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1 ant aware that the opposition here is always porteuding evil, but even the friend of the ministerial party confess an alarm The corn lawn ale i he ostensible, permanent grirv certain oflieers therein named si far us relaie 10 the count) ot Guilford. Mr. Pickett, from the committee on the Judiciary, to whom; the ub ject was referred, reported a bill linv nine the lime in wuicu execuiur ai,ee,uui .uemunu.aciunng usiresi be ued on judgments, bonds, is tiu-ev.l ibat threatens most loudly olner 8eale, instruments, ami ami permanently toe interest anu tn quili t of Euglaud. Aational Advocate. Legislature of N. il. equity of redemption on mortgages, ' which was reed the first. time, j Mr. Pickett, from the same com jiniUee, to whom il was referred to enquire whether it is not txpedieul to ; make the laws concerning usurious coutracts more penal, reported, thai 'the laws on thai subject are sulh- L fcKNATE. JMutiday, Jan. ir Mr. Ward presented a resolution ! eiently severe, and thai it is inexpe instructing the eommmee ou the Pa-j "i,e,,t 10 leglslalo troi laws (u enquire into theexpeui on the subject. OOiralive. of Pinaocewho wero instructed to t l ..1 1 i ..A - - r . . . L . me bill passeu its seeouu reau inquire iniouis cpeuieucy ui aumor- itig, and on motion ol Mr. Love, ihe isiugibe Revenue Otlicors to collect third reading of the bill was post- the public taxes it an earlier period pooed until to-mornw. of the year, reported that it is iuex- j rjo pedieui to make any alt ration. Ihursday. Jan. 18, U , . yi 1 Concurred in. Mr. Croom from the Committee on Friday, Jan. ID. that pirt of the Governor's Message' niessaae was received from the relating to Cherokee lands, made a 10UHe 0f commons proposing to bal- eiic) ol pacing a law declaring all rut awtt) slaves who carry arms, wtjl law (d, and to preVent musters from running oil their slaves when guilty of felony. Mr. McKay introduced a bill to prohibit (he use of spiMlou liquors at compuny mutters, whic'h was read the first time. Provides that no li quet ohall bo sold, loaned of given a w . y , u ltd er "a pehalt y v oT-d ttarS , unhiu five mikes of any muster ground il uny person be found intoxicated at such place, to be fir ed dollars. J 1 he bill to locate the Judges of the Circuit Courts, was on motion ol Mr. Love made the oider ol, tbo da for Wednesday next. The hill to point oat the manner i which prosecuting Offerers shall hereafter be putd, was takeu up at its econd reading. Provides tha lb- Allot nty-General, Solieiior-.Geu-eral and Solicitors, shall berealm rteeive dollars for every Court they Wend, and jJifll. lhe.;Clerk ol the different courts shall tax a fee of ft u r dollars Jasaingt ucl defend- aois an are convicted, and the like fee upon each scuo facias on behaii ol the State, in which the defendant may be rdcred to pay costs, and the Sherifl'lo collect such fees and when col.eeied to bo pawl into the TreasiJ. ry of the Stale. j '-.--y v:; '"' Mr. McKay moved that the House reiolve itself iuIo a committee of tit whele cn this bill. 1 he motion w as ca .id, and the Speaktr called Mr. Speight, ol Greene; t the Chair. :1 Tlu bill having been read, motions were made to fill the blank with 50 doiUt and o -respectively, which filled. A motion having been made to ImI it with twenty dollars. V Wilson ot Kdg.combe tu order to let ihtprinciple of the bill, moved to strike out the first section, whieh was lost- ' ''y Mr Holloman now moved to re Coiioider the vote ot tilling with 50--The question was put on reconsider ing, aud decided in the negative, The Speaker resumed the Chair, ai-d the Chairman of the committee f the whole reported the hill to (he Senate without amendment. A motion having been again made (o til I the blank w ith 820 Mr. Wilson moved that the bill be inueunilely postponed The question on indefinite post ponement haviog been pat, there were 29 votea in the antrmativo ana in ftnj reiolved itselr into a the negative. One. of the roles of cominittee of the whole, Mr. MeKay the House provides that the Speaker; in the Chair, on the unfinished bu shall be allowed "to voleT "Ti he o THi flDCig 0f yesterday, viz. the bill to vote if given to the minority, will , prevent the migration of free persons roaice the division equal- Thespeak-, of 00or into the State, and for the er havmg voted iu the uegaiivs, it g00( government of soch at fita re made a tie, and of course there was ,jdenl therein. no dicision. Various other amendments having Mr. King moved that the bill be keen uronosed to the bill, which il is laid on the table j not thought necessary to mention in The hill further to amend the act j detail, as the bill will