The Raleigh Register from Raleigh, North Carolina • Page 3

4" 'V. jf "fx; 1 1 1 roaileadmg frOny Wrlkesborough bp Mulberry THE BANK RESOLUTIONS TXS f'" Z'f AKX WAFK-JFXAS. lINo of. Years I Am'ti if WUmmgUm, January 9, 1843. "Weil Due.

1 The "Resolutions, in relation to the course put t. TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE BANK sued by the Stockholders of the Bank of th State, are still under a cloud. The House passed one rOFCAPE-FEARr In obedience itoyoor Resolation of theih inst. I The bill greeting the inveetmdnt of la portion of the literary Fund, to preveat the faith" of the State from being tarnished by endorsing bonds for the Wilmington and Raleigh Rail-Road Company, was taken tip on its third Mr. Barnes, of Edgecombe, moved the following amendment Be ii further enacted, the Governor of this State be, and he Whereby directed, in case the said Company shall not pay the bonds herein au II -be oflCred for sale, for Caah: atthe Coort ouse; tj door, in tbe Town of Stateathle, Iredell County, oil enbmit to yoa a Report of the condition of the Bank, tbe third Monday in February next, or as much there- 1 of as will satisfy the Taxes doe on said Tracts fur the set, and the Senate laid them on the table and adopted a substitute, when the House reciprocated the compliment, by laying them on the table.

And thus, the'matter stands. In the mean witb sucn commentaries as seem to be required. Our full exhibit to the Legislature on tbe 5ib Decem Joseph Rumple David Ramsey E. F. Templeton Peter Brawler year 1840-41.

ber, and our mora recent reply to tbe interrogatories of jreea across ine.juue iAsncrvouny. a bill. to slter the time of selling Lands, and Negroes in Montgomery County bill to extend the time for the Sheriff' to settht their accounts with the Comptroller and a bill to authorize the County Courts of Mecklenburgto appoint inspeo torrf of elections at the April term. The engrossed bill from the Senate, to amend the 5th chapter of the Revised Statutes, was read the first and second time antf passed and-the bill to amend an Act passed at the last session, to authorize the making of a' Turnpike Road from Gatesville to Chowan River, and to incorporate a company for that purpose, passed its three Several readings in the House, and was ordered to be Uie senate committee, are both be tore tbe public. and are so explicit as to leave roe little to add.

Still thorized to be vested, on or before the first day' whilevthe meeting of the Stockholders is continued open by adjournment, from day to day, No. of Years Acres. Doe. Owners Names. mt.

I Tax. of Junenext, to institute proceedings to foreclose5; 144 4071 28 1 302 1841 7 23 227 4-; 46 100 I 9t 300. 2 79 140 85 160 1 66 261 3 03- 244 3 28' 89 "38' -V: 80 i Ill 90 I p3i 90 '28l 165 03- 33 106-' 615 7 25 233 2 23 33 w. 1 00 188- r3 73 we Lave no concealments, and tbe imputations so pertinaciously cast upon tbe Banks of our State, render it desirable that you should possess the fullest information. On the 2d iustant the following was our 1841 f1' A GOOD EXAMPLE.

The "Standard" has set'a good example to his Willie Beal 85 Dtpiel Deals I 222 2 condition. the mortgage heretofore given to the fcStateby said Company, according to the provisions of the act of last Session, entitled an act for the, relief of the Wilmington Raleigh Road Roa.d Cora-pany. Mr. Patterson strpported.the amendment, and John G. Elliott Sarah.

Henry 1 Willi. Holder David Holder James G. Knot Andrew Kerr Franklin Kerr John Nail Alfred Net! Edward Post too Mary Ramsey Alexander Freeland I T17 brethren of the Press, by publishing the Report of the Select Committee, on the. affairs of the. Lite Jamea Freeland I 284 -enrolled.

