nYi I All I ICO V,
y4TCH!"mar heretriitr be
n. and KifVr Centa per year.
find i'r
rlof'otr1 wwicnwri who win
,,lvnee ihe whole sum it one" payment,
I" .. , . f, una iMr ilTvn llai.
Mil'- - - L- .11
L .eh and asionjasthe same class shah
I.. I - a A inn IMPVI w.... 1 - - -
la, tliusJUj .8ttJ&sJ!Kl- Siuiwoi
Mt)jia " """" '- v
tn " . - ...111 I.. nkarnraH .! kar ...Irtu.rl.
fjMtnej win - -
f 'bribers who do not pay duiing Ike year
w.ehred ihree Dollar, in mil cawi.
ari,,iion will be received lor less than
K,fVl . will bo d'nwoniihued bat at the W
P'P'r 11 rruhiM Mild
L- HI letter's K th Editor moet be pol
7 tfilirwtM hey Will cerianuj m i oe i-
LTor ADTmTiii-Swjf tow M
lltr,qtrror each initio njlerward,
k,.dreriimnl will ie loeerwo .ui
fcr willbe eontlnoed until ordere
friloatop them, where no direction
)5reitiee.neni-by the year orali rnonthe w II
Eoade mta U-dlar perroonin lor
hiter.
JtlAIlKl.T,
SALISBURY,
Sertwn p-r lb. 18 a 17 eta. ; Brandy, Ap-
vt irl. j su ci ; t-oiion p-r it. (in
4f 3 cw ; Cotton bainff' per yd. Itf -25
OUtMpeno. in a ,i cia; caannys Hr
4 a
Jcia ; CoU.hi yarn, fmra INo. 6 lo !
,1 75 a 3 00 cia; raihere per ll:
din; f I'M! I nr oi. " new pi oosn. l i.i
b;0ata pr bushel ilO rta; Corn pr bu-h 40 cii
j per lt o a cu; i4 per 10 a a 10 cu ;
i,ses per gal- 75 ct NaiU per lb 9 a 10
; Bf per lb 0 a 0 eta ; Bacon per lb 15
, U iiir-r pr In 1.1 cis; Lard per lb 15
per bunhel fl iI5 50 ma; Siettl, Ain-ri-
tliier, p-r lb. 10 cia ; Knglish ido. per lb
cU ; tast-' di per lb 2a a SO cia ; sugar
IV 12a a 15 ta ; Khiii (Jaiuuioajperir.U
; l'tnke Jo 1 ; Wtol ( clean) per lb 30
i'JVJ" Pf' " ,0 3f jelTow-rineti pr yd,
t itivta WneXrenerifle) per fial. il 50 .
nuJil do. l 50 a $1 7 ci ; Claret do
fit. 1 1 3 a I 75 cts; Malaga, (aweei)
p!-.l j VVhwkey per sal. 35 i 40 cia.
CHERAW. 7-
in murket per lb 4 a 7 cia.; Bacon per
1 00 cia; llama do. 00 00 cia ; Been a 1
lb 19 a SO eta; Bainsr per yard IS a 15
; Bale rope per lb a 1-21 1 4 cia j Coffee pr.
lie a l(i cia; Coiton pr 100 IIm $I51 16 a
; Uorn per bushel 70 a 75 cis 1 r imir
0 ijon per brl (8 10, front atorea per brl.
50 a 00; Iron per 1(10 lb- 5 00 6 50 ;
tsaea per gal 45 ,55 cia Naile eo aneori-
per tb 9 1 a 9 la ; Wrooifht do. per lb. 20
Pork p-t brl $9 10 ; Krce per 100 IIM f
00; Suar per lt. 12 I i a 14 eta; Sail pr
L IS 0t0; 8ai per bushel 87 cia;Steel A-
inn hliater pr lb lOoia; Tallow pr lb 10 a
eta ; Tea Imperial per lb 1 35 a 1 971 cis;
km da. pr lb 1 at I S5 eta ; tobacco roanu
I it red per In 10 a 15 ela.
1 FAYETTE VI LLE
inndy, pearb 50 a 60. Do. Apple, 40 a 42
M6 pr lb 16 a 17; Coiton pr lb 14 a 151 ria
tfceprlbliia 14 ; KUir M. 31 a 91
ixaned pr bh fl 50 a 1 60, Fealhera pr lb 00 a
Cora prpusk 80 a 85 Iron pr lb 51 a 6; Mo
wapr pal 45 a 50; NaiU cut 7la 8 ;SaIt
btnh liO a 90; Sugar pr lb 10 al.l; Tolac;
V4 a 5; Wheat pr buah fl 50; 00 Whiskey
Vil. 471 40, Beeawax 25 00
Foa the Watchmak.
WOMAN,
1 mind of man is wone to err.
D Beauteous woman leada astray j
1 n Angel makes of her
Sh baunla bis mind by night and day.
tiews her an his belter pait,
pKH-laims thai Natitre'e hand has form'd
i aernph resent of his heart.
And her With ever rrace arimnM.
' v
'" ilho man who will deny
pCW-lions thus to nature true ?