be published ronkir the prolest of a Notary Pub-' enljre hereafter, if it paisea into Coucurcd in.. Mr. Pickett, from the amo com mittee, to whom lite bU concerning the npciior Courts ot Orange coun ty, was referred, rt ported mo same without umendmeni. Phis bill provides, that in addiuuu to the Superior Courts of Law awd- Equity for that county wo othei Courts; shall.be held, one in June nexi, and! one in hVtirarv. ih8 the Judires to, be appointed hy the Governor. ) 1 be bill eoncermug liauci and perjuries tu cexUiiiV easesj was read, and on motion of Mr. Sueed, ordered to lie oti the table aud be pnuted. Provides, that after the 1st January, lSS, no action shall be uro l where by to charge any Executor or Ad ministrator, upon any spectdl promise to answer damages, out of lits own estate, or to charge the Oeleudaui upun any special proinise to answer r the debt, default or miscarnage jf another persou, unless the agree ment upon which such action ahali be brought, or some memoranda or note hereof, shall be iu writing, aud signed by the party charged there with, or some persoti thereunto. b .nm, lawfully ..authansed, any law, usage or cuitona to the contrary, notwithst&ndiug.j The Senate resolved itself into mmmitiee of the vhor House, M r. MeKaf in the Chairr tbtrbijlitr prevent free persoos.of 'color ,tVom migrating ioto this State, aid for ( lit good government of such persuns as are resident therein The hill having been read through by ections, and amended in several particulars, Mr. Speight-of Greene rose and delivered his stutiraents in favor of the passage of ihe hill.r The committee r had J beeb in ses sion but a short time nbeo, Mr. Vraocy moved that the;; Com mitiee rise, report progress, and obr lain leave to sit again. He remarked, that it had just been communicated to him, and was probably not known to the members generally, that a severe affliction had befallen the presiding Officer of the House of Commons It was hot a proper tes timony of repect, tuat the Senate, should adjourn. The committee accordingly rote, and obtained leave to sit again, and On motion of Mr. Wilson, of Edge comb, the Senate adjourned. Wednesday, Jan. 17 Tbo Senate took un the order of report and recommended He passage of a bill prescribing the mode of snrveyitig aud selling the lauds lately acquired :y treaty from the Cherokee Indians, ' which passed its first reading and was ordered with the report to be printed. Mr. Piekett from the Judiciary committee, who were instructed to lot on Mondav next for seven ooun 0 cillors of state, Agreed to. Mr. Love, moved that a meliage bp sent to tbo house uf commons pro posing to ballot 10 morrow for seeo trustees of the university of the state . aud informing them (hat the follow ing gentlemen are in nomination, viz. Nathaniel Macon, Samuel Kin". Judge Donoell, Gavin Hogg, Cbarle inquire into the expediency of pas iing a lav?, to empower me bounty j Fisher. Charle A- Hill, Isaac Croom, Courts to establish Poor and) Work I iHfnpa if . Tavlor . nharleii Mnnlev. Houses, reported that it it inexpedi ent to pass a general law on the subjeet. - Mr. Pickett from the same com mittee, to whom was referred the bill to amend an act parsed in 1810, to prevent the fraudulent tradnij; with slaves, reported the same without amendment " . Mr Pickett from the same committee-, to whom was referred lh bill for the relief of securities and Cadwallader Jones, Oavid li tfwain, Thomas Settle, William Shred, and Stephen Miller, The Senate took up the order of tbo day . Tbo bill to unite the o dices of cleric of the siiperi t court and clerk and master in equity, wherever any va cancy may hereafter occur in th lat ter office, which passed its secorfd reading. endorsers in certain cases, reported j HOUSE OP COMMONS, the same without ameudment. j The bill to repeal pari of an act Saturday, Jan. M. passed in 1820, directing tio County On motion, Mr. Giles was added Courts to pay certain fees to-ceilaio to the Committee on Internal lm- olhcers therein named, having bcenTproveinetit, and Mr. Morehead t renrt tlii nnfi 'iniA find n tiifnf?fd . . l. .. T. : ..I lr. Stokes moved that it be referred to the Judiciary committee with in struetions to report a general bill on the jmbject whicb-wus agreed to. The bill to preveut (be migration of free persons of color into this State, for the good government of such persons res dent therein ami for o'hc purposes, was read the third time. The question, shall this bill pass its 3d re.tdnig, was determined in the affirmative 43 to 14, aud ordered t o U rer fm r d. r This Senate look up the peder of the day, and resolved itself ioto a eomtnitt e of the whole, on the bill to alter the time of the annual meet