The engrossed Resolution from the Senate re rary Fund. Will they follow it! As Mr. RrrsmE Capita! Stock, Circulation, Dividends unpaid, Due to Banks, Deposites, Contingent Fund, Profit and Loss, 17 05 94 17 49' 07 73 31 92 43 1,500,000 739,241 46,250 13,037 157,165 61.749 6,563 says Tfous Verrons. lating to the Pesident and Directors of the Literary Fund, wasi read the first time, and passed and the Preamble and Resolutions relating to the printing of an index to the colonial Documents rela trr The Editor of the' Standard" we do jOSfiPH MV flOGLE, late BtaifiV January 10. 1843.

(pf. Ao. 60) 6 U. Messrs. Avery and Caldwell opposed, it and'the amendment was rejected "by'a, vote of 83 23.

The bill then passed its thu'd reading, and was ordered to be engrossed. I The Speakcrthsn announced as the order the day, the Resolutions of Instruction The pending question was on the motion pf Mr. Baxter, to indefinitely nostDone. him great injustice by the allegation that he has James Galor 140 Archibald Hoover 164 Samuel Murdoch's Estate 200 Charles Barringer 366 Alexander Beard 311 Joshua Brinegar 172 Adlie Beard 284 Eli Glandown 160 Scarlotie Glascock 1400 Wm. A.Knox 210 Nathaniel Feaster's Estate 104 James Vaoghan 100 tive to North Carolina, and to procure these documents frotn the proper Offices in London, passed been, instrumental in producing the excitement IMPORTANT TO MlfcLERS? 05 against the.

Banks. We have no disposition to their first reading; and, on motion of Mr. Bar-ringer, were taken up on their second reading. 11 48 I Tf RESPECTFULLY offer to manufacturina MU- misrepresent nis course, uur remark, was not Mr. If.

Taylor moved their indefinite postponement, illers of N. J. F. Barrett's Patent Uarlick and. Aft I HTM a a a I 06 2,519.005 Specie', 331,038 Deposites in Foreign Banks, 206,504 Notes of Foreign Banks on hand 1 20,500 Due by Banks in North Carolina, 40 JD56 Notes of N.

C. Banks on hand, 77,910 Real Estate, 62,615 Bills ol Exchange in Suit, 89,857 Debt, 1,640,525 predicated so much on the Editor's own articles but before the question -was taken, on motion of as upon those of his Correspondents; and upon Mr. Halsey, they Were laid on the table. The bill for the further relief of Insolvent Debt 26 31 28 72 the act that he has bo Warmly supported men for Mr. Mendenhall argued at some length, in fa-' vor of the motion showing that it be a great saving to the State- if it prevailed.

He galled upon the gentleman from' Ashe, (Mr. Bower,) the journanzer of time consumed in the House, to noie it, and if there was a Reporter present, he would tell him to note, that he was ready at Office, who have made open war against the ors, was taken up on its second reading. cutui mscctne nw maenmcjs (consuvetra upon the prinripal of a rubber, heater and Mower combined. The wheat enters the machine and parses through strong current of wind as it is beaten, tbe filth and all extraneous matter being blown oil as fast as sepa rated from the grain it. then passes vnder sacroll -screw-plate and tbe desired amount of pressurey Is ef.

fected by a lever and weight, regulated at the will of the miller. The graia under the plate is from one to Banks. We are glad, however, to be able to give Mr. Moore opposed the bill, on the ground that the Standard disclaimer. it did injustice to creditors, and was imperfect in any time to yield the floor for a motion to lay the its provisions.

1 Mr. Francis spoke iu reply to Mr. Moore, and in support of the bill. LT We nivite the attention of the public, to the Statement of the President of the Bank of our inches deep, confined and in tnotioni it Mr. Taylor, of Nash, moved its indefinite post Resolution on the table, mat the subject may be disposed of.

He called upon the Reporter to notice too, that gentlemen dodged the discussion of the question, and were determined to force the Resolutions upon the House without even attempt- Rebecca Wilkins 50 James Porter's Heirs 120 Frederick Boston 147 William Ellis 160 Francis Fitzgerald 195 Gabriel Harden 202 Richard Hall I 400 Robert W. Le2enby 102 -John A. Lock 46 John U. Summers 112 George W. Allison! interest 90 Mihu Beggarly foirR.

