4
it
THOMAS J. LEMAY,
cditoe axd moraiEToa
TIBMJ.
''. tar.e dollar war aeaatB1
m ad. . . . . .....-
-half
rarldiat wiikaaitk Bet witlbe ra
Jww wa-ythe wLsaeateltbeyear's sub-
esMaatwtt tdoee -
UATKS OtADTVEaTlSING.
" rliarrts,adllart eaalt eubeeoa.eat J
vm-Btei.
I JHrTIMll Bl f Ila) a. , ;Vaill
? ' M '("rtaad de4itetioBO
I r . will b made iroaa lb regular ri
wlrdrtiatabv Iheycar.
3 eete) tb CdilarsntiaT b poet-paid.
VAI.UABLK REAL ESTATE IN
77 t'lCIMTYOF RALEIGH
f FOR SALE.
T V1KTCK af a Poe at Attoraev. neeafeo
t ewe b ilse own aad parlies iaiarcwed, 1 shall
tar Ha ai raMia Awaltoe ta thc-wigbeet bit.
f ww rapvrn ua wuniit rrtctt
W4t la JwaW ttaewetl. tneche wlihlhe UaiU
ad ppwiil. iim'd at Sll Acre
Ta 1 14 tffVltHMKtsalarg two story buiH
twg.ad Ilea Material ontaim S large Koocot,
t a 9404 oVy ee'tar, a) Bated ia tit middle of anci
' I I 1-aa at lrvai Trara. Wuhia the cartiUga
. ait a ta await Ima Ihw aaor, a lae eicl
y -l aa"T tlx ari airTh ma-hautea,
f ; a llra itaaWt. Uwria;e II uct WmIl
s. iy iiat Hrnt Htcki, iHtry ,
V ; tut arv 'nilf and tcrf mntodioua.
: AwM uw prrmiirt, Ua hijlily iuir ird (iar
rliar' aJ Mrti, aWM n acrr of
Itvottf ttaaaararf, Dak an tli.korj.
T H HI iti ta MlaKl abxM llirt- qiiarltra of a
. awt Ma ttM lati. anal aaa-a ..t?. ntf V
J aaaa a) aaaanataHaa, kcallMularta ana loea
I mm, M'Mn M parrliMrra rrj 1 airly 10 b
I aavt M tan 11I ifcc CiMirT.
Ilkt frajaff a arill k anH ta lila of HilTereal
, avaaa, fta 4 aajratiaanra. a4 will ! roailc piiutittly
' ac WW wni lh arwaiifa. Tburailajr, fe
l4f at fltvaaav aeti. A Cr.ilit of lo
aM4 4 - 1 rara aill W (iara. to b' aecurcd hf
feaa4a It aaiaiaainr arraoaal proirijr, bcarini
alaa aakr.a-Hi ilia tills rcaerted ua-
aa'ar aanai'i aiiii
alanMa nt iilmr or fminnmi (he
,aaa call lananl II Sraarrll, V.w.
V UKU M LKtVIS
Ralaacb,, t'alrnkl' 7.1
' flat ar. 4ia.t.r4 S'orto k HiraM.and 1 M
aavatajaj tAtrw.MW, Bill inarrt tora;ig; -mreklif
Mil laup tf f aalr, a- l loraartj ilirir billa ti (be
r.4atav at Mia Mrfr. W . M. L.
Ttnbl9 Plantation for anlr.
Tbai aalwrfibar allrra fcw aalc that valuable plan
laliaa. bmIm wax af Raleigh, called Uak GruTe,
. rri'aiainit abawi 600 ac , a part, of which u aa
taaat aa aa ia iba eaanty. Thara ia a anug dwell
tof iMaa tba aeaniiara. It ia on of the mol
, aVttalMlail artaatiuBa fjr a country roaiJenca nj
Wkan la aa ItHaiui. Apply to
JANE WILLIAMS.
33 tf
THE WHIG ALMANAC
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rillt 1413.
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.! frir'if anil Wrliu-e of Ihe Peoplei
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
eCwMion of 1819-43.
Taa Leattarea will commence on Tueidar, the I ft
f taarmber. Bad be eoaiiaaed, aiider tb follow.
ag arrawgeaaewt. In tba middle of March entiling
IHevtaM a4 'I henry of Medicine, by KTiiia!
t;aari.
r f areetatet, by KaaaBT Haas, M. D.
fr. v Wituavi Giaanx, M. D.