F fW. rnnTo.. il 1,1 .1..
tair
omaorto make sore of you.
f'er all, thy bexuty may
heartless ninny uiven; '
hwe ardent love have nass'd s.wa v
. , ; .- .- r -
dee Uieebut piece of I
eaven.
O.
' i stated: in th'e New York Eveninr-
f r that a Jackson office holder in Boston
failed for thw enormous amount of
F hundred thousand, dollars, and that he
P overdrawn eighty thousand dollars on
"ieret Banke I
fHlA Readinmt An natter waaasRed. a
r days since, w ho was the owner of ve-
nne span of hoises, whieh stood st the
' "f the stable, and w hich for conven-
sake Were owned by one man in the
" oi another. -Sore, sir,' said he, 'if
"X"
i
rm Ian .. a. - . ' . ' asas,-.
' .1 . ' c - ; l
I'OETitW
E8
STA.TB LEGISL.VTURK.
SENATE.
' Tutday,Dtc IS.
Mr. Marglell-r presenleJ the 'Memorial
of the SwwkholderfpXl
A.vt.hiS' HTM1 tl " . .1 ; . . i n .
Rateigfi Rait Road, praying the Suie to
urcome iniereaieu in aaiu Kail tfnau.
Read and ordered to be sent to the Com
mons. Mr. Kelly, from the- Committee on
Claims, a Resolution in favour of Jamca
Thompson, of Iredell county, directing
the Public Treasurer to pay him twenty
two dollars, which he had previously paid
for land of wliich he has been divested.
After considerable diacuasion, in which
Memn. Davidson, Jones. Kelly, Dobaon,
Morelii-.nl and Carson participated, the
resolution was rejected, 13 to 30.
On motion of Mr. Taylor, the Resolu
tion introduced yesterday, by Mr. Mostly,
was taken up. Mr. T. moved an amend
ment thereto, declaring that Post-masters,
Solicitors, County Aitornies,Eutry Takers.
County Trustees, Sheriffs, Coroners, No
taries Public, County Sdrveyois. Registers
and CuiiaUblea, are disqualified by the
Constitution from holding seats in the
Senate. Mr. Edwards moved lint the
Resolution, together with the amendments
lie On the table and be printed. Agreed
to.
On motion of Mr. Hall, the Resolutions
prescribing the mode of proceeding in
i conteste d elections were taken up ; on
I his motion the 1st Resolution amended so
. as to give the Chairman ol the committee
on elections, power to administer an oath.
He moved further to amend them, by sin
king out the second Resolution, (prescri
bing what notice shall he given when de
positions are taken out of the Siate.J
Upon this motion an extended debate
took place, between Messrs. Hall, Biyan.
Morehead and E l ward. Tnu motion
was rejected, and the Resolution as amend
ed, adopted.
Mr. Hall intn.Klured a Resolution af
firm'ing that the word eligible" in the
Constitution, has reference to the day o!
election. Laiil on the laitle.
Mr. McCormick uitroJuccd a hill fixing
the Hire for prelecting titles to laud lor en
tries already made and paid for. Paused
its lirl reading.
HOUSE OF COM.VOJVS.
The whula silluig sm pent until nearly 4
o'clock, til the consideration oflhe Itivid CnJe
The toll. i n. o bills ns. d their Unnl r-ailm
and were sen i lo IhwnSeitite lor rurrieorrencrT viz:
ConeemHtg Elwlfnnol I'resiitelif & Vice Pre
ident lo ledoce into one act, tha. several Us
relaling to I'llois-providing tor the ap-Miilmen.
of Notaries Pohlic Coneeimng the Hiitveyinj
of Focusing oi low Uuis Ciiiicerniii)! Corpora
lion Couceriiinr. Treasurer of Slate. Cuurer
ning Secretary ui State To prevent the abaie
meni of Hutu in ceiiain cases Coitcrtning bail
in civil case 'To pruvenl the uVsUuctmr. '
tytsers Concerning "mail dinjt Prexcribiug
what shall be evidence Cuiicvrniug VVaidtint
of the Poor.
The bill to incorporate ihe General Nlining
and .Manufacturing Company, passed Us ilunl
reading.
MrJ V Lane moved lo lake nn the res'ilu
toin from the Senate, fixing the 2J day of, lau
vary on which to aljmrii $iue die.
hit M'Neil audMr liraham opiuispj ihe mo
tion to consider, on the ground llial no iosnib!e '
good, and much probrthlti evil would rnli fnun
Ihe adoption of the resolution. The lljuse la
fused to ciHisidcr, 6S to -14.
Mr Kayner irtiived to semi a prntosiiion to
the Senate, proposing al 1-2 o'clock lo m irrow,
to go into the election cf a Solicitor nl the 1st
Judicial District, rice J. L: U-uly, whose uriu
of olfice expired.
Mi StOlUnga moved to lay the motion on the
table, winch, alter some conventional debate,
was areeti lo.
