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were pistols tt ten paces. The firit Art . tningtun, taking to be reimburse! in was inriTeriual and Col. Anhrf propos- certain -ad, is order to wake qaick work of it that ixmh parties nouij nave me pnvi eitx-nditures incurred in, erec- ! ting a fortification and other work of defence during the last war. Referred. - lege l advancing at the nest are, with-j Ji til pretexted. 15 Air. Lane, a "'iii what distance and time tliej pleased; bill to extend, the time for paying in - Povall agreed. , Cue word was given and j entry money t by Mr, II. C. Jones, to " the Utter fired without leaving hi place ; establish' a toll bridge over the South bitting CoL, Archer' hat, and pacing ! Yafcin river, near llatlr Mills, in Da throubthe comb with which hi hair ' vie county and a bill to establish the y - . i- . riio.-a - . i ma ' a. : 1 1 - u fattened. Arcner auvanceo unm ;.snsiury Acauemyi bj wrwuit, a hit pistol tuMched hi antagonist' breast exclaiming "Sir your life is in my hand make acknowledgement or 111 blow you through in an instant. H 'I'll make no acknowledgements" answered the undannted Povall, and exposing his bare breast to the instrument of death, taunted Col. Archer -to fire, in terms that indicated his unyielding firmness of soul. I will not kill so brac a man.' was the reply of the Utter as he fired in the air. Col. Povall apologized, now that the means of intitnination were re moved theV both shed tears, ahook hands and proved the sincerity of the reconciliation by continuing ever after the best friends. STATE LEGISIATUHE. SENATE. Tueidujf, AV. XI. The proposition from the Houe, on the subject of limited Copartnerships, was read and ordered to lie upon the table. Mr. Redding presented the memori al of Christopher Vickey. Referred to the Committee on Claim. The proposition front the other House, oo the subj'Ct of the appointment of a committee on that part of the Gover nor's Message relating to the Banks. wis read, and on motion of Mr. Ed wards,' not concurred in. Mr. McDiarmid, presented a bill i..t.t'.. u i . v :. i Bridges. Read first time and referred to the Judiciary Committee. . un motion ol Mr: lletd, a message was sent to the Senste, propositi: to raise a joint committee on military af fart. A vot was had, a previously a greed on, for Solicitor of the second Judicicial Circuit, which r-ulted in the choice of William 11. Washington, wiinoui opposition. 0.1 motion of Mr. Morehead, Ordered, that a message be sent to the House of Commons, proposing that a joint select commiuee of three, on the part of each House, be raised, whose duty it shall be to make a suita ble response to the communication from the citizens of Wilmington, ami the Directors of the Wilmington and Raleigh Road, but respectfully declin ing their invitation. On motion of Mr. Hill, nemva, nai in liommitte on nnsnce be instructed' to inquire into the etpedienry of (4 amending th Rno Laws, to re due ihe imaunt of Ra.auua, derived from Land and Poll i's. to lb eoiouat received from mim our, prior to lb enactment of ihe AtMMOMnt Uf of 130. Joint Committee on Public Buildings. S'tMtt. Diddle, Whitaker, Sprui't, Aibright, and Toy of Onslow. Caw Mem. Band, Hymen, Carton, Wilcol, Killian. "HOUSE OF COMMONS. Spier Wbitaker, one -of the ' tnrm- ; bers elect from the county of Halifax, appeared, was qualified ana took his Mr.' floke presented a petition from citizens ol Lincoln,prajrifl the erec tion of a new county, out-of parts of CirHOln and Kutherlortl. and Mr. W. J. T. M'Neill a petition on the same subject, from citizens of Rutherford, Referred. On motion of Mr. Hill, so mucko? the Governor's Message a relates Ut , the payment of the Ath instalment of the State's subscription to the stovk of the . Wilmington and Kaleigh Kail lload. was referred to