AMWot.be Uiuua E tluatiia. M. D.
es at MrdMiae, by Samdil JlCKtov, M. D.
Materia Media and Pharmacy, by Gso. U. Wooe,
M U - - ...
OSaate-oeM aad the fliacami of Wamen and Children,
br tlewa L. Howes. M. U.
A Vaaraa ar Ulmwal letarra and Demonttra
linea. iaentMtctim Willi the above, ia givto at ilia
aawy emi-wr and eauvenieat Inormary called the
ett,datrn iinaptiat. .
f:iaae! Medicine, bt W. V. Giaaaaa, M D.
C'tmat "wrgeey, by Dee. Uiaaoa and Hoaxes.
Mr tlararr aaatamte ia pablte attewaaneeat the
a4 tlaapital aniH Angnat I at and a the ticket! af
atiiMwu ant U tiled lir one )ear Irom November
tat, Ike remain valid fur bia enurte, and the other
aaraie af the home, satil Ihe lime expiree.
Ijli mal tnatewetioa ha Medicine ia alan given from
tWa d f td Hnaember to the lat day of March by
lie. Wad la tba Peanaj Ivauia iloaiial, an mi at it a
atjtawltMli la well knnaa al oar ol tba fineat and
ha eawdwetvd Intmarira ia the United Slate.
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aethr lal, and awuttuaed an to the end ot March
' Tbaf are awte the abat e af Paul Meek Goddard.
' M la, Ib-nvmatrator, anha aa partition aa the pan
at lar Mitfitrr. ,
v tiui a-i iKioaatnthetrryeiieaaivaacbinett I
JlAaaiomy. Materia Medtaa, I'ttemitiry, Kargery.and
4,, IMueyii .. bat reeewllt been made, and are hi pro.
...g-tgygf in gie.o-itain
afMetHf. bih IH'laelia aiid Clinical, a cdarweter aa
praaJant ed k lMal a pratibie ta tu.iartin a
- aaeiad Mett'eai eifueatma
1 b- Pmtcaaor ol Mairria Mlien, betide kit
Cavawe. ha aa eoenaiv and well lomiehed Con
acraaatay, h-wrn wheth ar etliiliHed, m Ihe freah
and grwwtHt: atate, the eeine and einlia .Medieitial
I Uoia. W. B. MONE, M. D.,
... - Itcan ol Ihe Medical Faculty.
WSJ Cheanat Street, Philadelphia.
Aagwat let. tMtt. 89 low
KwTB mA conatilvrable anmberof the ditlinguiah.
ad aradwate trf Ih arbonl aha fe in entineitnn
with be Medical Department of the Guardian id
the Pane, aad wHh tha diftereat llitpcnaatiea and
Hewrneatry eaiaklithment ol Ike city, gite Clinical
awd P.ktttcnaey loatmotina through the yrar, ia
prnete, aad at their round of practice, to etieh gen
Ibctx ac aVetre h.
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I . .- 1 ' B- P. NAHM,-.
- -i Seller of Bool and Pianos,
ta. PeUiaburf, Va.
i4 Nokth Carolina
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hi family- , '
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132 Nassau 8treet, New York.
. Tha above work will be found one of the roost
useful and popular worka ever published, for en
terprising men to undertake the aale of in, sll our
principal lilies and town. ;
All Postmasters are requested lo act a Au' OUI.
To publithert of papet? throughout the Ifnited
Statet. and Brittth A'orth America.
Newapipera or Mac axinea, copying the above
entire, without any alteration or abridgment (In
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cenlag given. I t ' ,
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Perinnswstvting LINSEED OIL or FLOUR
by the Barrel nr Load, will write to the subscri
ber at Enoe Mills, Orange county.
" - THO- W. HOLDEN.
JulyS, 1819
Standard will inaert. three times.
87 3t
When more than a dozen questions; are as
ked you in a breatn, you can scarcely ever
answer more thsn ten of them consecutively
in'anoiher breathy y
When you want to do aomeihmg, and can't,
itU exceedingly-like Jrou wouL
Powerful in moral, in intellectual', tod in physical naouKCAwaht land of our aires, and thKomo of our affection
RALEIGH S. C. WEDNESDAY, 1) "R If 1842
.PHOJPRCTUS
Zrat.n wiTnit RiAnAZl-iC.
