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IlALEIGHi N. C. THURSDAY,, DE0BI3BilIt22 183G
"VOL 220711. NO 53.
' iniinif 4 s' - t.wMAV.
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l8T.llfrlJV,"eU0,,a, per annum inw
V?l.?iim. Sub.criber.ia.MerAlar.-.
MTIITIUIIht., n. cru..,
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inserted three times for one dollar, aedtwen.
ij-uT. -. ......
NEW GOODS.
The subscriber tnkei IliU method of informing
hi. Customer and lUe Publier-tbt lie lis. jut
returned from N.w York, and i. daiiy reclaim
hi hie purchase of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery,
Hardware, Shoes, Hals, tie.
which be will dispose, of on tb. ninat liberal
terms for "Ua or Paonccs.
1 lie public are respectlully invited taeall and
examine hi sleek, a. be i . ever reudy lo aliew
hit GoMta, and e-iviipsr. rie iih mr similsr
KstaMithnwnl in il MMiliern Stales, and Halter, i
himsrlf Ibat the i untitjr af ipialiiy of bit
limits, and the low prier. which lie it disposed
-4Brr-bem t-,.witl satisfy the 'Tritiu iaiuiuu-
'. SUIlif llU-ittirJiliuU. Id-Sell Jfe,s;;.-5-w;rr3
;?'r;
DeeemW-r 10, - it im
.-JlL-U-JUt-pej-auua JtaUK atapnnl. aiih th.
subscriber, aie ieitieitd to Ball and aellle iheut
IIILI..SSIOBOIGII ACADE.TIT.
Til. Kali Scision will end on llie lilli intraul
1'h. Spring St.tion will brgiu on.tbc lGlh of
Jintiary.
The I'rincipai, conrmted of the impm.ibilily
ol doing jiitlice tu nia achoul itliuut a t It it d
tt-achrtv b MiBfcd tliw-ierTier of lr. Julia
A. II 1 5QH a , hiae h cyiou ti amhig in 1 tin
AeidemT and tubH'(iieiit experience in teach
ing pceulmrly quality hint lor the utun. bucb
if hi. pafon. a. admit the reonnmy ol firing a
higher pi i tor bi tter woi k, will, a. he it at.
imeil, cheerfully meet (lit netcuary ail ranee in
the iii iue of clinical liitunn.
Tuition in U CUawcal Ueparluest fSI per
r.Mon,
In the Knslih ri'l'weblJll
Xo etti elM'g'-..
ryr. t; tbixgham, piindimi
Drromber t. lSJfi
53 Sw
SYI.VESTtlt SJIITIf,
3IER C1I.1.YT--TA I LOR
Ttiree door below the Medicine Store
of Al-Hr If'UHamt, Haywood 4'
Co. Faye tti'iiUat.
Maroceivcd ami (inteniliiipf to be prepar
ed at all time to meet tSe ilt mand. nf the
public )--wHl tp?itirtly-m rianrlniTlch
mA tluwiu wmettHPiGRhl
GOOn.S, compriiunfr Clot lis, Canimcres iul
Vslinga, t( every q-tality and color, logelh
er willi erery article nrceMary for Gentle
men'. (Jlotliiiiff i which lie will cll on a gno4
tenna aa can be had elsewhere In the Ciiy,r
- have made to order, lit the fittest and moat
approved fashion., by experienced and faith
ful workmen.
la jihu It.. r -ayrry full awortmect ol
--RKADY MAUK CLOTniNC,tnn(te 1
test atyle, of gimd. mate rial, coimtlinff. in
' part ol Cloaks, Ovcr-Coati, Ureas and Frock
Coats rantaloon, WaUtcoats, Di-jwers,
Shut!. Uosonn, Collart, Stocks, So.penders,
&c. All of which will oq sold on moderate
term;
Raleigh', Nov. 30. 1 036.;
50 3w.
""" '' lytJST ItCi:iVEl
Direct fi'rh Liverpool,' via New Vork and
Newhemiu jfirrt rHa.a ttkit,
-An. elcjrant assortment of
GolJ Lever Wiilches.
' For sale, low for Cash, by
U LIMIKMAN.
y Ttalclgh, Wo.'38. 1836 ' 50 3w.
. Ilai t, Patterson & Wills,
PETERSBURG, l a.
Are now receiiing tb fwltuwing Article,
which, together w rth ihote previoutly on band
omptlM newly erv arliclu- in llitir line, viz:
40 1 1 lull. St. k PiMIO IticO Sili;:ir,
15;) H. Laguii a, Jaa and Uio CurTer, .
ii llhda. Mulakr.,:
80 ll'iica Loaf Su.r, diffe cut qoalitlas, .
4'J 'I'dih S tde and Exlih Iron,
,.: Jl..-,.!vhUb Irot i,, ur.tl..:-
,!l,,iliitil and .Geimsu Sleej,..