the committee un in ternal improvements. On motion of Mr. Hoke, the commit : fee on the judiciary were instructed to inquire into the expediency of estab lishing a branch of the Supreme Court in the western part of the State j aiui report by bill or otherwise. On the motions of Messrs, Boydeo and Hill, so much of the Governor's Mes sage as relates to Education and to the hindrances wluchj prevent the whole ome exercise ol the nigh prerogative of the executive in cases of criminal , prosecution asd conviction, was refer red to the appropriate committees, , On motion of M r. Bryau. Btitlvtd, -That lb committee oa tha Judi- . fjary k inatrueiod to inouira in. th eipedi- ; eqry at ao aoMnxitnf ina Duiaru law a la ren der whit woman who aball briof fourth a child by a nrn sieve, an Mcoaspateol ihn gainst white person, and I autyacS lb alar . . - . 'I . ' - si txrywrai poowamaoi, wuu atesv, a npail j . nuoiTUHiaiHi . Oil notion of Mr. J. T. Miller, "A Reitbmt, That BMaaaf b ot tW tha 8ola, ptopatiog 14? rai a joiot aaWt coin mitla to coaaiat of thra a to par ol tha 8co at, and six oo kba-panaf thi Hoeaa, far lb porpoa f aiamiaiog; the Wilmington and H laigh Rail Jload, aad that said committee b hMUuettd to eeport upoa th cooditioo and prog raa tharaof. On motion of Mr." Boydrn. RntlvtJ, That tha eommilta thaJudi- eivy h ioatroctaa) to inquir , into the ipdi o7 f so amandiiig lb law in ragartl to lb cooaayanea af the rl aaUla of Came cOaart raatding kayaod Iba limit of thia Stat. U foodar b aamo chaapar and mar expaditiou. Ofl motion f Mr. Boyden. Xeilvtd,Th iha eooimiito oa th Judi ciary ba Toatroetad to laqaira into lb aipadi. onry of provMliog by tao lor lb (Btrmrslhn of infant children in cos of dtmrea. ; . - an oin to coiancipate lorn ladley was indefinitely postponed. M'. J. T. Miller presented the me Biorial of the eommissionera of Wil- bill to extend the lime Tor" registering grants, inene convevaacea, powers of attorney, bill of sale and deeds of gift snd a bill to alter, amend, and improve tiie public road from Ruther fordton to Afthville, over the Blue Ridgf, by the Hickory Nut Gap j by Mr. Troflinger, a bill, founded on pe tition, to establish the county of Jeffer son out of a part of Orange; and by Mr. Pemberton, a bill founded on pe tition, to erect a county by the nxme of Stanly out of a portion of the' limits of Montgomery. The bills were sev erally read the first lime. to tha frdaral population of ch, af, ia tha tarma uflb eooipact, accardinf to ibii ! pcctia proportion of tba foaral cbarya aJ aipadilura. Jiettivtd, That Ihoaa Sutaa is wboaa faor Congraa ba not mada appropriatiiioa af Iba po .TpuT sent to the Senate, proposing SENATE. lVednt$Jay, Nov. 28. On motion of Mr. Arrington, the Ju diciary committee were instructed to iuquire into the expediency of amend ing the law relative to lunatics and idi ot and on motion of Mr. McDiarmid, the committee on military affairs were instructed to enquire into the propriety of so amending the law as to exempt all persons from perforiniuz military duty until they shall have attained the age of iwcmj -une jcom, except in.caes ot in vasion or insurrection. Mr. Dockery presented a bill to in corporate liglit infantry company in the city of Rateighsanil Mr. McDiarmid a bill to amend the lOih section of an act in the Revised Statutes, entitled an act concerning the General Assembly; which were read the first time and re ferred. " Mr. Whitaker presented the memo rial of the Raleigh and Gaston Rail Road Company, r questing that their capital stock be increased to g 1,500. 