1"hia work ia to he, aa ila title indicatra. devo
te ta the eanae of Temperancet and it H fully
hoped and confidently anticipated, that our exer
linna. thrvioirh the medium of ila narea, wilt be
c u .i :.n il. .
fjrutl'iVI iir til ni(.n (u-m, n ) rr i 1 1 , i, . 1 1 1 jr w 11 '.5 1
and riVwVj je;irrvl(in for whom it i more par-j
ecularly ilratgnrdA.' . JMUM be our aim to mctn
Cate, bv alalrmriila lif a ti by iiliitra!ioin1ntW.
I tiating- narralivea, k- letter ail lalea, te pramrtj
ie, if ToTil AaaTistsci anil aou.i.linmalit
lo p.iVP lhe .0unjr a put abl.orrmci of he uae
lie tounc a put ahliorrmca ol 'lie uie t
itiliixlcatin
ng; iTrinka, slid can thrm to stum r)ijr'
temp'ation which may lead ta o baneful a priic-J
ice: to incte in tnem s JOet and launcuir
deaire to benefit thir fellow men.fy adding their
mite if inMuence to the moral power' which ia
now at work, and which promise lo wipe away
this btot'lrpna the fair tkitiaWvVMjr country; to aid
the reformer, m' eneonrnge the reformed in their
praiseworthy efl'ur. tnronquer Ihe enslaving p-
ion for drink, which has debased so many ol the
noblest lieirte and proudest intellects; to apeak
the "words of hope and encouragement lo the
drunkard, and of sober truth and rrmonatntnee to
those who still p miat "m the unholy, nnchrwiian
and tnmanly prBCtice of dealing in that which is
aligning Ihe fairest flowers, pniMining lhe hnlieat
affections, ever'nig the fotwleat tie, and filling
the land with crime, miery and wo
To aid us in the undertaking, we have aecurcd
the aeavice uf Meaars. K. Moiibk and A- Firx.
gentlemen warmly devoted to and ectivek en
raged in the enw, aa editors; anil S host of con
tributors of sterling merit, wlioie productions
ennnot fail r.f bring the instruments of much bood,
if widely disseminated.
number of the work will be issued on the
first day of each month containing 32 large Rvo.
pages, illustrated by numerous original Engrav
ing. Temperance Songs aad Music, done up in
a neat and appropriate cover, at the low price of
UNE DOI.I.AK A YEAK, l AUVAntit,
or seven copiea for five dollar.
Ve solicit the aid nf the friend of Temperance
n all parts of the. country in this useful underta
king.
All orders and communications, Seat paid, to
be addressed tofcafe
;DRE' b BCAVMELL.
67 South Third 8treet, Philadslphia.
Kilitnrswbo rie the above a few iner-
tions, and aendinff; ?npy of tlieir paper market!
viik ink to the publiahers, shall receive the
work for one yrar.
A DIAMOND.
We learn, says the Charlottesville (Va.)
Advocates, that a Diamond, said lo be of the
first water lias been found on the farm of
Dr . Grymes, of Orange County. It is of a
yellowish green enlor weiahing upwatd offive
eights ol carat, its value is notstated. It
ia the aecetid ever found in The" United,
Slates.
ANY THING AT TIMES NOTHING
LOrlO. -Ata-diitner-jtren in Washinjrton to
the Delegates, almrtly after the llatrisburg
Convcnticn, John Tyler was present and
spoI:e as follows: Pel. In!,. . '"'
" I do declare that the nomination given to
me was neither solicited nor expected. 1
went to the Convention in honor of Henry
Clay ; and in the defeat or the wishes of his
friends, I, as one of them, made a sacrifice of
feelings, even though my own name was as
sociated with that of Harrison. I
am a tttie and genuine Whig, end in the nan
itol yonder I have shown my love of Whig
principles."