1 SEN AllO.
, , Wednesday, Dee. 1 4
Mr Baker presented a memorial Iroin the
citiz us ol burke and Y ancy , pray ng tbti
reeiitiii ol a new couniy. Uolerred.
kitporlnjrom tononUlett : .Vlr Mont
guiut iy, itotu me Cuiiimiliee on Prop at
liuim 6i Urtt vaiices.rt ported the bill lo erect
new county out of' a part ol .Hontgom
erv, without amendment. On Mi Kelly's
motion the titliwas lard on the tabV-
Mr Carson, Irom the Committee to whom
the petition of sundry citizens ul Lincoln
&L Rutherford, praying the erection. of new
county out of said counties, as r lerrvd,
it-ported a bill (or that purpose. Passed Us
fitst reading.
The engrossed bill io incorporate the
Norfolk and LUcnton Kail. UoaUt read the
first tiiuo.
Received several revised bills from the
Commons, v iz 'i,,A bill , concorumg . Cou
stables; a bill concerning Atloruiee at law.;
a bill concerning the election of Senators
and Representatives in Congress, (wh)ch
latter was amended on the several motions
of Messrs. J W. Bryan, Edwards and
-MwftSWc'rO?
miditdteadi
mrtillttl.. - , '
Mr Mebane introduced two memorials
from ihe counly ol Orange, agnnst the dr
vision trt that cotinly Referred to tho com-
iuiiu ol Ihe whole House. .
Ou Mr B0 motion, the bill establish
. ....!. i...i,..,u li.siru't. was' taken
up. amended, ou his motiou, aud passed Us :
tlmd readmg, 7
Mf Hall moved to take p a nesoiution ;
introduced by him on yesterday, declaring
the nieauing oflhe term eligible in the Con
stitution .
. a Bnwprecdted iho taking up 4be. Qa motton ol Mr. J Lryait,. n.etge
co - oiierating in-the despatch- fcf bttne.t0''ui8d9y ext,to elect a&e.istor iri too-
jw . ...s;,
aud lie trusted that nothing would ue done
Mammy; y; c?. syrrim v.
to disturb this harmony,
of this resoluiioa would
ment,
The discussion
produce excite-
Mr Hall did not ihmk it could produce
any excitement; It was the mere construc
tion of a word in oor vernacular tiijfeJL.,
lo
. . ...
be placed on the word elimble. to t ci-
ded by the Senate In r)is convenience, and
that of other memtiers. Ho h id supposed
that his Resolution would have produced a
ay excitement, be would ha nothing lo
do with it,
Mr Joyner expressed the same views with
Mr Bryan. The motion was lost Ayes 22,
Noes 26.
The bill declaring that shares of stock in
incorporated co-itpiiiies shall be deemed k
taken as persmial io(erty, au.i the t.iil m
creasing the liabilities of Shends, passed
their third reading.
The bill empowering Courts of Record
lo change names, passed lis second uud third
readings. 1
The engrossed bill restricting the term of
C umbel laud Superior Court to one week,
passed its second and thud readii gs. It is
therefore, a law .-.li---iri.-,
"The bill concerning wrecks "and wreck
ed property, read the third time, amended,
(giving the cotu-nusiouttts ol wretk 5 per
cent, ou sales to the amoioil ol 5.000 and
under, and 2 J per cent, lor all ws aove
lb t sum;) lurih. r amended, so as to give
Ihe County Court ol Hyde poer toapnoiul
one or more romiiussioners for Hut oisirut,
and passed ,- i - - --
The revised bill ascertaining the mode
of proving book accounts. p. Bsed its second
and third reading, and ordered lo ie enroll
ed. HOUSE OF COMMONS
D ivid Keii)aii, the. memntr elect from
the county of P.txqiiulauk, losuppiy l lie va
cany occasioned by the reMgualioii ol
John B Muse, appealed and look bis
seal.' . .. .. . -
.Mr Gilliam 'presented the memorial of
the Justices ol tin- Peace ol Uiuntiile coun
ty, in relation ioa iccciit uioicioit ni ayatnsi
tin in in tut- Superior Court, fr o-: kti pm
in repair ihe Public Boilrtiugs nf Hint coun
ty, lleri'crred to the Co.muaieo on tne
J .i tin i;tr
Mi. O.iliam. from the Commitleo on the
Revised Cole, reporivd tne ioiiowiug bins.
wIikIi ii le n .i4i the hist liuie, viz : u mil
ronet llling t'i4j ; u lull tolicelinng Ihe
Allotue) Gem rul ami Solicitors ; and a hill
lit si rtluiiL' a'modtlor Ihe iiaitilioii of real
auil pt lstittal Utti.
A uessa fioui the Seiiute, trnnsmittin
it Memorial and eNri irom tnu W ilming
ton and KaiLigh Rati Road Compuii),
wiiif'Ji were reel and relerred lo Hie Coui
(On ice on internal lioproteiiieut.