. - tfaattwgwatserwt, ""
100 Kegs cut Nail., "
5( Hieee. Coltmi INgsiff;,
100 Coils UU Rope,:,'.
-jH.JJ,hda-lilU-Vtliitfcryt
40 tWrls do ' do
mtdsnfeTHr-Otd Whiikey,
60 H int!. Old Apple llrandy, ,
SS Qr. Csks .Malaga k V' bei ifle Win,
8 l'ipe Supe-iinr Old Malaga Wine,
JO Hnxr. Candle., ,
51 Hone. Soap,
i Ton. Shot.a.wrteil,
2i'J Keg. Ditponl's anil Illa.ting Powder,
All of which w. will Sell upon our utual
terms. HCrilATJEU3UJitVVUJJi.
' 'Xov. IS, 4S38. . '- ' : .. ',, : ' MJw .
"" ?," notice.
't eontiuue, as lirrclolure, ! attend strietlj
I o i lie tale of all Hodne entrusted lo as.- VV.
eautitiao nor charge of only 5l) eenr Oafe for
Onion, and pledge oursetves lo oh .way e.er
li in lo promote the interest of ail lliusn whs
iitiu.1 iheH protlitre lo nur care.
UUItr, fATlEUSON k WILUS
TUB U.VDERSrGJVIiD; In behalf of Ih
Cornmitie of ll.e Welsh Neck llapiisl Clturcb,
Society Ililt.Ui) Ca Will receive proposal, lor
buililii.g their llou.e of Wnrthip until the fiiat
ly of January feet. Th. building to be 70 by
45 feel, from out .ids n out.ide. A. Portico ol
11 feet, 4 Teet rese.t in n-onl projecting Into the
Portico, over which will be plaaed a Cuimln
Two Ai.lcs five feet wide. Tlire. rowsol Pews.
with division in the centre raw. (iallai W
three sides, on the sules lo be 12 feet deep, lb.
end 16 feet, the whofe rising threw fret. The
-external elevation to he H teet. A dvubl. row
of windows on each side, fiie in each row, with
aeml-cireulartop., the lower row in be Si lights,
the upper 13 light. Glsrs 10 by li. 1 bs Pul.
pit to be placed in lh front recess, in which
ihers will be two aid. light. entrance on each
side ol the reee.. with folding doors. Entrance
to the gallery bi two doors and staircases from
the rear. 1 ho building in be of wood, resting
on brick pillars. The walli lo be plastered, and
overhead either ceiled or pUttere'd. The n.
(i-aelor lo furnish all tb materials they mutj he
cl the best q ialiir, anil the work done in sub
stantial, next and wotkmsulike manner. The
buildiag to be fi iiJied by the fir. ol Oelohcr
next. Perscm disposed lo" eontret will for.
wsrd their lowest ratesnnne need apply who
r sn not eome recommended, as men of iiuliitlri.
ous and sober Imbil.; and fully competent In
g-rfurra the Woik in satisfactory manner.
r further pxnkalart aH.lrrss. . p
, JOHV F. WILSON, f-v . .
ALKX SPARKS (. Sub-CoiuV.
. JOHN K. JlclVKIt, J -
P. 9. Una r ,k :.l. 1
- . .... ... HMtll Hll. FMIV
10
tM,t. c. Sot. 15. iix it
0le allowed toremsininarresr.toiiree my batmen in (hi place. With lln. m View, I j
thi one year ,k persons lesident without ibis, retniit la lb. eit'wens of Kateie.h, and lo my flaxseed,
gte, who rel)y.Jttrclobccoiutiibciiber., Iiieutl. in the country,, my grateful llianki foriFloyft
f will be strictly reowired tnpaylhe whole a. J Uieir part liberal patronage, and invite them Matron,..'..
mahte.fiheyer,.tibs.rpliBla advance, call and net GRE.1V B.fRC.II.YS. It i. ol Molwn,
i fiOODS! GOODS! GOODS!?
T:,wilk l tf specified time.
Wttil. w in. eny ew ir, i roauc cer.
tain mimmii wbk-h compel. me lo do..
Utile csmn mvc me nscanwu pnniif mil
Gotda. ba.llv bought, are eve. dear at thai.
and tome, no doubt, ill have to be .old for leu
f than tost for I niut gel ml uf Micro, suffcdily..
!I U jet-tlieir-Tir3rmiTr rpptentittl;"tor
ine i.ooiu mil it oe aoiii.
aeriber, bring them forward ty ibefir.lof
.March, i 8.17 ( and any perfbn inuebled lo In in by
note or open account, will call and pay the tame
by that Inn. JUHS rUIMKOSB,
Kuleh.N'oT. in, U3i. AT 6w
jC7"We think the following one of
tne most awlul instances or dfpiavitjr,
that it. has ever fallt-n to our lot to re
rortl. The loul'sickens at the recital.