GEN. SCOTT AND THE PRES
IDENCY The Dayton Journal publ'fis alelter from
Gen. Scott, addressed to a number of gentle
men of that place, from which the following
is an extract : -
' With one candidate for the Presidency
and tha best inteieats of the country at heart
it ought not to be doubled that the whigs, ap
pealing to the virtue and the intelligence of
the people, will be as successful in 1844, as
they were in 1840. Whether that one can
didate be, as all indications seem to determine,
Kentucky's illustrious son, or any one of
hundreds of his followers, my praters for a
whig triumph shall be ardent ?.nd unceasing.
THE WAY TO MAKE A DOCTOR.
A Doclor in Ohio write to his father thds
"Dear D-.ulilv. I rnncliulp Iilp cum down an
Re, -rintit,(i ml(i a I(.,r. I hardl v don't
. P - r .
, tlittik I urn iii mnrt tlmn 5
think I was in more than 3 ours afore
out!
cum as slick a wun as ever was seen.
Hnle roluinhy happy land.
If I hint a D tclor, I'll bo hang'd!
1 puke, I purge, an I awei em,
Then, if tha di, wi then 1 lets em.
I gets pk-nte of rustum, becabso'they saya
they dise cezy When you rite," cJou't for
git to put Doctur afore my name.'
Pacific Occarii thou inkstand ofcreation! and
you; ye tall pinea of Norway, grow quills for
such an occasion, aid n (xjjiingniir thalres
olulioni - Lct4l Lethean lloods roll over il
forever. y
HIGH PRESSURE PATHOS.
' A Western editor, while describing a hurs
ricaue which passed over his village, throw
in the richest kind of licks. He intimates
hat the cloud which contained the heavy.
r' i :e ttf wind waa of tlie blackest and most
;. urn seel hue ; that the force of the hurri-
blew off snd prostrated every thing, in-
. , a little negro : that imtmn-r could
lavjiiiibiuud the tremendous and outragaoiuf
force of the blast, and that one particular lime
he entertained serious fears for the rogfJf his
aunra.wood hW! . . ' -,, , ;
BELGIUM. : ' ''
We learn, say a the Journal of Commerce,
(hat the tonnage duty charged on the British
Queen" off which the Belgian Government
corrffbins, haa already been refunded lo the
Consul of that government, and no doubt ex
iets thai our relation will be restored to their
iormer footing, immediately on thai fact be
ing known to tha government of Belgium
GEIVEnAL XWBtV.
IN SENATE. '-"- "
Tuesday Not. 29.
Mi. Moore, from the continittee on Pro
ponitioni and GrieanC8,lo Whom waa re-
ferred the bill toeliano-8 thn bti'ation of the
K .
tourt house of Montgomery, revol ted the
sainjiihoiit Vtnendment; and ir fca read
the second time andpassed. a,
Mr.' !!ver nreaentnd a resolution roDav
f Qreen Hill fifty dollars for cyrying a wrilpf
iw?elwtibn tothe' ISth Conereasioniil district.
Keferred. t
Mr. I'astcur presenlcd aff solution lo al
low Slade 939 83, tot services it re-
pairing damages to public arms, which
were, by accident, on their way to New
born, precipitated into a creek. Passed 1st
readiiig and referred.
Mr Myers presented a resolution td al
low Joseph A. King 40 dollars for carrying
a wi it of election to the 1st , senatorial dist.
Kvad first lime and referred.
Mr. ltcid presented a hiil to provide for
rendering navigable Colly Swamp", in the
counties ofUladcn and New Hanover, and
to create a corporation for that purpose;
which passed iis first reading and was re
ferred.
Mr. Shepard presented a resolution to al
low Charles Finzier forty Ave dollars for
painting fifteen labels for die doors in the
State Capitol; which passed its lirst reading
ana was reierrea.
Mr. Myers presented bill making secu
rities on prosecution bonds liable for plain
tiffs' costs; which passed iis first reading
and was referred.
Mr. Shepard presented a bill to incorpo- j
rate a mutual insurance company in the
Slate orNorth Carolira; which passed its
fust reading and was referred.
The Speaker presented to the Senate a
communication from the Secretary of State,
in answer to a resolution of the Senate,
transmitting a table showing the .aggregate
and federal population of this State. Or
dered to be printed,
The proposition of the Commons, lo re
fer so much of the Governor's message as re
lates to tho University to a joint select com
mittee, was agreed to; and Messrs. Brown,
Shepard and Elliott appointed to form the
Senate's branch of said commitee.