000, and also asking the aid nf the state in completing the work. Mr. Moore, the memorial of the Roanoke Naviga tion Company. Mr. Taylor, the mo mortal of Joel Strong, relative to the dividing line between Virginia and N. Caroline, These memorial were read, the two first referred, and the latter laid on the table. The proportion of the Commons, to to raise a joint select committee for the purpose of visiting and examins the Wilmington and Raleigh Rail Road. 4-c. wat rejected J3 to 11. A vote was had. as was nreviounlv agreed on, for Solicitor of the 4th Ju- dicial Circuit) which resulted in the e lection of John F. Poindexler, without opposition. On motion of Mr. Tat lor, a message was sent to the House of Com mons, proposing to refer to the appro priate committees so much ol the Gov ernor's Message as relates to the sev eral subjects of the currency and de positee of the General Government; the public arms and a compilation of military tactics; reports from the insti tutions of the State, in which the State has a pecuniary interest to the Execu tive; internal Improvements; a topo graphical, geological and mineralogi cal examination and survey; common schools; a report of cases of convic tiorvin criminal prosecu'ivns; and lim ited copartnerships.. On motion of Mr. Moore, so much of the Governor's Message as relates to the several subjects of an agricul tural survey, a uniform set of weiirhts: Land to securing to every fjuaily" a cer tain pur no ii vi ianu in proportion to their number, was referred to appro priate committees. On motion of Mr. Baker, Mr. Jones was added, to the coinmittsje on Chero kee lands. HOUSE OF COMMONS. fiiUi preienttdhj Mr. Crawford, to incorporate the Yadkin Manufactur ing Company: by Mr. Gwyti, to cir cumscribe the corporate limits of the town of MUtoat be Mt. Keenerlo make valid certain surveys of the I)e futj surveyor t Haywood county; by Ir. Tetrjr, to authorize Robt. Walker. aw ttfil " - .... ' oi winte county, to build a Mill on Roaring River, rhese bill were sev. rally read the Erat time and passed, no ine two UiTt reierred to appropri ate Committees. ' Mr. Farrow presented the Report of uiMniiHnicr appointed to superin tend the draining of Mattamukeet Lake, which was read, and ordered to be sent to the Senate, with a nropos tton mat it te pnuUd for the use of the Assembly. On motion .or Mr. Winston, the Committee on the Jmluiarv waa ilia charged from the further consideration of the Resolution directing them to in quire into the expediency of giving a cS.ianTe cootrociion to the 8th sec lion or the Constitution, relating to the qualification of Titers for tb; House of Co'nmons. " " '' Tl message from the Senate, frans iiiif ivrpun oi me tomitision- era appointed to superintend the re building of the State Capitol, and nro. posing that it be printed and referred to the Joint Committee on Puhlir Build nrs, was received and concur. red in, after an ioeifectual motion to amend. t THE PUBLIC LAND3. Mr. Hill submittnd the following Resolutions: f, thai each of lb United 8uiea. be. ing a party to th national rompaei, . pownm n intaraat in th public land proportioned Ut bills of sate and deeds of gift; nd the Resolution for nrinting theComptrvller S Uenort. were each read the third time. tassed, and ordered to-be engrossed. On motion of Mr. Waddell, a mes tilled to aueh appropriationa a wiM eorreapaod, in joat proportion, with tboa beratofar aud in bebair otothar Htatoa, Henlvtd, Thai Our Senator and Repraeen tative in tba Congraaa of iba United outaa ba requested to urge lb claim of tba Bute of North Carolioa to bar portion of tba public land; and that tba earae, wbaa obtained, ba ap plied to lha atablihriMat and aupportof com mon acbool and tba promotion and diffuuon of edacatioB Ibroughoot tba State. These Resolutions were ordered to lie on the table, and be printed. The proposition from the Senate to raise a Joint Select Committee on Mil itary Affairs was concurred in, and Messrs. Brittain, Trollinger, PeuVn, Whitaker and J. T. Miller appointed to composelhe committee on the part of the House. . The