Hanging is too gentle a punishment for
such a wretch who, forgeUing all-the
tTes of blood, could thus copHgij4i!i.v
ru.;n.--V, Y,: Stufi 7-
Soucrioy, Dr-smiTtox and Attr
'ft est.-YeatcrJaj morning, Mr. Mc-'
Giathi lireet laspectw- of tliliVaid,
arrested in a houscofill fame, kept by
lrs. Ulanchard, comer of Litile Wa
ter and Anthony street, a young, hand
some and innocent looking girl namsij
Phebe Bedford, who had long attracted
hi attention, and whom he determined
to rescue from utter ruin if possible.
He carried her to the Police Office,
where she stated that she was the
daughter of Aaron IJedfoid, -late of
MorrUtown, N. J. deceased, her wid
owed mother, now residing in the town
ship of Chatham,' in Morris county
that she had been ihout ;-'t year ice
nci iiiuiuvi i c,Ku,Kuiiriirrii
cle,her iuothe.r's brotlicr,Levis AVhitf r
head, who came into her chamber at
DtgKtr and persevered until he accom
plished his designs, and some time af
ter brought her to New Vork, and pla
cing her in the houseof infamy of .Mrs.
Miller, alias Funnan, No. 44 Orange
street, deserted her and left her to !.ei
lateiTttathethi'cwas-oupeHKl
XSujgueXnTeTTosTTru
living, and was some time after takea
under the protection! of a silversmith,
now of Newark, New Jersey;: whouaf.-
tcr removing her to the house of Mrs.
Blanchard, also abandoned her. She
said her uncle, who ,had seduced and
ruined her, was niarri.d about sis
months '. tail U JiTt,vtierc
he carries on business as a shoemaker.
She expressed a wish to be restored to
her friends,, arid was accordingly de
tained in custody to be sent to 'them,
as soon as J he. uecessaryarrange mefl t
can be made. Courier. .
Jldjoumxnent of Ihe Legiita'ure. .
The House of Delegates, after wai-
tinj; for a week for the organization of
the Senate, adjourned on Saturdav
ast, to the day fixed by law for com
mencing the sessions of the General
Assembly. A sufficient number of the
Senators ha J not arrived to form a
quorum of that body but, as the re
cusant Electors whose perverse con
duct had occasioned the convocation
of the Assembly, had, some of them,
returned to their duty7and their infa
tuated followers were utterly prostrate,
overwhelmed and in the dust, in every
count of the Sf ate"i t was " though t
unnecessart to ifrtthe--efroir.L
We understand lliat in the inlerchange
of opinion w hich took place aniongst
the members of the House, a disnosi
tion to unite the represeii'Ativei I'L ail
parts of the State, opon reasonable
measure of Reform, was distinctly
avowed, and that'a fair compromise of
conflicting views upon that question
may be calculated upon with great
certainty. The Jacobins will be left
without the slightest pretext for raisins
a storm. -mtu. Liiton. aov. z
. -rt ---'r "- -'rr -- a
fjC7 In announcing John C. Cal
houn at the probable .President of the
Charleston-and Cincinnati Rail road,
many of the papers express great satis
faction." ltowever (fsays the Baki
more American tome of his country
men may diRer from him in politics.
the bolief in liis intelligence is univer
sal, and perhaps , an individual in the
Southern country could be designated
whose weight of character as a man
would enable him to be more success
fully the pioneer of a system of extend
ed internal improvement. -1
. Other papers,' not heretofore coin
ciding with his political views, have
not hesitated to express the hope that
ai higher destiny is in store for Mr.
Calhoun. ff'hig.
Godd!U is said that Gen. Jackson
recently remarked to the celebrated
Mrs. Rorall.ln an angry tone, "Mad
am, you 'have umexed vourseif." "So
have you,'11 said tlie ofd woman to the
old man. lb.
The Legislature of South-Carolina
assembled on Monday, the Sth ulr.
Patrick Noble was elected President
of the Senate, and D. L. Wardlaw,
Speaker of the House. '
, What tune is must
likely io capti-
vate a young lady? A forir, to be
atlr. ...........
laze? ' Her tatrriaet:' ' . .
cttgyilte,31arkt
Ztca
16 a 17:. L
J 3;
Coffee,
12 Hi Loaf,
ump,
19 1 50;,;
CO w90-,
,." f iffi.iKl
C,(nir) 161.16
Salt.
Corn,
60 a 651
1 50
58 a?;.
6i a 6
45 50;
Whwkey, 37 a 40;
Nail., cut, 71 8d
Wool,
0,S5,
Sugar, brown, lOf UJ
1),...iim.. - m mm M-i-rr.st.
ToRAcro (3 f 10, as in quality.
Whijit In good demand receipt very
light. We quote: '
Red, $1 601 95;
White,190af15.