Mr. Spruill presented the following reso
lution, which passed its first reading and
was referred t - -
Resolved, That die President and Directors of
the Li'erarv Ro.ird he instructed to examine into
tlie propriety of- mtking a road from the reclaim,
ed public lant! nrar dingo, in IH'autort county,
to aome point at the highlands of Waahiiigton
county: and if the nine shall be deemed expe
dient, the aid board is hereby aiithnricd to con
ttrnct said road; the cost of which shall be paid
out of the fond appropriated for reclaiming Ibe
auamp lands. . 'ij
The proposition of the Commons, to raie
a joint select committee on Public Buildings,
was agreed to, and Messrs. Move, Melvin
and Stallings were appointed the Senate's
branch of said committee.
On motion of Mr. Moore, tha committee
on Education was instructed to inquiie if a
ny, and what alterations or amendments are
expedient in the) apt for the establishment of
common schools. J
The resolution in favor of Joseph M. Bo
gle, passed its third reading and was order
ed to be engrossed.
The vote for Twiliciior of the 3d Judicial
Circuit waa as follows in the Senate: For
Clark 25, for Rodman 84.
Adjourned. A' ' '-'iv '
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
r On motion of Mr. Cardwell, ordered that
a message, be sent to the Senate, proposing
to go into an election lor U.S. Senator in
the place of Mr. Giaham, whose terra of
service will expire on the 4th of March next,
this day two weeks at 12 o'clock, M., and
informing that the Hon. Bedford Brown is
in nomination for the appointment.
yi presented, hy M . Lord, a bill to
regulate die county court of How an. Dy
Mr. Street, a bill to. amend an act to rccru-
late the proceedings in the county courts of
Craven. By Mr. Patterson, a bill to incor
porate tne trustees of Midway Academy.
My Mr. Dickaon, a bill to incorporate Frank
lin Academy. By Mr. Candler, a bill to
keep up a bridge in the county of Hender
son, i hese bills were severally read the
first time and passed.
Samuel J. Keal was elected Colonel
Commandant of Cavalrf attached to the IStq
urigaue.
, On motion of Mr. Baxter, the Judiciary
committee were instructed to rWquire into
tho expediency of adopting aome y!em off
extra courts lor the more, speedy admimstra.
Mr Wilson of Perqiiimons to whom
the subject waa jreferred, reported a resolu
tion to pay to Ashe and Nash counties their
distributable share of the school Jund; which
passed ita third reading, -and was oidered to
be engrossed. ' ' f '.
Mr. J; P. Caldwell introduced tht? follow
ing resolutions, v, Lich-passed tlieir first
reading;,, . ;-' ,
''Resolved,'. llat this Oencrhl Assembly views
with abboireriee an I indignation the attempt on
the pait of some . Statcapf tbia Union to
repudiatfstWrr hfei, : UuS
Resolved urther,Th this Leirislatnrs fullv
subscribes to tbe sentiment, that that gtaie
wuiiu uiiiictuj tin a tieoi, ana na. erean
command the mesne of payment, and rofuses to
pay, because it cannot he compelled lo do so,
h( already' hsrlered uublie honor., and onlv a,
wait an increase of price to barter public liber
ty. - - . ,
Mr. T. R. Caldwell, from the committee
to whom it wa referred, reported the bill to
establish a new county by the nam of Mo-
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Do well, with 'oTncndmenu. , Laid on the ta
ble. , .. .- .
On niotion of Mr. Brummell, ordered lhat
a message be sent to the Senate, proposing
to raise a joint select committee to designate
the lime and ntwnor of counting mid com
paring the VoIP, cast for Governor.
Mr. Bytd introduced the following resolu
tion, whir.h wa? read and adopted :
Itesolved, That the committee on Propositi
on and Greivanfiea be inMiucledj! In inquire i.i
lo the exoediencv and nnnrleiv nf nriiiino- tho
sin plus reVeniie niVd "pf Ocoe? of the public land
hi-lonetng to this Slate with IhtXitcrary Fund,
and distrihnting the aame to loan offices or a
geocle in the several counties In this State, for
tho equal accommodation of her ettuens. by a
general circulation ot a:ud monies, and mote
active sccumulatjon of interest en tha aame; and
that they be instructed to report'by bill or other
wi8e.'. Air. Jfand presented a memorial from
the Commissioners of Raleigh on the sub
ject of s'aves and free negroes. Referred.