bill from the Senate to alter the time of holding the County Courts of Wilkes, was read three times and or dered to be enrolled. Received from His Excellency, Gov. Dudley, a communication transmitting the Report of Win. H. Haywood, Jr. hsq.. Commissioner to settle trie Milt tary claims of this State on the Gener al Government; which was read and sent to the Senate with a proposition to refer the subject to a Joint Select Committee. SENATE. Thunilau, Nov. 29, Mr. Morehead, from the committee on the Judiciary, to whom was referred the bill to amend an act concerning the public roads, &c. reported the bill with an amendment, proposing fo strike out all but the enacting clause, and insert in lieu thereof provisions making it the official duty of county attornies to pros ecute all suits brought by the overseers of roads for fines; and authorising the couits, wnen any such suit shall not be prosecuted with effect, to determine on. what grounds it wasbrsught, and to direct whether the plaint It or county shall pay the costs; which was read. and, on motion of Mr. Wilson, ordered to be laid on the table and be printed. The' engrossed bill from the Com mons, fixing the time for perfecting the .'.I . a aa tines to land neretoiore entered and paid for, was read the first time and passed. - On motion of Mr." Morehead, it was referred to to the members representing the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Judicial Circuits to inquire into the expediency of alter ing the time of holding the Superior Courts of said Circuits. On motion of Mr. Taylor, Beflvtd, That tha Judiciary committee ba inatrucled to Inquire into tha aipadienev' of a- tnenmng ina aiming lawa, ao a 4 iiooa.w wit. naa a realulng In a itinerant county from that to lb court of which they may ba aum monad, a compensation for each day'a travel to and from court in addition to that already allowed, and (bat Ibay report by bill or otherwise. A vote waa had for Solicitor of the fifth Judicial Circuit, which resulted in the election of Alexander Troy. On motion of Mr Cooper, the memo rial of Joel Strong, on the subject of the dividing line between the States of N. Carolina and Virginia, was ordered to be sent to the Commons, with a propo sition io reier it to a joint select com mittee to consist of the members repre SMiting the counties adjacent io the Virginia line ' HOUSE OF COMMONS. Mr. Rand presented the memorial of the president and directors of the Hal eiirh and Gaston R. R. Company, ask ing the aid of the State in Completing tneir noau wiurn was read and reierr ed o the Committee on . Internal Im provement. ( Mr. K. J. Erwin presented a Resolu tion proposing to the Senate to raise a Joint Select Committee of both House- to enquire into the expedience of erect ing a Penitentiary in this. State which was read and adopted Mr. Carson presented a bill, founded on the petition of many citizens of Burke and Rutherlord, to lay off and establish a nejwjuotybyahejme of MtDoweHrj Kelerred to reom mittee composed of' the delegates trom Burke 5t Rutherford On motion of. Mr. Rouards. the Li brary Committee were instructed ro en quire into the expediency of re publish ing Lawson' History of N. Carolina, Mr. isje presented a resolution, which was referred to the Committee on Finance, authorising the Public Treasurer to receive the notes of spe- ...v-p.j ciuirr 111.0. varotina or V irginia, for all entries of lands. On motion ofMc W. A. Blount, a m-ssage was sent to the Senate nropos ing to raise a Joint Select Committee on so much of the Governor's M eaaarra aa relates to the secuiine to the ritiien of this state homesteads or freeholds. Mr. Keid introduced a bill to incor porate the Cape Fear and Western Steam Boat Company, which was read the lirst time and passed. Mr. Massey introduced a Reaolutiun. wmcn waa