday, November o. 1 Mr. Macon moved for leave,' and pre- leniea a rin tofl cutting a na liable ca nalfrom the water of Pafqujotank ri ver in this ftate,! to the waters ?f Eliza Vbeth river in the flate of Virginija, which ,J;o the fenate. j J Received from the fenate the foilw j - jag mefTage. : '' - 1 :" j "V , . Mr. Speakjer and gentlemeln1, We have received your mef "age pro . pofing to conenetlthe tvo hcuics ca .Monday next, iji conference!,' in, order tc take into confiHcration the internal po lice of ihi flatey and. its interefls as con hefted with tjit j United i.Stites, with Which We do ?W rvvnrri- ! ! 1 On motion jirhade by Jr. Taylor fe- conaea DjfMr.!;Macon : j j Refolved, tlaat this houfe form itell into a committee of the whole hoafe cs xriuivnay next, ro taKr into . comi(!tranc Samuel Tohnilon and BeiiiaminHa- kir. efquires, fenators from this flats in the foilo-inf Joints I ' : j 1 i - Fiilh -To ufe their unremitted 'jar. constant exertions until tbeV taTca havmf ths dnrtr! r ,0t nf ih- Tm.td T - v. V JL V V 'w .j 1 L.JVf w States kept open, that the IH-'C n':il have accels to hear the debates zf the 1 fl: 11