Ftoca Fsmily.ltJ. , . j
Suporflne, 10 J. ,i
HEFOUT
Of the Commiionen for rebuilding
the VaptloU '
it,l nn in tTir f
meantime by tirenmsitarices, not with
in tlu'i" control, and which could-4ol
ti .. t - I :. a "ill
a.,c ii.Vra.i ine , eo""""! ment-tUfre ws suipcntled, us 1
inglhe MatelKapiJol.iluiing the nio-ias wmk Wotrldadmif, witt
tttahaiTOtbeeiiasg..iLaiw.wTls0et,l a fsH iwtt9We Uir b
antrcipa ej oy tfttf .i,oinnhionet,.1t.f4l;1f ,i.-re u-d no i.m
tare increased hiaSe WaVlateTy uiaJe at the current
amount of disbursements bevond their
expectalicns,
1 o ilimcultv winch was apprehend
ed in arriving at any thing like accu
racy, as to tlia time it would take to
complele tlie Portico, and main entab-
liture tif the Building embracing car
vings, extensive and intricate, upon
whieh the hands fur the last fifteen
tnontliS have been principally engaged,
has been fully realised in the resulU
while the severity of -Weast winter,
and loss of hands in the -spring,- tend-
inent of this part of the woik to the
point, at which the Commissioners had
indulged the hope of its arrival by this
time. -The demand for Rock Cutters
to the North, particularly in the City
of New YoVky at the close of the win
ter was so great, as to compel the
Commissioners to commence the sum
mer pay as early as the first of March,
twaJMte:ind:iw
And even at this rate, so large a por
tion of the hands, enticed by the pros
pects in that quarter, left the Job in
May, as to threaten an entire suspen
sion of the work,: To supply the de
ficiency, it became indispensable to
commission the Supertntemiant to pro
ceed tu the Northl and io V"plov
handstand pay expenses of their tiaiistLtnrt.i
iUI lOI It'll IV 11110 UIAVV A IIO VWjVVt
was effected, and the 6ervice perfurtn.
ed in a most satisfactory manner to the
Commissioners. By the time of the
arrival of the new hadr a further
increase of wages had taken place in
New York, when the Board, to avoid a
similar dilemma, to that from which
they had just escaped, and which would
undoubtedly have been experienced,
were unuer me necessity oi mailing a
further inrrease of twenty five cents
per day, from the first nt June to the
first ol November; 1he time ol the ter
mination of summer rates bein-' the
same allowed ih New York, including
the t xtra bouriii the ttayTiver the tune
of working there. A raise of the par
of labouring bands from fifty to sixty
two and a half cents per day, both ai
(he Quarry and Capitol, had .lso i be
come indipensible to rctaift-f'tompisi;"
tent force at these places, in cons?-
quence ol the demand for hands of this
description "upon the rail road, now
constructing . betwrvn this and the
ITo"anoke, together withihe high price
iif provisions in the iieighboihooti.
Upon relerence to the tacts and cir
cumstances connected, with the opera
tions of the work, as detailed iu the
preceding lines, its progress ami cost
within this year, compared, with the
la&Vexlubit ho essential difference not
accounted for according to the above
views of the subject. . ; : I
Towards the close of the w inter, the
CoinmiionertwereTiiotified-bythe
Raleigh' Rait Road Company, of their
unwillingness to continue longer to
Iranspnrt Rock to the Capitol, on the
terms at which they had been pel form
ing that service since the commence?
meot of the : works- and p oposed that
the Commissioner! take the entire con
Irol of the road,; and allow tbcm a civ
en sum by the year for its use) unfor
tunately for the State, no contract had
been ent red into at the beginning,
which would put it out of the power of
the company, had they been so dispos
ed, to exact whatever price for hauling,
they - might 4 require. xThutv circum
stanced, the Commissioners did not
hesitate to make the best terms' they
could, to avoid such contingency.
I hey accomplished,- finally, a perma.
neut arrangement with the compiny,
allowing them at the rates of one thou
sand dollars per annum for, the use of
the road, as long as the Commission,
era should deem its use essential to the
interest of the State, in the prosecu
tion of the work on hand. , t ,;g
The State had in the first year paid
the company for hauling fihree
thousand two hundred dollars,) in the
second year, S2G00 (two ihousind six
hundred doIlar.T By ihisrarrange-
ment.it is believed, there wil
coqsi.dejrauje saving to tlie State, a the
bau ling can tie., per farmt d - by tlie hor-
which may be re-
quire I to keen it in condition to an
wer the purpo es ot the State, can be
.!,. i. ,L k.n.l. ...r tl.. &.. .n.l
Cotton bW'g'so a 2V principall hj the common labirei, of
Bala Rope, 1Q 1 2; which olass, the Commissioners are
Wheat, fl oorcoinpelletl to ierp, for handling; the
rock of immense weight, required on
the part of the building in execution
during the preseut year, a JargerXcce,,
iii.i:i i qii uc ' wiiiiaii.Kijsutiituwtf .
wTu!eThe work"will be freed from riiik
of exliurliitant exaction, which nt uny
nine couiu nave men cniortea uy me
company
The Commissioner regret that the
article of copper, a' matcriul which
i from the -beginning, was Intended to
form the covering of the building, has
for some time been far above the usual
rate. This article, under'arij circujirH
stances, will constitute a heavy item in
.i . . .1 -, . i i
me cost oi me ouiiuing, mo engage.