Beggarly 86 John M. Bailey 102 Milas M. Bailey 265 William Blackwell's interest 70 Jeremiah C. Burnett 132 Isaac Green 141 Cape Fear, to the Stockholders. ponement but the motion did not prevail.

was continued by Mr. Bragg in op. position to the bill, and Messrs. Halsey, Guthrie, Biggs and Byrd in its support: ST James Watt, of Rockingham, has been elected a Councillor of State, to supply the in? to show their exoedieocv, Mr. then went 40' 06 94 62 86 11 11 35 82 20 27 08 77 29 92 10 36 42 69 40 vacancy occasioned by the refusal of ci 1 A i Several amendments were made to the bill on 1841 into a discussion of the different snbjects contained in the Resolutions the Tariff and the Fine imposed upon General Jackson, When on the subject of the Tariff he remarked that he the motions of Messrs.

Avery, Ba fringe and Francis, and it passed its third reading by a vote 2,819,005 By which it appears that our liabilities to others, via our Circulation," Due to Banks," and Deposites." amount to $905,443, and our means immediately available to meet them, viz: our Specie," "Deposites in Foreign Banks," Notes of Foreign Banks on baud' Due by Banks in Nortb Carolina," and" of Nortb Carolina Banks on hand," it-mount to $776,008, leaving but the smalt balance of $129,435, to Le collected out of our Debt," and presenting the rare spectacle of a Bank that has within her vaults dollar Cor dollar, of every claim tbat the public has against it. Our circulation is so diffused that it is morally imjxwsible Uie whole should be pressed upon us at once, and if it were possible, we should onjy have tb call upon our Debtors for $129,435, to extinguish every demand for which tbe Corporation is res- rinsible. So much for the claims of tbe public; and owe an apology 10 their intelligence for attempting to prove a fact which, with the statements before them, was self evident. Now for the general condition of the Batik, and the entire safety of tbe Corporators. The' two sides of tbe statement it will be seen balance each other, and if all the Hems are available, the Capital is entire and the Stockholders safe.

We do not pretend that they are all available. We agreed with the gentleman from Haywood, fMr. of 56 to 53 FraniMB.1 that tlmaA Rpvmlurinna Kapnred of Nnlli. Mr. HaliikvplL cif Rnrlre.

nresented a hill alter. Franklin Mason fication and he charged the author of them, (Mr. insr the. time of holding1 the Courts of Pleas and Jones, of Orange,) with being a Nullifier inprin- Quarter Sessions in the 7th Circuit ciple, and this he feared was an ingenious attempt which passed its first reading:" to palm his doctrines on the Democrats of this On motion of Mr. McRae, the Resolutions reter Clay well 200 Thomas Duncan 118 John Graham's Heirs 440 Baker Holland 142 Orville Holland 116 Bel va King 191 Henry A.

Larenby 115 House. If these Resolutions are passed, he could Instruction were made the order for the Evening 42 65 not tell but that in time to come, they would be i sessions, until they shall be disposed of. The House then adjourned to half past 3 o'clock quoted as an.evidence that North-Carolina approv Colbert Law. 34 02 88 57 Evemng Session. or opaight, io accept uie appoinunent recently conferred on hiin.

We learn that Mr. Francis, (Whig) of Haywood, occupied the floor of the House of Commons, upon the Political Resolutions offered by Mr. Jones of Orange, from 3 o'cloc P. M. on Monday, to 12 o'clock at night nine hours half the night consumed how, may well be conjectured by those who know the good it is always best to stop when a man has got through his subject.