Mr. Kiyiin. Irom l no ('ominiltee ou
Claims, icpoiied a Resolution in lavoi ol
Daniel tii j sou ', wliich pas.ed Us liiol lead-
Mr. Oranm, from the Committee on ihe
Revised Statutes, reported ino lollowiuu
bills, which' passed llieir Hist reatiing, ! ;
A hill con c mil. g Lunatics and J.iiots ;
bill concerning Iroii aauLi.t',1 U m- s , i i.,i
conciruiiig Fences; a 1 1 a nim uim
Weights anJ d 'asmes , i t 'i.n uiiin m
tztog Allaeh.u-uls l is. e lr lo- i i.t iv
ol debts, fcmi Ouvcln. Ihe ifeiediiig
thcreou.
T'ie revived hill roti rieng jn .Miiti n
and to prevent Hie i.il.--'u ti-, ol n...i.j.
ous disi ass. Slid tii oi. (- iiuog K-1
gloils yStHt'S alel CiMigit al.xos, !
lead the loud tun., pfj.o, uu i-rutreti to
be sc-Ul to lite Sell l".
Mr. Fisher lutiitdiieed a hill t' ii ml tin
charier of tb Cape Ft-ar, 1 ...kui hhi
4lu Rd lluad CoiMpuyA wtiiiut wus reitU
the lirst time ami paed, ami on in. .lien of
Mr. Fisher, refer utl to lot CoinuiilUo on
Iniernai luipiVvemeiit
Mr. Hoekius presented the f..i!tiw my
Resolution; Wtnv"l A 'read and adap
ted :
Resohed, That tlie Committee on the
Judt lary be dmcietl lo entjnii.t ii.i' tin:
expediency of anieildlilg lue I t ! I "
St i e, wtln regird to the election l Lo c
t rs for a Pr snu iii and Vice Pi. .suit ut ol
the United SUIch, Hie elei lion of Me. .tint re
of Congress m lue ' House ol !te pi-.cnt -lives,
oi Members ol tin Oeuerai As ui
bly, or Governor, of SIkViITs and of v. ink
of tho Superior and Couuly Courts, as to
cause the election for the ..foresaid several
officers to bo held on the same day through
out Ihe Slate, for the several fears, in which
they are respectively" feqriiriid b) liw to be
elected; St also to make such other uud fur
ther amendments in the afoies mJ laws as
they may deem most desirayh;. and that
they report by bill or otherwise, t , . .
A iness4ge fiom the Seuuta projiosin
that the two Houses bold Evetiiug S.-asions,
from and after the 141 h lost, commencing
at three oV!ockAndt
'uj'tayp'h
chsidcbhi b
tnittee on Ibe Revised Code, ami that the
Joint Select Committees have leave to hold
their Sessions during the sitting of the two
Housts, and asking Concurrence ol this
I Ioue. The s i i d mess iga was, on motaoii
of Mr. Hoke, laid on the table.
Mf. Nye inliotluced a bill making corn-
pewsationtothe Jurors oi Ashe pounu.which
was read three turn s, and ordered to been-
grusscu.
SENATE
'Tiurtdatj, Dec. 15
Do motion of Mr. J.W, Bryan. n.es.tge
grcss.
or.cEMPim ai, t $ao,
Mr. J W. Bryan, from the Judiciary Com
mittee, reported, unfavorably ou Ihe peti
tion of Joseph Lilly. of Martin county. Con
curret) in. .. -4. ;- ' ....
Mr. J. V. Bryan, presented the following
?JlirjjiJUi? nfi a. ? i
Rtuohtd. That a large portion of the
surplus revenue which has accumulated in
the Treasury ol the UnitetlUtes, has arisen
from the .s ilea of ihe Public Lands that
were ceded to thety neral Gcvernment. f..r
certain purposes specified , in the deeds of
cession; and that the object of their ces
sion having been accomplished, the said
L'inds, or their proceeds, iu j isiice, belong
to the I t-s.
RtaolvtL As the opio'on of this Gener
al Asseiuoly, that any act by which the Con
gress of the United St alts shall gne Ihe
Public Lmds to the Slates in wiiiih lii. v
are situated, or any act hy whi.iiihe
miniittinn (Mice at which ihcs. Lhi Js ..re
now sol.l, shall be reduced, w.mi.l .k ii
msly attitel thi prosperity ef,li tli ni l i
Slates, and do great inj'isti.'e L tii.n.- Si.,i. n 1
by which they weie oniu iily ce.l.il to tne
1 n.l.!ru.-.
n.. ...i j.-i.i. .i. ...i ....
v..-'. miiij, inn in-ij.i ..I. .tt'i.i Mat
ing U en exlingutslieil, ami In.' j cl for
which the cission of the respei'tiie uortions
ol the fit .He Domain hy Ihe M it. s whieh I
iKijf ni.illt held tlieui, havinir thus boen hc- i
comphhtieii, that such disposition of Ihe
Public Ltinls. or the proceetis lliereof,.iji .t
to t in iue nut--nj toe Stales ol the Uololl.
as shall bn p.op.iriione.i to the resH. iivt
saenrirts and expenditures incurred by
tin in hi support of the ' United Stales; or
at I. ast, in proptrtiou to their federal pop
ul i io i
Utijlvtl, Thit the power to tax is a
nght couierred upon Congiess by tin Cm
stlliilioii ol tne United States, and tout the
sunt Congress is Uie Constitutional judge ol
hnl nuioiinl .l
revenue oiig.iilnho raise.t;-.