Mr. J. W. I aylor presented the peiH'on
of Parrot M. Hardy and others. Referred.
On motion of Mr. rran.Ns, the committee
on the Judici iry were instructed to inquire
into the expediency or amending the l.tw in
cases of criminal conviction for malicious
mischief, so as to make the punisment simi
lar to that lor petit larceny; and alsj into the
propriety of altering the law of evidence in
trials for forgery, so us to make the person
on whom the forgery is committed a compe
tent witness.
Mr. Bower, from the committee, report
ed that Henry S. Clark was duly elected
Solicitor of tlie 2nd ' Judicial Circuit.- The
vole, in ihi House, was for Clark 64; for
Rodman 49.
On motion of Mr. Brogden, ordered that
a message lie sent ia -the-Scnate proposing
to raise a joint select committee to inquire
into the manner In which the money appro
priated for repairs to the Government House,
etc. has been disposed of; and lhat they may
have power to call on the Governor, Secre
tary of State, Treasuter ifritf Comptroller,
and to send for persons and papers.
IN SENATE.
Itr'ednestlny, Aov. 30.
Mr. Jovner presented the "memorial of
lhe Stockholders of the Wilnithgton and
Raleigh Rail Road Company, praying: the
Legislature to extend the time of paying
their two first bonds, amounting to 950,000
each lo the years 18 i and (849, He also
presented their 7tii annual Report. Refer
red.
Mr. Reid, from the committee on claims.
reported the resolutions in feror of Green
II ill, Jos. A King, A. S. Mooring,' and Chas.
Wanton, with amendments, slightly reduc
ing the sums severally allowed to each, when
the said resolutions passed their second read
ings as amended.
Mr. Mdler presented a bill to prevent the
felling of timber in, or otheiwise obstruct.
ing, the stream or rtrst Broad river, in the
county of Cleaveland; which was read the first
time, p.issed'and referred.
I he Speaker announced the following
joint committees, on the part of the Senate!
On Congressional Distncts Meksrs.
Moore, Jovner, Move, Exiim, Larkina,
Arrineton, Dockery, Shepard, Morehead, Al
bright, Walker. Hurgin ami Dobson.
On Senatorial Districts and Representa
tion in the House of Commons Messrs.
Edwards,'' Spruill, Howard, Boyd, Reid,
Ray and Cathy.
. On Electoral Districts Messrs. Wm P.
Williams, Jacocks, Stafford, Miler and Pas
teur. . t
Relating to a Lunatic Asylum Messrs.
Hodges, ltogcra. Worth, Shepard, and Ribe
lit). On - Banks Messrs. Brown, Morehead,
Hester, Miller, Allison of Orange.
On time and manner of counting vobss for
Governor Messrs. Boyd, Spruill and Eth-
eridse.
On the Penitentiary Messra. Elliol
Stallings, Myers, Cooper and Thomas
On preparing a Sheleton Map of tho Sta
Messrs. Reid, Jacocks and Pasteur.
un toe manner in wnicn tne money ap
proprinted at the last session for repairs to
the iiovernment House, turmture, dec. baa
been disposed of Messrs. Moye and Dob- j
son. I
. The proposition of the Senate to ro into
an election for United States Senator on the
13th December was, on motion, of Mr. Ed
wards, laid on the table, and, on motion of
Mr, Hester, a message was aent to the com
mons, proposing to go into aaid election on
the 2nd of December, and statin? that R )m-
iiIublMi SaundtuMiaJa Domination for he
appointmenL ;
,1 tie Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF COMMONV
Mr. Hawkins introduced a bill to preve
Sheriffs or other lawful officers of tlie Stab il
:.u r e .l- '
wun pniucaa iiuiii lUBt'ce ui n.e peace,
from making return before any justice of the
peace other than in tbf district where auch
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person as oeienuani rcstues. iveaa nrai time
and referreiL "
Mr. Whisker presented the petition of J.
Edward. Referred.