passed, proposm? to the Senate to raise a Joint Select Commit- tee of both Houses, for the purpose of inquiring into ine cost ot the Public Printing, and whether the law matin provision for that purpose does nut need amendment. Messrs. Hollaud, Mill. Massev. II. C. Jones and Puryear were appointed to compose said Committee on the Dart of this House The bill for the better regulation of the town of Greenville: the bill to t rait a imnt Select Uolninitiee Ol both Houses on so much of theGovern er's Messsge as relates to the request made by the State of Louisiana, to hold a Southern Convention to adopt means against the machinations of Northern Fanatics, -j 1 . ' " ' . - On motion of Mr. Robards, a mes sage was sent to the Senate, proposing to refer so much of the Governor' Mes sage as relates to the Vermont Aboli tion Resolutions, to a Joint Select Com mittee. On motion ef Mr. Gilliam, the com mittee on the Judiciary ware instructed to enquire into the expediency of a mending the existing laws, so as to ex empt gro wine crops from executinn. Mr. McWiMiams introduced a bill to emancipate Henrj, a slave, which, was indefinitely posponed. Also, a bill to emancipate Napoleon, a slave, which was rejected. Also, a bill concerning certain Fish eries in this State, which was read the first time and passed. SENATE. Friday,' Aov. 30. Mr. Dockery, Irom the committee on Claims, reported adversely to peti tions of Christopher Vickry, of Ran dolph, and Robert Brown of Lincoln. Concurred in. Mr. Whitaker presented a resolu tion in favor of Wm. Ashler, which was read and referred. The engrossed bill from the Com mons, to incorporate Junto Academy, was read the first time and referred. The Speaker announced to the Se nate the appointment of the following committees, on the part of the Senate: Messrs. Reid and Montgomery on en rolled Bills; Messrs. Morehead, Spru ill. Bunting, Arrington and Speed, on the Governor's Message, transmit ting a communication from Win. II. Hay wood, Jr. i Messrs. Wilson, Dockery, Harper, Hill and Cooper, on Military Affairs; Messrs. Edwards, Carson, Kerr, Bidd'e and Ribelin, on so much of the Governor's Message as relates to weights and measures; and Messrs. Moody, Holt, Reinhardt, Montgomery and Reid, on Agriculture. fiillt presented. By Mr. Cooler, a bill to alter the mode of electing con stables in this State, sofar as relates to the county of Martin. Venn's the power in the County Court, j 15y Mr. Allbright, a bill to authorise the issu ing of treasury notes. I Authorises the issuing of $200,000 in notes of from 5 to 75 cents, to answer the demand for change. By Mr. Davidson, a bill concerning the County Court of Ire leu. These bills were read, the first laid on the table, the second referre to the committee on Finance, and th last passed three times and ordered-to be engrossed. . J10USEOF COMMONS A. G. Proctor, the member elect forthe county of Pasquotank, ap peared, was qualified and took his seat Proceedings relating Io Abolition. On motion, the vote of yesterday, by which the Senate was requested to co operate in raising a committee on so much of thGWrnor's Message as re lates to theVernfont resolutions, was re-considered. Iheonmna resolution. introducetl by Mr. Robards, being now before the House, Mr. Patton movid that it lie on the table, which was r4. jected yeas r, nays 10J. On motion ol Mr. Amis, the resolution waa then in definitely postponed yeas 92, nays 2-L' Subsequently, Mr. Crawford moved the following, resolution': Jtetalved, That hi Excellency, Got. Dud ley, oe requested to forward to hi Excellency lb Governor of Vermont. communlcaiion n... on th subject of the resolution transmitted to him upon th subject of abolition, and toexpres ins wuignauon anu annorrence oi this delibera tive body, in a most decided manner. m w n w.n: . , . . . uiianis