-, , i.
lue potiple in the shape otj
r .. ...
sni lo call irom tne
taxes, or tlulies, m.Mo immiy kno.vinjily,
than is tleinaiitl.-d by ihe wauU of the Giw.
t riiiueul, is an abuse of that right or pow
ur. llitolvtd, That the TarilT Coin promise
Act was passeil m good lailli, and ought I"
he itbserved i uud any act on the pari ol
Congress lo disturb us provisions or Irus
irale its operation, would be regarded ;m
'.iiijusi, iinti a violation of good f.iilh.
Utt lived. That tlie G ivcrnor lie, am!
he is In re;.y requested, to traiismil cnj'i. s
of these Resolutions to the Senators ami
Representatives Irom this folate hi ll if
Conuress oflhe UuiU'd Stales.
Laid ou the taUh! ohtfoi 'Jered to be prin
ted. Air. McCormick presented a hill f.-i
the heller regulation of the town of lviv-
clteville. Passed lis lirst reading ami rc
relerred. The bill to incorporate tlit) Salem M n
iifacturing Comjiauy, read the third uni"
and ii4ei'il to he engrossed.
Mr. Kot presented a resolution pro
p.istiiL' thai the. two lloiis.-s al".nn
si te die, on the 3.1 day ol January. A iopl-
Cd..
0 i Mr. Ilaigrave's motion, a message
was si-n I In Lite oilier House, pr.ijiosmg to
M.t,ij.i,e me el.'clinii of Solicitor fur ill-1-t
. net, im'.ii M nnl.iy.
1 c m l to iiicor,ioiaie the Ivlcnton ami
i.rf.itii Rail iload, passed its second read
i in. 1L f. i rt-.l.
1'he engrossed Inli n eitla!iciiate I-aae,
.. s...n , passe. i itb sc.'i iiil reading Ayes
li. Noes 5. It kiS'C I 11 t'liid reading,
i. in was ordcri'ii t'.i he cnr-ll-:d.
i' letw i II.h.sCs j .ii. f . I this day, an
ending i'i j-re eeis ...ii w ..tent, to elect a
J nlge to sti
!y Jiidf-i n . .nge s vacancy
the iiiim.' ol U.veu llnl .tes,' I'Isq.
having
wen noiletj i.. I'.-ti-rtaon.
Mr. M-isely m i lea nintion to send a
unsaaie lo Hie House, to electni ; Monday
la Judge, in plac-i of Judijc N irw-mJ re
! siuu.-il, and nominated Hon Fredrick Aash
I ol ' llillsliorough. Agreed to.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mi. JotJan iniroduced a bill lo incOrpo
rale tin; U"ci,fisli Mauiifat'turing Company
oi r.iyiMicvihe ; winch passed its first read
ing. Mr. Small woo 1. from the Select Com
ut.uee on the memorials Irom cerium citi
zens of Hyde county, reported a bill lo
u tango me site ol the Court House and
Jail :' thai county, and lor other purposes.
Keat: tne first tune. '
' A message from the Senate, proposing
tULg'i utUi ait. election on Alopday-netrui
12 o'clock, to till the vacancy in the Supe
rior Courts of Law and Equity, occasioned
ny the resignation of lion. W illiam Nor-
wood. Agreed to. - -
. MrGrartam,frdm the Committee on the
Judiciary, who were instructed to enquire
into iheexneitienc v. of nassintr a general
law upon the subject ; of legitimating per -
iiavwlltMlig-wmw..wwrhid
zr-trM:i.rJZ.f
1 J I u
Buiyect u j,uny eiuoouivu tu uucjii jw..
vrsedStatutesthowVlh
asked to be discharged from the lurlher
consideration thereof. Concurred in.
Mr, Moore, from the Committee oii tfie
Revised Statutes, reported a b.ll to provide
e... .1.- -..ii-...;.... ....I .n..,,.eme..t ..f
lUt illd J.VVIItVlU'll
Uevenue lor una state, which passco no
first reading. '
Received a" message from the Senate iti-
fonning lhat Wessis. Hprui ii ami r ox are : pleme Court; and a bin concerning ur,
miiwoiited on their oarl lo superintend ill ,,.r
1 , c. " . .
election lor a Juuge oi iueouperiorvA.uria,,
to supply the vacancy caused by the re.lg- jjirec.prs f the Cape Fear Yadkin and , f . Mi 6fn((
nation of Judge Strange.; Messrs. Cran- rtdw Rail Road Company, piajiog aid ot ' M.rem,gjiiles of land. The said bill p
herrv and McNeil were appointed " oh the I.nxilnuie in the com. Ictiou ot their . . a,Jm nnrwand ibe last-warned was k
part M ihci I limse ;hereu6n dtfeou-sij
I ..l,..iiA,l..ri.. it.', le t.i nn eoct.