inq of the General Assembly, Mr. Seawell in the' Chair. the Judiciary Committee, in the place of Judge Strange. On motion of Mr. Bain, the. judi ciary Committee was instructed to inquire ii.to the expediency of a men. ding the existing laws relative to in testate's estates, so that an equal dis tribution of lands shall take place be tweeu tlu heirs of a de rased tntes tate, in proportion to advaneeft madr to Them in his or her life time. On motion of Mr. Montgomery, the" Military Committee was instrm icilto inuirc into -the- propriety of distributing the Military. Anns in possesio. of r lie State, amongst the V dmitecr Corps. The bill requiring Clerks, Acc. of the several' .counties, to keep then i . ft 4 1 1. . ...... . U,...Ar. -w. - 1 Mr King moved to striko out the ui r u men uui u....., -sg third Mondav in November, and in- ,s second reading, CO votes to 35; . . . sert the seepud Mouday in Decem ber. Mr, Yaoey moved that the qtres tion be first taken on striking out the third Monday in November. Mr. Speight of Orecup, moved to strike oat the whole of the bill, after the enacting clause. The Chairman said this motion was not iu order. The question was then put on Mr. Yancj's motion and decided in the aflirmalive. Mr. Yaney moved to insert in tho place of tbo words stricken out, the 3d Monday in December. The question was put on inserting the 3d Mondny of December, and negative. The question was then put on the 2d Monday of December and decided in the afarmitive. Mr, Speight moved that the com Monday. January 15. Mr. Morehcad, a bill to advanco the administration of Justice in j Cour ts of Equity, and to establish i Courts for that purpose, which pas- I i . f . i: . C I .. L veil us nisi leaning, a. was iuaue ine order ftf the day for to morrow. Mr. Alf nl, a bill to ami'nd an act passed in .1741, tor establishing and maintaining Court House's, Acc. and prescribing rules to each county pri son for debtors. This bill propo ses to extend the rules to the limits" of each county. Passed its first reay ding. Tuesday, Jan. 10. Mr. Dain from 'he.Mili.ary com mittce to who'i was referred i tie Memorial of the Orange Peace Soci- lie evidence in certain caS, was read the second time,-and a motion of Mr. Sneed, referred to the Judic iary Committee. Provides that a protest shall be received as evidence of a demand upon (be acceptor or drawee of any bill of exchange in all octiens at law, against the drawer or indorscr, if such demand is set forth in ibiu pruitrii . j-ue$day Jan, 10. By M r Parker a h fl I to r : jpja I an act psjred in 1820, direeffng the firf ain ffia tu r t law Mr. Eornev moved that the 9 1 Committee, rise and report the bilLtathfc .,iii$lajjeU!Uli.ffrried. The Speaker accordingly resnmed his seat, and the Cha rmao reported the bill as aaiended to tho House The amendments were concurred in, and the bill put upon Its passage on its second reading. Mr. Locke demanded the Yeas and Nays. They wero taken and were as follows: Yeas 45 Nays 1 ' The Senators from Uiil ford, Or ' :nget" S t ok e? . and Ti nndof iBV Tn t he mitteerise and report the bill, which cty. reported that the corami'tec was agreed to. deemed it inexpedient to grant the Tho Speaker resumed his seat an'1 prayer of the petitioners, and asked the Chairman reported the bill with JeaTc to be discharged from the fur the amendment. jher consideration thereof, which wag Mr Speight moved tbat the bill eolirurrtM and amendment bo indefinitely post- muti,n 0f jyf r Moreliead, the poned, and on the question, Mr. j n rcs()ved itself into a rommU. Sanders called for the yea. anil nays I . , , R They werdas follows, yeas23 noes 33 . , . ... . . - The question then reeuired on a- Cd.air, on the b. I to advance the dopting ihe amndrnnt proposed by ministration ol Justice Jn OiUrtMf the Committee, which was decided in Tqoity, ai d to establish a Court ot the nllirtnative, and tbo bill passed j Equity, in each of the JiMqM til? its second reading. 1 tricts t . he held by the Judges of the Mr7 Se one of the Judges the third time to-morrow. This was ; holding each Court. negatived, aud the jrsading was cal-; lJr. Mote head had spoken at con- leu for. Mr. Spaight of Craven, moved tbat the Senate-adjourn, which uus negatived. The bill having been read the siderable length in favor of'tH hill, and tin notion of Mr; W W-Joties, aud Mr. Martin, who stated th- re was no need of any additional C urt i neither of their districts, the Wil third time , y Th question on the passage of the minStoii and E(lenro districts, u-tt ..A. Mir:. .i.,n;.r.i;- RtHrltViV rui' of the hill : when x MrlStokcs from tho Commttree Stanl; 0vc Speaker) rostr-acj
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