tnpveu 10 a- mend by substituting; the followinrr That the iotarference of the Legfilatur of , ermoni who in suDject of slavery, aa eommu- nicaieu to us in our uovemor'a Messsge, is a gross assault on Southern rights, and deeervea a contemptuous and indignant rebuksfrom this nouse. Pending the motion. Mr. Eaton mov ed that the resolution be postponed in definitely, which was carried yeas 79, nsys 34. ' Messrs. E. P. Miller. W altar C,.r ford and Jarman were appointed the committee on enrolled bills on the part of the House. " - K- The proposition from the Thurstlay the 13th of December h- ... apart for the appointment of Justices of me reace, was concurred in. The message from the Senate, sta ting to the boundary line between this State and Virginia, wasjiot concurred ccrning the Bastardy lawj the commit tee weretiiscnargeu. . The eojmitie4were also discharg ed from: the llesolutioninstruclmg them to inquire into the expediency ol authorising the County Court to de cree a sale tu land held by tenants in common. Mr. Winston, from the same com mittee, reported a. bill to amend the 39th section of the Revised Statutes, entitled An Act concerning the Courts of Justice, Practice, Pleas and Process which was read the first time and passed. Mr. Wilson introduced ti bill to in corporate Pleasant Grove Academy, in the county of Perquimons, which was read the first tune and passed. The bill to incorporate the Cape Fear and Western Steam Boat Com pany, was reported with sundry av tnendments, which were concurred in, and the bill was then ordered to lie on the table. J The bill to incorporate the Yadkin Manufacturing Company, was report ed, amended and ordered to be laid on the table. . J SENATE. Saturday," December 1. Mr. Morehead," from the committee on the Judiciary, reported the bill to amend the 16th section of an act in the Revised Statutes concerning the Gen eral Assembly of the State, without a menilment, recommending its rejection. The bill was then read the second time; and, after an ineffectual effort to a mend by Mr. M'Diarmid, rejected. On motion of Mr. Williams of Beau fort, " ' " ReialveH, That the committee on Education snd the Literary Fund be instructed to inquire into the expediency of establishing free achoola in each and every county in th State, and re port by bill or oilier wise. The proposition of the House of Commons, to refer so much or the Go vernors messsge as relates to the se curing to the citizens of this State homesteads or freeholds, to a Joint Se lect committee, was, on motion of Mr. Edwards, ordered to lie. on the table. The proposition of the Commons, to raise a Joint select Committee, to in quire into the expediency of building a femtentiary, was concurred in The proposition of the Commons to refer so much of the Governor's Mes snge as relates to the request made by " - . a j- a .art Louisiana to nmu a southern con r en tton to adopt measures against the machinations of Northern fanatics, was, oh motion of Mr. Edwards, laid on the table. Mr. Jones presented the petition of Elizabeth itently, ol Wilkes. Re ferred. The engrossed bills from the Com mons, to extend, the time of registering grants mesne conveyances. &e.. and for the better regulation of the town of Greenville, were read the first time, ami, on motion ot Mr. Jones, the first amended, and passed. I The resolution from the other House, to print me comptroller's Report, was rejecteu. Mr. Dockery presented the petition oi a number ol citizens of Robeson V..UHIJ, iiajiiig an appropriation tor the purpose of removing obstructions in Lumber river. Referred. On motion of Mr. Spruill, a message waa acnr- iu . me senate proposing to I raise a. Joint Select Committee in make j 1113 v .SENATE Amendment 'thiM -wr. Kd wards presented th ,? resolution,. which, W were ordrrod 1.. I " Sa ... .. c iaiu