I Mr iluurkina from ihtt Commiitee
on
vol. y-o,
Privileges and Electrons, brwltiim was re-
ferreu the auhject of the cntesied eie'ftion
of William 8 Harris, the ,emberv from
Uaharrus, reported unfavorulilv lo the i't-
i. .t,... . . . i .. .
ling member ; and Mr Satterthait
nxrrw tne mm .nty of tlntV Com.nilte.,
made a counter report. '
( I'lte disqualification alleged against Mr.
Harris, in the Reoori nf the ..r.i.
Coinuiiliee. is iiii ul ,t, Zr ,.r. ..i
r t ..... ...-.jm... VI
..ivj ,11111; ,ii ma eiec
lion, lie was not 21 year (,f age. 'I'iie
minority Report, winch is adminhly drawn
up contends' that there is no evidence to
suhtantiale this ullejrallon ; hul..tliut if there
were, that uuder Uie Coustituiiou, it is no
disqualification.
SENATE. " '
j Friday, Dee. 16.
The engrossed R luti.in in favor of.
M ir SIohii, passed its aecond and
t nut ifu.iing and was ordered to be en
rolled. '
Air ilryqn inlroduretl a bill in alter the
time ol holding the Superior Courl in the
. wocru uiatnci, woi ch passed lis lira l
I 1 he;e
engrossed bill to incorale the Gen
eral Mining and Manufacturing Assih
ciattnn; ptissed its second reading. Air
Kelly moved that the btlf fie on the table.
j Rejected. Passed its third reading. It is
a law.
The hill to pny the Jurors in Ashe coun
iy passed iis firM, second, and third rea
ding. -'
Tne hill amending tlie several acts rel.W
live to the time of paying in t,,iry money,
was read ihe first and second time, amend
ed, on motion of Mr. Carson, and was re
jected. Mr. Bryan of Carteret inlnnluced a hill
to incorporate lheCenir.il Knl it.ud Com
pany winch pissed its lirni rea.ln.r. and
" -...... i,t,a..
Iiiiiirovemeiit. - - -
' . ,
1 he teviMil hi concerning the I reas'r
w -a, r. liM-rifl i.i iliu f :.. in .......... .... I.., .1
ol ihe hiatc, whs read tin- ii.m uud secoi.O
readings, was amenucil, on mo several m.
Unus .1 I: . Cars mi. so as n s?ivi t:ie I'rea
sr.r 21 :.tvs i.i ivj in. no 1 1.
Ilea. I in ived l amend the lull
'M.. I in;,
fir. ii 't, 'v
uiaHiiw tin
penally ol ihe ttouu li J.djV
lliilead .I' Ji.jJ 0;iJ. 11,1.1a t l .n .lio.i,
Air. t'ooper demanded Ihe jea jii.1
nays. 1 hose who Voted Hi ll.c ailiiuialivo
are :
Messrs. Cnwper if Qifltes, D..I.H..II,
D.Mliery, MrCnrmick, MiirehVau, P..il,
Aamlers and r4Aiiiiier H
Tuose who voietl 111 the iicgttivc, are
ilern Aiorrgm;- Amngl't l, IL.her, MlTy an
.1 Craven, h ) m til v'uiteret, tiuuioig,
Ciisiin, Cooj.,1 ot M irmi, I0owar.ls, lx
iiui, i''ox, tluder, II hi, it .nider, J yuer,
J ics, iterr, K.'ilv, lii: ;ay, .vl rs.eilcr,
.vlciiane, Alelehi.r, Al.M.igcuiciy . .tj i.my.
.'iIiim Iv , Al iye, M. en-. , ,t , . i, U,'i'., iiiui-
I i..g. Jttfiiiiiardi, IV niia us . V.iii4tr .i.i.
J It was Hier. tore u. clotfd hi llix n. gi-
lio Tne bill passed lis sti. o.id in. I
linrd raadiugs, aiid was ordereuto oe enroll
ed. I he Revised hill concerning quarantine,
and tlie introduction d couiagious dlst;ates,
was n ail tne lii m, second and third lime, it
or. ieii d to ho enrolled.
Tne R.-visuii lull co icermng religious so
cieties and congregations, was lead tho hist,
sr. oud and third louts, and ordered lo be
oo enrolled.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Received a messngn from the Senate pro
posing I hut the C.'ucral Asse.nhly adjourn
sine die on the. Sd day of January next.
Mr. Cu in. ul moved thai tho said message
lie laid ou ihe taole. The q'leslion there-
i M as il. i id.-d in the negative. The ques
tion then recui ring on the passaoe ol the
H. s. lut.oil, it was negatived. .
Tin'. Resolution heretofore presentod by
.Mr. Crawlord (proposing thai this llouso
hold Evening Sissious Irom and alter the
1 4th instant, commencing at S o'clock, and
lo le continued fiom hay to day, at which
no proposition shall be coasidered except i
bills repoiled by the Cotinuiltee oil Ihe Re- I
vised Code) was taken up, amended so as
to subslilulu ihe 17 ill lor the 14ih lust, and
adopted.
A message fiom the Senate, proposing
thai an election bo in l I on Tuesday iieU
iijt l"i o'cloik, lor a Senator to . Congress,
liom and alter Hie 4th ol March next. A
greed lo.