Such conduct leads to a shameful neglect of the public business and we learn that Air. Francis' constituents will be apt to suffer in this respect 'We copy the above from the last Standard." The reader will be at no loss to discover the reason why Mr. Francis spoke so long, if he will read our report of the proceedings. He will see, that the Locos endeavored to cram the Resolutions down the throats of the Whigs, and to stifle all debate. The Whigs, over and over again, warned their opponents of the consequences of taking up the Resolutions, and asked for the sake eu the doctrine.

Jones asked leave to explain. As the gen- i tleman had directly charged him- with being a Leave of absence from the serviceof the House, was granted to Messrs. Walser, Burgin and Rand. have suffered the fate, not only of all who bank, but of all who have dealt largely, in these unsettled times of The Speaker then announced as the order of creates a friction upon itself, snd consequently breajtst every substance softer, and polishes the It-then passes into a tube at, an angU of, fortjrfiv do- grees of confined wind, aad every substattpe whossr specific gravity is not as great as th wheal, is separa ted by apertures in the tube. This machine is extensively used in the Nortb State and District of Cejftnv bia.

have also many. in operation In this Statf-r- Wherever they have been pot into- operation thty have invariably given satisfaction. I it unnecessary to ay more in behalf of this machine, bat sub- -mit a few of the many Certificates I have obtained iu its favor. II B. BARRBTTit January 18.

L. 3q aaaaaaaaaasS Chatham, Jaritiatyjli I take pleasure in suting to the public, lhat i hattf one of Mr. Barrett's Garlic and Smut Machines nosr in operation in my mill, and that it clean wheat ana prepares it for grindinguperiot to any Machine I havir ever seen in operation not having any of the garlie wheat in mill, I have not been sbte to test the powef of the Machine upon that troublesome pest, butbeV lieve that Under proper management il illenectuaQy-remove it, and prepare the grain for grinding. I will futther state, that I believe it to be this mottecononv cal wheat cleaning tnachibel ever Introduced into this section of country, as it removes tbe filth without waste or loss of grain. I have observed, since I have had this machine In operation, tbat the ground meal' bolts much better, and inequality -of the flour has beea greatly improved.

ISAAC CTLEGG. I take pleasure saying that T- have had one of Mr. Barrett's Machines in operation, fat one of my VI ills for 3 or 4 months, and that I fully concur with) Mr. Clegg, in all the particulars set forth by bint above, relative to the Machine. P.

FAUCBTT January 9, 1843. Caswell Cbunfyi Jan.ld, 1843 To itt wHok'iT mat cowcaajr. This is to cef tify that I have used one of Mr. Barrett's Garlic and Smut Machines, lor the last 6 months in: my Mius," Nullifier, he would take occasion to state that he was not one. While a boy, at College, he was a Nullifier, but after that, on calm reflection, he had renounced the doctrine he was a States' Rights Mr.

M. was glad to hear that he had renounced the day the Instruction Resolutions. Mr. Bragg moved to amend the first Resolu tionby adding a proviso in the following words i Provided, the instructions to be given and obeyed, revulsion and distress, and Contingent und on the debit side of our statement, indicates too plainly for misapprehension, that we have sustained losses which are still unarranged. Our bad debt at Bank and Branches, as yon have lately seen, amounts to $64,154.

and our Contingent Fund, and Profit and Loss, to $67,312, enough not merely to extinguish it but to leave a balance for future the doctrine. He hoped that after calm reflection require not the Senator to commit a violation of ho would renounce these Resolutions too. i was adopted- 24 10 90 .72 20 58 02 35 15 26 S3 26 72 12 49 07 ,20 48 73 85 68 42 contingencies. You know this statement to be true, The question then recurring on the passage ol said Resolutions, as amended, their second reading, Mr. Moore took the floor, and proceeded to ad dress the House in reply to Mr.

McRae, and in opposition to the Resolutions. He continued his remarks on the first Resolution until dusk, when Jeremiah Moore "216 James Moore 253 Joseph bhaver 100 A Win Hummers 273 John F. Hummers 145 Henry StinsonX 412 Perry Tomlin, X. F. 199 Alfred JCTomlhr 113 Thomas VV.