OD tk. and printed; - t . Jttttlvtd by the Genenl a Carolina, That H ia exnert;rT1,7' tba first and aecond tefiiuns of "", ele of the amendments to the tL- annually ine memoers of th Z 1 the Houae of Common. ' e W. That . .eke, eomnuU(, . I members be appointed to re, .7rS ably to tba provision of the Contiil t d, m u; .jnn.H ' I". H! T , Jttmtved, That committee be aiL to wait upon hi excellency ti,, reqm sting him to lay before this I m Pari tt flaw mk rmi;.si j j , . .v.i.voiriii tlfC haJ. I of th IttAt Itrittlutiir sirul tall A On motion of Mr. Rrinhanli l.tll .. I .1.- .!.L '"". uiu iw uiiiuiiH ine toin settioa act in the Revised Statutes r.u. a . a 1 . wiivp ing the General Assembly, wnm sidered, read the second time .. ed, on motion of Mr, Cherrry, J passed, i . t l The two "Houses went inlo in ti.' tion for Counsellors, of State, loiiowing gentlemen were in tion, viz. Messrs. John A. Aniln ot Hertford; Allen Uoodwyn, f c. ham; James P. Leak, "of RirkJ Johnson Busbce, of Wake; ThoiW uenee, ot rerson; ur. illic p. of Franklin; and Isaac T. A, Butke; James .Watt, of Rocking, n linn: .rh .. ycuigc mininanii, oi tawell( A Rogers, Sr. ff Wake; Arc'd H. Du of Franklin; Chas. E. Johnnm, Chowan; and Tlios. H. Hall. afL! oombe. The fit st seven aamed men were elected. Currency -Bank. . Mr. Skp, preaeuteu ine following ' RMillliw which, on his motion, were onl to lie on the table and be printrd.t Whereas, the exchanges of the cam rhi country are much deranged, and U , penuble, for the general prosperity, tU t) .mm vi iiuiigs . siiuum os specdiiy aimkj anu me industry or in country pitted that steady and permanent fooling, that beii ter its exertions mav not be nerwdicall, A aljieJ in any way by th artio ef lb TML Gosernpent; and whfrea;lhrisrt coufitiia-J pinions among the people of 'lb lHf ilarai! Carolina upon the aul ject of s aatiostl bia snu upon tlie policy ol an IndependuM.treiian under the exclusive eontrol ff lbs Ftdtrtl i tjtivei Therefore, ' I i Henlved by lb General Assembly af 2M Carolina, That it would emiiKeUr camluna Uia prosperity of lb people af th U. Sis, and lend much, for the future, t wiltw the businesa ot the coontrv from tiuaa ash ling alliancea with national polities ahkbsr oeen found injurious to both, that lb Caits of the United Slalea should charter ibrcs ( raw nistinct and inilepemlent bans. Is m cated, with their- branch, in. the ibrs n sections of the Union, North, goal and Wot .lad le it further meveal Thai but pinion of this Asaenibly. th noiled capiuii a these banks abould not exceed fiftr uUis dollars, to be distributed hi such parMu, the diltorent seciions of th Union, m at t gress might seem just and proper, v Mr-. Riddia nrcsi-nleil 'acrolllliM necessary arrangements, 5 4c. for jnstructine the committee os the U enmpanng the votes given at the late die arr to reDort a bill ameniliiti ft law respectinzthc velcctioa of Conitr Dies, which, on motion of Mr. Miw Committee, consistin trds -HoK Paine otVcald Me. Ttr.tt.l .n. . A''u vaneu on r... .tin. .1.. l.TTI " Wll io l.T -.. ierm a coanty by name of H. . lrm.,1 Messrs. Brittain & .,,. 08, and Mr. Faison oDDoain. f . ... . r ft, in. The mesage from the posing to refer to Senate, nro- the Committee on much of the "Governor's relates to the current. Finance so Message ss was not concurred in The melsages from the Senate, nro. posing thafso much of the Governor' Messaze as relates to the Pui.iu i ik.(:;.be Pef"T' to the committee on Military Affairs; and that so much thereof as relates to Reports from the imnunons ot the state in which it as a pecuniary interest, be rekrr.,1 the Finance Committee, were concur red in. Mr. Winston, from the (nmmill.. n the judiciary, asked that the corn- election for Governor, Senate's Committee on PuUlr Print. ing Messrs Davidson, Fox, Albright, nun ooarp. . Oii Priuaate Hills Messrs Holt K urn, Redding Rabun and Melchor. HOUSE OF COMMONS. air. J. ri Caldwell, from th. Com. miuec ol Propositions and Grievances, reported a bill to emancipate Emme Mne,.wite oi Henry I. Patterson of iwieisit. Read first turn. .Ilerod taison. a membir !. r.nm T f- " svx,a, non iampton County; appeared and tooic tits seat. l It I : j!