'the Shaker laid before the. House a
communivutiou from tne Public Treasurer,
transmitting t ertain' Bai.k slalemenu re
Ct ived at that Depaituieiit since Ihe date ol
ins annual Repoit The staieineuls were
referred to the Committee on Finance.
Mr .Moore
from tho Committee on the
Revised Statutes, reported the following
hills,' which passed their lii si reading, viz:
A bill to reoulale dest enisia lull concerning
9 . ' a
, tie appoiutmenl and duties Jf -Patrol iua
T - .--t--..-.vs..-- ....rJ.m -
(,.-.. ii r v,-w uwtnn,. mwi iu
winch
, a8 paw. d their first readiu., viz: A mil
i,, , -tjblish a fund lor Internal Impiovemeiit,
twj lw t rciite a board lor the manag' ment
ll(ereol; 4 bill cue ruing the r. p.-al - fatal -
iV.ii ....... iu.vrf.4ir.iMi Towns:
, u.CBj -iini, . -
, a 0(u t0 , nauie women, in eeitaiu w p
I ma in lam actions of slatder; a bill, loi regu- ,
j aU,,g Oidmaittt; a bill concemiog tte au-
: ' . . ' a I
, Mf, v. joiaan preseniea n.-
Tvitnk Rett ri "d to the commiitee ou
TiS
lonml liniiroveirn nts.
Air. iltll lutroUuced memorial of the
s4 rYnurj
t . . -4 ? "
r ? , A ,,,,,:r"r d Company of f,
, A . . lf' I"10!! "crese of
V. . 1 V ' " Cook
inillee on Flnaun,
s "
tttttnrrrtjitroi!iicwr a T resoluriofl l io
vacate the hi .4 John Avernt, the me,.
ber from Onslow, i,,h. gr,WOll f bit.
ing bel.1 iIm office ol P.ivtm. . ,i...
W"!') , bt Tore and at Hi tnno ofhiaol,
I .i - , . - . . - -.-
lo ibe Committee on Privileges and Eh
lions.
On introducing this Resolution, Mr. 0.
mad, some vers appropriate remarks lout h
ing tho duty id trie legislature, at this I
first session coder tlit Amended CoOaUin.
lion, lie sod that i .Might to settle liw
prop r construction lo be placed oft that iu
strumcht a( a precedent for future times,
so that both the Lcgisl.tuie and the peopU
may, hereafter, be apprized of it true mean
ing and the fundamental Chnrler i f o.-r
lights be krpt inviolate. And this ought
to be done, cooly slid owpsawouat, ,,, . "1W
out reforence as to whom it may personally
aff' c, w ..'JLJ?-!IJIMI M pailtL
artTtntyemnl i. (. r-.
Mr Rjyiier presented a Kemiltitiwi to v seals
the seal ul James Calloway, one of lbs meBllrs - J
(Mm Surry ctMiniy , on ihe ground of his having V
held ihe oflloe of F.olry lakvr of lhal eoonly at i
the lime t. lakue his teal in ibis body i alw
llesohlll.,n m .,,! inH tl( M.ii J.,,,1.,.. ,
a im-uiiier from CtmilierUd. on the ground of Lor
having. at the unit. t his election, an J ts. Iku a
......a ... . .ii ....
...a . i.i una ii,.uae, qelil tli ulUtses Coftttty-
Nihtitor iir Aliorney, and of Notary Public, i'r
lhal c.Hinty. The Rew.lminns were relerreu 0
the C.Mninituie mi 1'iiviUges and F.heiions. '
In Hiiitiiiniing these ltes.iluli.Kis, Mr K in
ilnie.l iu a sliain of v-ry severe and siii,i,,
re.uarli on the count p.iis.iU by lbs Van liuo u
, ri y . m ri'laiioii t, Hiewa eoiiteaied teata. lie
had .-ol .,s;eeded r, before W aS Call I lo t.
derby ih,- S,Makei, i..ra 11(11100 cast n0.,n
'he Uliair. tie fKimied Ida neal, suit Missta.
Hoke. Cahiweii, tiilhuui, Finder, and 0. donhii
aiiowssiveiv look the ll wr, but earerly-Wf tti
iu.ir teaiaiks, ih .re iney Were also pronuumed
aut ol' order ny ib Chair. 1'lia ta np-r ,f oi.i
u mse w u yrt ally enciied and moeu CoiiliiMoii
pf-voleil U a (e.v (leeuents. The "quern pa, i.f
rrereinw' vas h'lvtHVer. al length pM, ami did
troilnle.l iieeau beeaiue cil'it.'
Mr ll-kmi presett ed s petition fren tl.s
ly.i.ii.iy Ci.uri t4 L,howa, in relatiiNi i in
ttKisi.i Kjfisl-r' fee; which wm i,J
tid ituerftU loth Com mil lee uu ihtt Juthctl
ry. Mi, Adams inir-lue.-d a bill g'vinj In Ida
Count t;.ani., h.ii Horny io ati.l.sh Hit: nlliu.