O.H2
the
ilv2
Lability
of a dt-cUnes and- the -adranccd state
td" the work requiring, an early com-inpiirr-incnt
nf if nrennrnfirfn. ,t nur.
rate, and an experieneetl Artist engag
ed for tlie execution of that fit of the
work.' Tin or line would have tost
about half the price of copper, but be-iog-tsiv-lvaa
durabls.vii4liifr-a to
and of course less appropriate cover
ing .to a building composed of the ma
terial of this, and of its character of
workmanship, the former was therefore
preferred. 42'-t , -
l.Tyirrot in exrrulioii ijie gen
eral desig-n of this buildinj, the Com-
lirussidnerjaris2il
ei oy one ruia yizjj i o suurr no pari
in material or workinanship, from con
sitTeraiiona orexpefise, to attach an
idea of. meanness to ; the wliu! or ay 1
part thereof, believing that in actio
upon this principle, the completion of
this great work, identified with the
pride. and character ol the Stale, they
will more fully accomplish the wishes
and exDcctations of tha Legislature.
4luift.br a 4orc. 'which fur the aku ol
saving, me DUiiuing wouiu wnen none
T .1 ! I I I I -.1 .1
,.. .. .
bo looked upon as a pivco of mere
patch-work.
In following out this rule, onesif the
most prominent cases showing the pro
priety ofits ecneral bearing.and neces-
sity of its observance, will be seen in
say waeernent or ing ouiiiiiiil', wnere
es of the passre, partly fiut up
in rough rock, during , the brst year ot
the work, and intended for piaster, arc
now designed to be superseded by
walls ofXaced.rockjia.luiiliaa.the jprin.e
ing of the ground an lies: if of piaster.
aa originally, proposed, it would be
easy to. foresee that the sides of these
walls, Hanking tlie public high-ways
of the building, in a short time, would
become defaced and mutilated and
when taken into consideration, their
immediate connection Villi the base
ment rotunda of hewn rock, the incon
gruity would bts so apparent, , a to
render them forever objects of painful
kotttemrrlatiotl. .
The general design aoil plan of the
building ii now settled, and drawings
made out for the execution of the work
accordingly, which upon examination
wiHr be found, tlit34JM4ttrVurari
tfiiggnient!pif ..ita MnuuiMrWiiaeMiv
the South end, the hall of the House of
Commons, with suitable offices for
their clerks; on , each : side of , the
passage ways connecting the for
ticos with the ., Rotunda, are the
pcomitiitlee" rooms, , Irj the Basement
the -offices for the diHerent depart- 4
ments of ihij State on the upper floor,
in the Kast and - Vest ccnire protec
tion, the Supreme Court and Library
rooms: the lurmer thus s.tuated, will
be removed from the bustle and intru
sion, to, which it would, be exposed, if
placed contiguous to the public Halls;
while the latter will be suitably retired,
and where a height of ceiling may be
attained to adin'.t of the introduction of
an order of Architecture appropriate
to the objecif of these fooins.,,.,,
The great Stair ways have promin
ent starting points, at the entrance of
the Porticos in the Basement, 'and an
easy and uninterrupted continuance to
the apartment and galleries above.
The Board have sparetjLno pains in
settling the plan of this Wice in all
its parts, with the strictest regard to
the principles 'of A rchitecture,' and
rules of Architectural taste. 4 I'V ac-s
coinpltstnng this important object they
have been guided by the highest pro
fessional skiif, M)t even '.adopting the
design upon the recommendation of
Mr, Patoii , our, fupeiiiJtendant tlone
fwho has displayed unexampled skill
in. carrying this 'work through heart
alt of its most dilJkult and iritrkate1
parts bf execution; with extrafm'inary ,
accuiiicy and precision, buMn.a. co'r-
nance wiui nis w lanes, u neeii.au u
wiiuayiew ,io tne tiinercni oojects oi mem or the eountry eould readily turn to any, claims, a resolution in Tavrir of JameiS'
the building, are appropriate anil liar- law tliey deired to They could not .hi ! Thompson, nf Iredell county ' direct '
moniouB. On the principal , floor is Jhi. without the book, and th expenae would ' -' tha public Treasurer s,U '",
acBommodattoiiortheLeS!11"--!" cm. bore to legialatafortli bar, lis was not, h. Vll paid lor lrtod of5hicli ho h.U -
the North eml. the Senate thainber in t,i: n,,r. ia .-m,. mSl,'sinr-r liaeii divrsteiL . f A fre v rtna.t.tMi.i .rt. if
aimiUealO'..Arcluttu..4lieuJuai.tiw
i . : .'. . . . , .i . i t
. . , . , , I
examined and given their most dievded
its athipvion.
Ahe f.:' buildinz shall have been
completed as contemplated, notwiih-
slanging its cost wtvi beereat. vet tak
, . . ...
ing intoroiisideratiiMi Uw rock tif which
it Is constructed, is out t (he States'
own Quarry, and the facilities &fVortled
in its transportation for the magitude
oune woik, me materials oi wnuii
- ,.. i ... i .1. . ..i.. ..r
tkmHitl brnwaniWi thFcTieriSiTi" "' Sup-rior Court Also a mea.
building; of it character ia the United
States, and will perhaps present one
among the finest specimens of classic
taHe ill Architecture".
