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81 the fol lowing Sanding Confnflte 10 ssvit


On 2ropasi IONS sand as
slalllngs, Boglee,g T1elfi liap.s
St egolppef.
on I7tie5zeg and ran.
Esis lien, Holmes, Hi. and
- On Claims-i lfessrss Drake. TonhusoEt5,
E Worth, Hargfage felsin Esterid Jeasf;
SON


oa.tls J4aieierg


Messrs. WaddeII, Boyden, Ectea ID I3iegs;
sNoodfp, Shepard aud


On Iatetfal lloap1ore emea1


Messfs. Joyner, Dockery, e. W. thompson,
Stove 'Tayloe, Boyden and Cameron -


On Educatio1s and Literary Tasasa Is 50


Messrs. Wilson, spefght IIiott, afsey, Boyd.
+ e KUN and Lindsay
Received from the House Of Common IS, a COM
mnnication from His Excellencyrt the Goveffofa
Ito the Leg gslature of North Carol Read and
on motion of Mr.. Doekery, laid on the table.
Received from the House of Commons a pro-
Eposltion TO print the Governors Messaoe--tfrl.
copies for each member ofthe Legisfature Read
Ess Mr.. Biggs moved that the Senate disagree to
the propositions s*5s
f Mr. TomIinson demanded the yeas and nays
upon greeing-Whch were, ~
YEAS Messrs. Biggs, Boyd Cameron, Cow
per, Drake, Eaton, Edwards Emmett, Ethcridge


Exum, Gavin, ,Gwynn, Hargrave, Hesfer, Holmes
Jettfeys, Melvin. Pastear, Reich, Speig Stall
ilngs, Stowe, G. w, Thompson, TeH1linson, ak
er, and Wffson-26. k24 dem. q whigss| 5zs9ss.9
N NAYS: Mcssrs. Albfight Boale; B6ydeal, Dock
ery Elliott Francis, HaIsey, HELEN, Hill .Tcffers
son, Joyner: Lindsay, MclIiIian, Moody, Pharr,ss
Smith, Iaylo L Thompson, Woodin, Worth
20. ne wings, 1 DENY


Mr.. Biggs moved that MESA oe be sent ia. the
House ofComnons, proposing 10 print the 1Ies4.
sage oi ibis Excellency the Governor; and


1lf. Halsey moved toMnend Tfe Bigps mo-
ton by saying vc copies for each mem of The
Legislature. Agreed TO-


Received from the House OF Commons. a pros
position TO go into an election for a Solicitors for
the First judicial Circuit, tomorrow at eleven
O'Clock, and stating that David Outlaw of Bertie,9
IS IN nomination fof appointment. Read and
agreed to.


On motion of iNr Boyden, a messageswas semi
to The House Of Commons proposing 10 90 into
an election for Solicitor for the Sixth sJtIdicil5
Circuit, tomorrow at IL o'clock.
3 On, motion OF Wr. Pasteur, the Senate adjourn
co until tomorrow IoSo'clock.


House OF GoMHOAssss s.s5


Afler thetransacfion fsot1e uninaportant =bnsi.
ness IN the EIoase. the hour OF twelvesoc lec
ing arrived, the message of the Governor was
handed in by lIf. Reynolds his private Secretary.
and read to the House blythe Clerk sSs8ss


pom thezmoton to print this documrnt-.tcr
copies for each member-made by r-*CaId9Frli5 Z
Of Burke. an animated debate took place betweon
which the latter gentleman spoke at length and
reely of the mcssa sc, and in which Mr@Galdwefl s
irgcd the printing OF ten copies upon the ground
hat the document was worthy Of such a circulas'
ION. | he motion, however, to print ten copies
'reVaIlrd, and was sent. TO tie Senate. Finallp.s
10Th Flouses agreed TO print five copies.


MT Moore introduced a Biltto amend The Rel
'iscd Statutes concerning Executors, which was
cad, and on his motion referred TO tho Commiiftee
m the Judiciary. Also. Bill 10 amend the
section Of the Revised Statutes concerning the a
which was on his motion, referred
, the Joint Committee on Finance $500 sssi 39


1he tiouse agreed 10 the proposition offfe Sen.3
te TO PRINT the Conntroiers Report, for the fiscal q
car ending Nov, |. s43. zssE1
Alter agreeing 10 the proposition oflhesc i
vote tomorrow at 1 clock Solicitor Of the ::


louise StiQl9QfDGQ.


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Iaesaag Nov &C. lsa g.
The Senate met ptfrsuaft dotlrfIioc
9yncr, the Senator from Halifax, annenhced iinzo1
appropriate manner, the death of JoIfN 1r
oREHAN Esq.s the Senator from Piitand moved OF
e usual resolutions of rcspeetsto he deceased ;
lessrs Cameron, Joyner, WilsonSaf1t Bosflofis =
ere appointed a committee5on thespar Il of sfte 8
mate TO unite with the Commons, COMMITTED ii
ggesting the proper ccfcnloniesto be.obscFyed So cd
On motion the Senate adjourned untl s. d 5ea
clock Thursday morning. -


HO Use OF CO1aNOA.S. 81 :
The House met according to 1diournmcnt.s r.
A message was received from the Senate 1nFln; s. 9;
uncing the death of ono of their members Mr. ag
'reman OF Pitt, accompanied with the ustl rel fis
utons and propositiont the members te Ires
glslatufe wear Grape ons the left arm 13durig IS
session, as atesmony of respect for the ds " =
ased Mr.. Harris of Pitt, made as1nost toiic SCI
and appropriate address uon the merits Of Mr. pre-
rcman, and moved tosconcnr in the proceedings too
the Senate and this motion was seconded
neat remarks by Mr.. Washington, of Gl avon.
The Resolutions of the Senate ,verestben adont.
and the Speaker appointed sslassrs Perkins. 2
idgers, Washington and shepard as d. seIect5yot
nmittee on the partofthe House 10 tnitc with sf,
Senate Committee, in making suitable arrange
nts for the funeral Of The deceased The Ja7nt
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