Tomlinson T3 Archibald Cass 100 William Garner 105 John Heath, Sen. 260 David Joiner 99 Joshua Inscore 60 Elijah Marlow 150 Sally Thomas 163 Hanre H. Tbarpe 90 Andrew Worde 130 John A rmstrong 1 11 1 Manlias B. Albea 182 James Baily 300 Pierce Campbell, Job 551 John Davis 200 William Dowell 100 James Edwards 300 Hiram Phetts .184 Robert Grant 354 Elisha Journey 238 ElUha tourney's interest 450 Alexander Long 136 Reuben Morris 503 William Masters 120 James L. ftisbet 50 R.

H. Parkes 652 William Snow 104 William Weatherman 150 Thomas Wooten 100 he gave way for a motion to adjourn. of the important pnblic business before them, that they would suffer them to remain on the table-But no, the party screws were applied, and- the Resolutions were taken up with a determination to force through them that night. The Whigs resolved, at once, that they would not thus be ridden over rough-shod, and-told the Locos plainly they should not take the question that night- Mr. Francis accordingly took the floor, and spoke as described by 44 Standard," though it was And, on motion of Mr.

Pope, the House ad journed until to-morrow morning iu ciock. the gentleman supported the doctrine in 1834 when it was at its zenith, and he supported Mr. Calhoun Inow. Mr. M.

hoped' the gentleman from Orange, would give his views to the House on the Resolutions perhaps they would agree with his in my points and he would yield the floor to the gentleman from Orange. The question was then taken on the indefinite postponement, and decided in the negative, by a vote of 53 to 4a The question then recurring on the passage of the Resolutions, Mr. McRae took the floor in support of the Resolutions, and in reply to Mr. Francis, and spoke until half after two o'clock, when he gave way to a motion to adjourn. And the House adjourned to half after 3 o'clock.

Evening Session. The House met at half past 3 o'clock. Mr. McRae continued his remarks. He denounced the Tariff Act of 1840, as a system of plunder and oppression, and Henry Clay as the author of the compromise Act and spoke eloquently on the subject of the fine imposed upon General Jackson and at about 'six o'clock concluded his remarks.

On motion of Mr. Bragg, the House then not, we presume, the length of his Speech, so 11 72 60 69 33 05 02 45 for but a few days since all the vouchers and accounts from Which it was taken, were laid before yon, and if thege is one skeptic who really doubts, we invite bis most rigid scrutiny. It has been charged that oar connexion with the Rail Roads of our State, has been injudicious and hazaidous, and that we have negotiated their paper to large amounts and upon insufficient security. Need I say toyou that it is untrue, and tbat instead of being detrimental, the Wilmington and Raleigh Rail Road, has been, and promises still more to be, a large depositor and pjeiul auxiliary to this Bank. Its -yearly depdsites exceed $360,000, whilst tbe only debt it owes us, is a Bond tf $35,000, endorsed by tbe State of North Carolina, and now at maturity, and a Note at 90 days for $11,000 endorsed by a large number of our wealthiest citizenf-and further guaranteed by an order on tbe Past Master General for a like amount.

These, with a Bond of tbe Raleigh Gaston for $17,000, endorsed fey the State, comprise the whole indebtedness of Rau Roads to the Bank, and it can scarcely beacon side red, excessive in amount or doubtful in character. -J know not tbat you have complained, but it has been alleged tbat our Directors Debt as stated in our exhibit is too large. But is it known tbat at the Bank and its six Branches, there are 37 Directors, and that this embraces their aggregate indebtedness? Divided equally among them it amounts to less than $5000 each, and I venture to say tbat no debt is better much as its force and power, that disturbed the 404-M and can with confidence recommend to the Dublin as the best Machine for cleaning wheat that I have 1 ever seen, and cleans' with less loss of grain, its struction being both simple and durable nervous sensibility of 6uf neighbor. And we will remark here, what we believe is the general sentiment of the public, that a more efficient debater, 1841 RICHARD YAJiBRUUOH. 17 a more bold and fearless champion of correct prin 88 ciples, than Michael Francis, has rarely found his 32 1841 way into our Legislative Halls.