The commissioners knowing, from
.xperieiictlie uncertainty of ai riving
at any thing like accuracy, in estimat
ing the time it will take to complete
the building, or the amount of it final
cost, and douUtin r whether such esti
mates now will be deemed by the Le
gislature of anv importance in the ad
vanced state of the work, decline any
Calculation on " tlie1"" utift'et, except
wen ly to asHJau'sppnipruttonJtir thej
ensiHiigas-fcHi- me strtesmtninTi m
was appropriatcd'fnr the last,. to enable
them to carry on the work to its com
pktio)i,,J3u LLs mMJht ha rrjsocax
sioti of the Legislature in the ensuing
fall, and this sum full bhort of finishing
the building and procuring the neces
sary furniture , to place it in condition
to accommodate thu Legislature at the;
Session td'lhe-t'aUwxt-tlieTTaftwrTO
this esse, then provision" should be"j'wWic-'Pv Tb. cnirrosicd bitt w gtvati "
matle to avoid such a coni'mwncy. lMrof UnJalie.i upon th. crop, of thear Urs. ,
Tin! fun.U -lieretoforB anJiriiiiriated ,oel' 1 ' P1?"'"" of,he rout and theen
l i lunds lu retolo.e appiopiutcu gMMnU rp,olutio ,1fwor uf 0 w, . t
for this objuct have been drawn from i mta,u hrhW CasWeil, wera road th. first
tUw .Treaauv of the State, to ii.eet the! tima and pasd. :s , , ,. , . . ,.t
expenses as 1 hey occurred. -.'Iliere vill iM.r,.l). Jurdaii. from thJii.t Selnct Cora-'i
remain on hand on the first ot next .
jaouthrs4"4ke ttfltofltrt trttex rcnderlr
thirteen thousand dollara ,
Ihe.acouoi,cxlab'.Uog. -.'the di-
burftemenls ol the iireciit year, rcar-
xangged by the lmk and in. rcaiUnet8Tthc . jLdeUh aal .CiJuihMa '.(8, C.) Rail Koad -at
llie Superilitelldaitt's olHce. for ex- i '"psny- ,KeaJ firt lime and reierMd to (!,.
aminnlion. where any cuiiiinitleft-an-l0. - f
poittted by .he Legi,.ayure.are;,nvi,,,d!UieM. U
to hold their meeling. and where: Manual LaW School in rayetu ills, asking ail "
every fr.cili'V will be iitl'.rijt d, In ma- aiiri?riibn Irom tho Public fuad'a. In aid of
i i- .i ........ r .. ... l...l f ..-ill...:.... r. .! ....
uiexuem ui wrr;ve - t - ttCHactfyyrt -
Hcrstniidrfig' of the aubi.'cLluTwIiicht,.',w'r;tW',i on BJucad
l.i y ...'' v- i
t he r ntlpi.t on mav brf i tvelt-i . ...
I have tlie honor to be, very respect
fully, your obedient servant,
BEVKRLY DANTEL,
Chairman of the Board Com- . )
mWiooor'n of the Slate id N. Ct
J
T
JLciirisintiiret of XoitSv-t'iiroliii
i SKNATE.
MnmUiy, Dee. 12.
.ill ,,.,i,0
K 1 4
tin motion or kt. IJoetery, tho Ii
to the clerlinn of Comptroller, was rn
CanJ.snJ.thiidiiairJpMscJ, aaLtLordtixJ-.L
engronseil.
KeceiieJ from Ihe Hodsa a mrinbrlol ai,d
counter nii'inorinl, from rertuln i itipli.of Hvr,
logetlier nub a prnposition to refer them to a
joint arlt-ct committee, wl ii h wa agreed to.
lo-
5',
1 bo cunitiiittrv to- coruast ol five ou tb. pait
each llouoe.
On motion of Mr. MWIv, a resolution pro-'
nosini! evcninir sessions, for the eoiuiJeradon of .
the Hovfscii wtntiitr wa taken up. Mr. M. j
moved to amr nd it so as Id authonHe the com-
0,itton that suhjoet to sit dU.lr.? the .itlingj Wigh Hail Road, praying iVst.U " ?
of tha l.7Ulnttire. Adopted. Mr.I'gxJuo:eJJt.4D-.J?i,l4 ;-:it - . f .'" rf .
tolay th.,uaonn tl iT : ft income inteied in said Rail ttoid. '
. HesaW ifthia reial was a' were MauiilafJmJ al.A aiia...orUred.i4.bt aent to th
of: The Btattitea already In fure, he could rior i
e th. one of Consuming so inneti time auoutf
th.tn. If they wero not, it was iiitpnwibte for
... .....i......iii.. ;.. ..hi.
, wu. , .