..t t.M.niy I railee ami 'I i.ii.Mtrer or C'eiuii))
mne it Pulilin 1iiiildiitgn'n'fiich was Vnd
Hie first Inn ' ami pitj, imi uioiiorr i.f Mr,
d.Mie, reli fied I.i tl.o louiUtill on tht Judici
ary.. .,,.,.-...:1.,-;-,.----v-.---;-"-"jri
Mr. ii ilhngsw-ortn iiiiiuduced a. bill lareja
late the uiaiuier ,."i recnvu.g liaia of taxable
pr.iperiv, wiiicu pas.e.1 ns nisi reading
vlr FiNiiur, Im o Hie Co.ii.iiHtun oi' Internal
l nir.tveiiie..is, r pirte l a b.ll to inmionm ibe
ltiei.risb Muniifiniuring' Company ot FayelM
vide, with an am. iid.oeni. Read Hie aecood
.me , aiHMii.letl, and paused. ---
A iiicNsage fro.u the SeitaU), Inloniiing that
Hiey Had pnw.sl ths eriruMed bill lo amend '
an itr Hie aiore unitoriii ami Oonvenleul admin,
isiiaiion of Juaiie- in tins Stale, s-ed in h()C,
ami asking Ihe eointurr.iioti u thi Ihsjae.
The odi was read th M'st line, and piased.
The S,teakr laid ta io e Ihe ll.aise . com
'iiiiuieaiioii i'r iu in KAt-e.leney h, Goveir.ir,
iraiiviuiliriig ialeutents m regard id th Is k.
ets.in several of the Court of ihe Siiih ludi
cial Cirsnit. The communication was read
and referred lo a Select Cooiiiuiiee. eonsislinir
ul .Messrs. Hoke, Uyrd and Coo it
The nvised bill concerning I'llois and I'om
irirs oners of avigalllln was lead ire third
nine, passed, and ordered lo be sent to lbs San
aie. .
senate. ::S ...::-:.
Saturday, December )!.
Mr. Bryan, from ihe Committee oft, Jim
Ju.li'Mary, resirtd the bil( fir Ibe belter regu
laiiun of the i iwii uf Fayeitille, and rseuin.
mended ita paasigs." Liid'iUf the table-
Mr. K. from the same Committee. to. whom,
was referred a Resolution lo enquire mis rim ex
(wdiency ui increasing the fees iif the County
Hiirveyma made an unfavorable report Ihercoa."
Loueiiiretl in.
Mr. tlryan, of Caicret, introduced a Kill to in-
crease the salary oi ine I reaiturer. f-astted Us
mat atei "m. ir.uii.iiiu ictorrru hi tiia virtu
lulltee tin Finance. v i
The bill altering the terms of holding ibe 8if
petinr Court in the Nswbern, eiteutt, was resd
the second time. Mr Wilhama moved the in
definniie .ip.memfnl of the bill. Rejected,
and the bill passed iia second reading.
On Mr. Reinhardl's inulion, the bill relative
Is the lima uf paying hi entry money, was re
eonsidered. Alter ome remark from Mesais.
Gudger, Caisor. and Dubsoa, Ibe bill was rs
leired to lbs CoiuiuiHee on lb Judieiary.
house pFcoMMCxys '
""""M r Garv "iiiiriiduiwd a i"bnT itr7ncpnrate"ine
Ruannke Valley Rail Road Cisepany, which
waareail the first time, at nn MrGsrv'a mom.n,
referred lo lb Commute ua Internal Improve- .
HHMMV- - i-ic-a"--
.Mr Jordan preaented a Preamble and Restart- -linn
(ahnusi a literal ciipy of ilnwe isjirndiieed m ;
Hie Sen ile by Mr MoAeley) declaring thai ihe
. following Uihcesare places ol trust aqd rm.nt
t 1 ...1.,. ii,.,.ai.e..liktrfSaiilli a, aar in ,A
"'
niasi.e.r...Snhc
IMI llffTVll IlO vriiiiBii,vT T as aBB(
viry matrrrt Mf a rnl ifpetY.Vvst-
hollciUu-. Sheriff. Ciirtaier. Co ata We.'
4tWni7',Survey'and;Trsiee'iii'Ab
ly. v. i.j::-
In introducing these Reaolulions, Mr. J. dia
Ci.nnied all party or personal moiivea, I.i only
inreiiii.ai being lo have the true meaning -.1 the
1 t".u.MH.s
Orr Air. Iln'ebeatm niuliooibey wers nerw
' (
ihe latde sad De onnied
Air. Uuihrie intiodueed a He4utioo in favor
if Thumaa Dicken liad ihe flial lime Sod re
ferred to the Committee oa Ciaims
A ineMe from Hie eitaie intoiming lhat
I thev had iased ihe f.illoi-l igengr.sed bille.vii:
i . . .. . . .L M. -.......
- X hill lo iiurui: omit- Ibe Oslt
- . . .,,.,,., FfMlir ,he t wo. W Re-
uiiriu tfliqu.W.i.ni'
referted W
the Commiitee on -liJaaBiav
l'ho resignations of 0 wan B Cox, ss Coin
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