- mr. none moved l rrrnm , or.i ..n ... v " ot me vote taken yesterday, when by certain Resolutions on the subject of Akntillnw :.l.f! ?. , . . .....iiimi wtre iiiuriiniieiy pnatponed; ueiu? sercn in. air. it,ik.m,.. i . " . v - - en amend said Resolutions, by strik ing out the whole and, inserting in lieTi inereot the lollowjpg: . T , "Reitlved. that unon llta amis .t t Olirinn nrfi Uoaiasi . I a . ucr tY circumstances, per mit otiraelve to entertsin or :. ... i a nyerTortto excite discussion by peraons Vi. , D,,IC Wll D .instantly met nth the most decided anrl rrnrnh.lin.! . .iraii Mr P.;n. i . .. ...ut iwuTeu in amend .Tha - men'imenr oy substitnt no-.m ., ii,... of, the following: WRSS4. we. the tnPMnl.t!... r . I ..t t ui me vy. ... wrm uarolma. perceive with ad- k. . . 'rrffr-'." the IKi,llre f "c oia.s or i rrmnnl h... I.. . . . . . vlJl.ll1llca was ordered to lie on the table. Mr. Jones, from the roramiltrf t Finance, to whom so much of th. ft ernor'i mesae as relates to the rency and deposites, mad s ttpfi asking that the committee be slia-charg ed from the conVnleratioo ' of ll subjects, and (hat they be referred hi Joint select, committee . of he t h raifed for that purpose. Concurred is. Mr. Jones presented the pejith f J. Gilreath. ' Read and referred. The bill to alter the mode of ing constables' in Martin county, read the third time, passed, and rder etl to be engrossed. " Mr. Shcpard presented ft um ny wend an acf, passed in 1821, corporate a. company, entitled t Roanoke Iulet Company, and for wf purposcst anil Mr.. Baker, alTdl t"J offand establish acounty by the of . Read the first time, snd it latter referred to a committee. to sist of the members from tha corntKt of Burke and Wilkes. . HOUSE OF COMMONS. "Mr. Ifokev froin the Select Comwh tee. to whom vh referred the ms rial of citizens of Lincoln and Bailie" ford, reported a bill to establish a s county by the name of Caldwell; ww1 passed its first reading. Mr Tw.1 1 .n(..l (he OftH lL0,,r!.n,I,u,UJrC, ftbe.b.;i1,i of Slave tion of citizen. Oram. DravingtW to tlret,-87, cnurty be n(( ,11,,1. lie bill .... . .a...a K,.,,, .,.u, re ue tiiacnargeu from the further u..uG oi attorney i consideration of the Resolution con .y..,r , ...nc.oosiy. ,1U1 without ,ho ..,alow or a right, lointerfrre with our dome! ie in s itution.: And whereas, we view .11 w,cl, tempt. ,t mterferenee a. having . taevtias bte tendenry. not only to lt,y rmony ..... ,rcnj. ,mofe; ,e Sttf. shed-l ' "iVil Sr "d biowl- fkeren-t tt it Retthed, that we Consider it such communications a an open il, clara tionorimili,,,0 ,H,r peace, happiness and f."-! crny, DU lr,Te ,,em , ttl, pprobrium 1 and deiesUble contempt with which ihrvde-l erve to be treated by the friends of p'rtcr, ' and good order. mnA u. ..i .-.. ..." usai compact." eilvocaWuf vision of tli n.L..;..r. k:. called for. on mnti SUDlect was committed In A di he whole establish the county of JeftVrson then taken aa. Mr. Hill moved form indifinite poaioonemenf, but the pNjj tion was negatived 64 to 44. Mr., ards moved to amend the bil by .str in out Jefferson and inserting Ble' ly. Negatived GO to 50. The bill passed its second reading. ' Mr. Siler submitted a Resolsh directing the Secretary of Stall i issue grants for land sold at th JJJ aaleof Cherokee Lands. Referrr" the Committe on Cherokee Lands. Receivtd from His Eicellency, Governor, by his Private s'm"7',i,t message transmitting the Report Commissioners fur the sale f