MitueoM Wor. t i.
have to fWH tftp.. .bnu,i.,prcpare4i
II di J nut aco how his constitttiMits '
the gusptl or merchant, iq hi cuuny , bul by
t
in. yeomanry. , .,
The motion was rcjec!-il by -m larfff rnaior-
' it ' and the rc.olii'ion, hsvitijr been fnllher
arasiKic-l, to a. to cliun";e lite time ot Hie U
in from J after a o'clocjug J. w adt))iLlv
the Senate took a rrce.s to appoint their
committee on the di.po.iUim nf the sorpiL.
theimlinWrW. M
llawkintv J II. llrt n, (ieorire l.y U ividsjii,
I'o'k. Joyner, M'ireheail,. Il-ilvy,, Spruit', -Whilaker.
Utinhard', Carson t.tld Kefiy, , ,
The follow iojr cngrossi-d hi la fium the.
Commons, passed their firt rradi- g. vix. a
bill to emancipate Isaac,' a ttsvri re
strict Cumberland Superior Court i I week
and a lull to amei dtlie set for appmukn
Comptrol'er. Provide that tliat ollicti slm.l
enter on bit duties the 1 '""' -.
A rrso'tition ,m favor ef Johrii Hdlef di.
rrclirg the Secretary of ttate lo Snsne to
him a gra-4 ) The Speaker ilrcided this ti
solution not to be one jf pu't iu nature, and
that .it was not i ccrssaty. tt sliftu'd pans but
ot ee. From Ihia decision Mr. Po k appeal-
id, when the dec'sion-of the clislr waj re-.
versed for Ihe uecniio.i 31, ags-ntt II at. - It
passed Us tint readi ntji .. .'' '' ''' '
, Theengnysed bill io er county
by tlie name of l)a vie, out d part of Rowan,
passed it. first reading, "r t".'t
Proposition to vow for Comptroller fhis
day, laid on Ihe lab.- 'I'1
v On Mr. Jones moWon, the bill 'to amcad
the law rtlati" ' lw ,'"1'5 "( vyi'K I"
try qioi cv, 1" taken up; Mr. J, e.vp'aitted
the otijeat' tb. bill. 1 fertrtoforw tlie pto
p!e been in the habit of trantartittr this
biisi.eu. thr.ngh their m tubers ef Aisi uihlj.
(AO session .Ihmi'i1 , be l.eld -turst wintc-r,
dry would be Unable to dii dm. f ilisdliject
wa to postpone the tiiii. of paymoi-t tutil
there should beatnefliiiKoflW J iria'ature,,
4t o'd4he said, be very onerous jo. force a.
ram inirk.ci to tins fiiy 10 psy p iq -tne trea
atirjbe entry money for aiVmall tract pf lai.d.
lite object wafto prom' te the. cHvrnieiee
ui me nr on e
oi ine prone in a i pans oi ine-;
lite.
venence
inlicipsttd ty . In Trie (id 'fren, 'Wilkea,
tr. urvjii UI6ULI.V aiMil ..fc"ll
tr'l't be vwiy fo orrr." Tar iMriir w tbe
sever-,! com tic Iu;,,k. .
ami the peo;!e mtj-hl have in.--U? lon
tii.oiijr'i them. ..Alter orinj ijibtr" rr-njj, '
from Mr.' Jones arid Jlr, C :.'. the bill ai
on motion of the latter, laid oil the tah. ?
...Nr.. Keily moved to send a mestae) to th '
Ottn-r llausf, propo tlwt the) two I lqtises t
proceed, on WcdnenUv est. tn t-l. rt
Judjeiri the n'uee uf Judire strain'. n.l
farminiy that Prrderick N'ash,oflMlil,orouijh,'
n-cived f.m ih. rmn. ,i
f a," -
"Ste. propomntr Its, ballot for a Judift '
I hirily. fjd n le tas?
Mr, Urran .if rart,il ln,fJ,,..t . '
tslution, brttnictiitp: the committee o Prift-t i
CK-rs aiui t, ecliona to man rn in Wl,.i
members of th, Lels t,lre .lUll be pr.e.d .
edaL'ttiist, where t is aiinrestil kw r...l...
tioalllwt ihi-'aiw .ti. 1.1 L.. J I '.
- " .V ,7 r' nr oy me vousiitu .
umi iiuiii iigiiiniTirsii Ailnnl., .. : " 1
JIOLriSB Of COJMMnvi i..' "f
Tho Sjioakerlaid lrforihe Houa a ll.mcW
nai worn atliami-l tsim, of Cabarrus cocnlv
contesting the election of William SJ. Harris, tlie '
suunj rwinoer oi litat Ccnintr. T . h...