Mr Ahe presented a bill to incorporate
Oak Grove Acadmy; which paaaed it first
rMOIIlg. - . . - ' fci'. .. .M: "'
On motion of Mr. Jemb the Judiciary
Committee were instructed to inquire into
the propriety of ao amending the Revised
Statutes, Chapter 45, tee, 4 and 6, as to
a t ' a a . .
suniect personal property held in treat to
the aame liabilities under execution aa is now
provided aa to lands, ' . -
Mr. Young, from the Select committee to
whom was referred the subject of encloein;
the Capitol Square, made a report, asking lo
bt discharged from the further cMideratlon
thereof; which was concurred m; and on rno--. ; ?
tion 0 Mr. Young, a mrW was sen i ' ' V: ' -
the Senate, proposing lo raise ajtoinf oelevt . ' -t ..
coirnmirre onlJie subject'- J ' 'f
Mr. Norcom nresetited tho follr winn nk f ,V
lution, which passed it Cist reading aur
waa referred: . : - sr7 . w
W barest ill eenHed and believed lba lh P.
terstxirg Hail Road Ctirnnany ar 1khiI, wr now ar m
the ael oT e-eclmg and ihroaing a bridga aerett Out
ftoaa' kc rlfkr, ia the Slate ol North Carolina, b
low tba lower faia nf aaift ilrrr, aad ihereb, nkfrn t
aglhe aovigatinw of aaid river lo Ik great lejnrf
ol llv ailiaeut of Ihia tilalri '
Therefore ho it Reoof, W. Iia, Thai fcv the erreitoa
m aaid b-nlga, lhe laid rail rnad aom'any arwaero.
gating lo tbemaelse a privilege and anaer eonlnrf
to the wall known law of ih land, lo all atogea to '
sua eatea, and without a doe regtrd and rallied la
tha rinaen af the Slat nf NnrtaaroliM. 1
The byi to establish the county of Cataw
ba, reported Truro the committee to whom it
was ruferred, by Mr. Walkei.artthnut a
mendment, ahd made the Older of the dav
fur Saturday next. -r aatw
On motion of Mr. Francis, a niewmni was
ent to the Senate proposing to raise a joint
select. committee, to prepare a Sltelelon nin-n
C '''e Stale, dividing Uie. same into- coun-
lies, tvt.h the name, population and amount
oT taxes paiJ by each county, laid down
thereon, as reported by tho Comptroller, un
jcr tho census of 1340.
Mf Wilder presented a resolution in fa
vorof the heirs of Joshua Bullock. Read
firsl titno and referred. ''.
Mr. McColltitn presented a bill, limiting
the authoiity of Deputy, Sheriffs. Read
first time and referred. . '-
On motion of M J. P. Call well, lh
Judiciary committee .vere instructed lo en
quire into the propiwty of prohibiting, by
by law, the public execution of criminals.
On motion of Mr. Scales, the aan're com
mittee 'were instructed to cnquiro,into the
expediency of including bigamy with those
ciiines whieh-are puuishable with death for
the fira-t ofTetioo.
A message wa received from the Senate
proposing to go into an elertion on the 2nd
IJe.-ember for U. S. Senator; and informing
that Romulus M. Saunders is in nomination
for the appointment. Mr. Card well moved
to lav the message on the table; which was
negatived ayes 39 noes 72. Mr Mc
Rae moved to amend the message, by strik
ing out Snd and inserting the 9th; which
was derided by the chair to be out of order
The message was then concurred with 72 to'
38fand. on motion of Mr. Mendeuhall, tho
name of Wm A. Graham, Esq. was added
to '.lie nomination.
The Speaker laid before the House, tha
following communication from the Gover
nor: To the Ilonnrablt the General Jtt entity
of North Carolina.
GentU-mem I herewith transmit Ihe etatementet
nvr n itale Srereiary, shewing a liar and lhe amount
of the articles purahased for tbe use of lhe Govern.
m- nt lloute.
Yun will perceive Irom the bill aeanmpenylng
the itatemrnt, thai moil uf Ihe article eo
piirvhated in nne of the Northern Cities, I .r cash,
and without any oilier harg than tba suae aad
charget for li-antpiirtNtion,
rMietlnt; ih.t eaonomy wax ileiira'de, I adintcd.
ihu plan ol pioeuring lorilie btaie aueh ari-o'oa aa
I thought sh'julJ ba pnre'.s
n-nte. A nv
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change .
I'vtidea the a
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been made.
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