Facetious or grave, bitter or courteous, as circumstances warrant, his armor is always kept bright and shining, and the motto on his shield should be Semper farattxs. Having examined Mr. Barrett's 8mui and separate and apart, and in full operation, i take pleasure in recommending them to tbe public, as the best for cleaning wheat I have eer eeetu, conduction of them is both simple land durable, re- driving, lews power and motion than any dther that ae come under my observation, which I deem a 4 72 11 44 404-'! The charge of the Standard," therefore, that 1841 Stephen Wiles 175 William Gams' Administrator 615 Samuel Hardin 60 Lawson Hollar 60 Alexander Hartnees 150 Harris Privette 74 the Whigs are accountable for any neglect of busi sd vantage over all others. i 11 42 23 is without foundation. We heard Mr.

Men- JOHN T. IN SENATE Wednesday, Jan. 18. Messrs. Arrington, Worth and Hodges obtained leave of absence from and after Saturday next, Denhall, in his Speech, remark that he would cheerfully give way, at any moment, for and Messrs.

Ennett and Pasteur, after Friday 61 97 42 secured, or more convertible when its collection becomes necessary. your own order allows the Directors plf the Principal Bank and its Branches a standing debt of two-thirds tbeir valuation, not-exceeding $7000, tobe revised and renewed by tbe Board of Drectors every 90 days on tbe payment of interest, and tobe secured by two good endorsers. It was designed as a compensation to the Directors for their valuable services, and poor as is tbe boon, it is all a motion to lay the whole subject on the table. But so far from thisv after declaring that thev 961 354 1273 231 I have been using one of Mr Barrett's Garlick ana' Smut Machines eight or tei; months, and hate clean ed Wheat containing every variety of Its per-' form an ce is highly satisfactory to myself and custom would not discuss the question, the Locos have entered the. arena of debate, and there is no telling -w.

Our' are the plans of fair, delightful peace, "Unwarp'd by party rage, to live like brothers." 40 4' 1 1841 ers, as it removes tne extraneous suDsisnce wiiaoo -the loss of gTain, arid purifies wheat, superior to toy thing I have ever seen. I have cleaned several hun dred bushels of wheat lor seed, for my neighbors and mar uiey receive. Our Real Estate," embraces five Banking Houses 40'! 73 33 48 29 26 50 09 58 60 when tne war ot words will end. Mr. MAcKae spoke on Tuesday, from 12 o'clock, in the morning, to 6 o'clock, P.

M. deducting tbe recess at Dinner time. As this paper goes to Press, Mr. 1841 and certain property purchased in to secure debts. Tbe Houses have been built with the strictest econo Fcr the Presidency of the United States, HENRY CLAY; OF KENTUCKY.

Mr. Dockery, from the Committee of Internal Improvement, reported a bill for the Improvement of Lumber River, from Campbeirs.Brioge to McLean's Turnpike. Read first time. Mr. Joyner, from the Salect Committee on the subject, reported adversely to the memorial presented by a delegation, representing the citizens of Wilmington.

Mr. Jones moved a Resolution: tq adjourn sine dit on Saturday next Laid on table, i Mr. Joyner presented a bihV supplemental to a bill passed at this for the better regulation of the Town of Wilmington. Read first time." The bill authorizing the Portsmouth andRean- gfntlemen from a distance, and am fully satisfied that the crops produced from it, must4 be nnch improved. Knowing these facts, 1 cheerfully recommend it X9 the public, as an appurtenance which soon pay Jbff Moore, of Halifax, is making one of his very best Humphrey Roberts for E.