I.. . U 1 - - - ,
Atr-ilatil UiiiveJiiiaS rr rta rfonw-t'tiir
fii ii rwr;
CoujuilleooiiP.tMlj.jeb.n I Election tn.zytr'
in 5 his con1ide.imiil that bo tiotiU lie njrfrty:
Cifi,jAc1h. ebnimirtrrilut tii. :KBjiiaL. " ' "
tikewa eonlained are frrrolaai 'Slid Utidesc-rv in - -L"-nottcn.
i a . i'" ' '
. 'f !e f l.k.c7laiJ, before th. Hotrsea commif."
iUaiauihlwi4fis Wwrwoad, rt--aitfniiii
liis otrtce aa a Judf. of th. Superior
Courts of Ldiv and Equity. Read and acrepuJ, ;,
The ortirod bill front th. Senate aurWhj.
mi Clerks, and Clerks Slid Master in E.iuity,,
in tins State, to iiink. till!, to rl and persons! '
ejtut. nilil under a decree of Ilia
.m,1,ee 4'" on "o ut je of the Public Print,
olfiare to J 18,00 and derolvinj the duly of diW ', 1
Inhutiugtlie f.aw. aodJournul. on tho Com. ;i
--ii mrmrrnT TiF-aniiirw ..r itu, .
Air. Graham nreseouJ a bill i (..m.1.
j - - : - ",,l" '''"'"lliBCT" ,j
Duliu. .. .
Improvement, rnpnrtad thebill lo lueomorjie ilu-
' vomiiiwc. on internal
Uenerat Minijij and Manufacturing As.ocialion, '
wiiU an atiiondinerityhich. wiuoncurr4 I
au.F the bill ptKwd iw soeonj reading. ,
vin mniun oi .nr. uranherry, a mifsrtu waa , .
at-nl to the Senate proponing to go into lite ol
tion of a JuJse of the Sue(ior Court, vc.
.IJuitfB Sfrangs rraijHed, o Thursday
1 Th.lotliwingKevia!!!!!!! their third
Trcsdinjr, viw Concerning th. ajode ofckoosinj
i Collator ailj liriirrarnl-iiii... in i
r'"'"t Attoruio. at Law onj concerning ,
"W"-:1 etUcr. Po. ihdr second !
Mn Coop ;r of Alrtin presented tha'"
petition of Joseph Lilly, praying thtf
Legislature to legUimatd hist sou i'heV
"i" . ""' toweouiuiltiewav-t
judiciary, , i
Mr. Marsteller,- tlin memorial of lh
'storkho tiers of i lh: Vilniinfvnn an.l
Coinmon..
Nt ii Y ilirnn rennrfeil ! I;ilt
to amend tU lus WUttf.'s.t ...a:-:
,o nmw tne law relative to receif h"
' Ml-laid on the table. T
- "...-v icvriTini:
'cussion, in whicU' Mers. Dividshp;
jJones, Kelly, l).bson,: Moreheatl and'ut
Carson participated; the resolution wsa'
rejected, aye! I J, noe 35. " I ..,
Onimotifin of M rrTaf f or5 the" "rcso."" "?
lullOII inti'Drlnri-rl xrt'ktpr'.l:. k St.-'1-1
- t . V k - J mi ,.
Ina,'liv u-is InLw ,, l. . - tut
uj, t. fiimril
nost master.? stilicitori.' Wont vtd
nies, entry-, fakei'i, cotiny ro'str'tiV1
sheriff, i deputy atienftV, coroners,' nut-
taries public, counfr surveyors ," "regis il
ter and constablesart'fiinqtiali'ied b
th? ronslilution from holding" (h a's' in'
the Senate ' .Mf.'K.fwardi move-1 ihat' "
thj-'roiolitioa,' together with the '!.-
mandmcnt..- lid on the table "ah d bti'1
printed. Agreed to.1 ' 'J-' i t r.a
Ori motion iif Mr llali; tho'rcsldd-1
tion prescribing the mode of pioCeed, l,
ing in' contestetl 'elcctibni' w'cia taken.'
upx on hls inotion" the first rea,.!..frr. - ,
amended, su as to Ve the thairmail or7 "
the committee ofi tl?l tiotis,' pwer t "f'f '
administer an oalh. " f; nioretf riie.'0
ther to amend Mhern hy'stHkiiiir out'1 - '
the ? iecondiraidsinon'' (prescribing: '
whaf nolice shall fie giVeti when' den.-i.' ' ,
sitfons ate taken-tit of the State.j',"
Upon this moiidirirt "exfende.l dcbkft !" J
thok -plaee;'-between"' 'Mesrii Hall, " 1
Brvan. M;iehia,l mj ,i.,tj vt'k" '
iuoii
tion
. ' ....... w - " ' li . . II
mrwas lej-cttfd.'ind the tesolti.' '
as amentled. infed.v "I
' Mf.,Ualf introdufedfarcsrilurr'inaf.! ! '
firtnlpg' thai ihe woid ".ejigible" iti'ibV',5!
constjtntion, hi-l .refere n'cu t'i tfie'daf j
of etertion. LnM'on the table,' ' , '
I't-k:ir..i. .i i '
to ifieiri'poiniment cf.Com'i.troller tvj,. '
ken-up;8iiif ntli.T on Mr." J, HY l!ry.
an' moiion, and pasw4 lis towixl &'
. in. uni nMinim.il til!) act re hlita ....
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