Kass' -3-Heim -Melyer Redmon, Executor Joseph Bharpe James F.Asbnry Silas Hartness Nathaniel Hartness Joseph Looper Joseph Pope Francis Queen John Smith, Sen. Jones Woodward William Cnmmins Lewis Hafer Andrew Hoke So lomonv laenhour Jacob Little Benjamin Monday Alexander Matheson Hugh F. McKoy John Watts Ephraim Whitner Benjamin Bowles Jamea W. Childers' Speeches against the Resolutions. Cool, calm, 40l 246 249 46 187 116 181 128 235 362' 412 200 too 119 63 683 90 1641 itself, in manufacturing Mills.

TH0. HOLDEN. and collected, his arguments fall with the weight of a battle-axe. 3 48 2 02 3 ChapetffilLJa. 14: 1843.

my, and if we except the Principal Bank, are worth to tbe Institution their estimated value. The Banking House in Wilmington is old, and was originally badly built, and has therefore recently required much repair, particularly since its injury by fire inl840 and al I thee repairs have been charged to, and have swelled its' account. It is an expense incident to our business. Without appropriate buildings, it cannot be well conducted, and they coat more than ordinary structures. That your Board of Directors should have withheld a Dividend, when the condition of the Institution would not authorize its payment, we had supposed, with an intiligent community, would have been a An error occured in the House proceedings of Friday, January 20, 1843.

THE ADJOURNMENT. Monday next is the day which, by general con. sent seems to have been fixed on for the adjourn. oke Rail RoadJCompany to charge -toli em Ifheir I have Machine of Mt. Barrett's in my Mill, and can with pleasurerecononend it to the public, as, it cleans wheat better than aay thing have fyer seen.

I bad the best screen snd fan that could prneareyf This machine supersedes them as it performs to smut wheat andlharafiectedbT the weave! and chest. what si i Thursday the 12th inst, in noticing the amendment of Mr. Aehe, to the bill apportioning the" members of the House of Commons. The amand-ment was to take one member from the County of Mecklenburg and give it to the County of Un unage, was inuenniieiy posiponea, on'mouon or Mr. Rogers, by the casting vote of the' Speaker.

The Resolution in favor of 'William Davidson, 17, 63 111 2 88 1 26 30 1.42 1 26 1 18 35 76 ment of the iwo Houses, sine die. We do not be- was rejected 30 to 9. no screen or fan can do, by reiatoving such tli, with i Tbe Resolution in favor of Jacob Shultz, was 'Heve, however, that the event will take place be- ion, and ot from Anson as there stated. ont a waste of grain. subject of commendation, rather than cf reproach.

Upon the enlargement of its Capital, and before tbe admission of the new Corporators, tbe Bank paid over its existing Profits 10 the, old Stockholders, to whom it rejected Yeas 21, Nays 15. fore about Wednesday next. ITATe OF HORIH 1 (justly belonged and having subsequently sustained MUNICIPAL ELECTION. CORPORATION PROCEEDINGS. Raleigh, January 18th, 1843.

James Edwards, TSssuire, Sheriff of the County IBbstib Cooktt. Uourt of Pleas and Qturtet Our City Election took place on Monday last, i Heaaionsi' November Term t842 -i Alien Daniel Thomas Flowers Abner McKoy Elijah Meadows Willis Privette David Alexander David Alexander, Sen. David Alexander's interest David Boston Joseph Isenhour Andrew C. Morrison and resulted as follows R.O. fie W.J.

BrittonO M. Original. AtlWuilelttAl v.v- of Wake, returned to tbe Intendant elect, a Certificate of an Election held in this City on the 16th instant, la tbe Court Houses for an Intendant of Police and se Fob Intejjdant. 25 15 17 43 27 72 22 02 90 Joseph' R. Askew.

yU On motion in open Courr, it is ordered that -'pub! Weston R. Gales 152 William F. Clark 93 cation le made for Joseph Ri Askewln the, Raleigb ''-yi ven to -direct tbe government of tbe City the" present year, from which it appeared, tbat tbe following gentlemen were duty elected, to-wit For Commissioners of the Eastern Ward. I 1 2 1 1 ISO 150 128 -80S 190 133 50 222 126 62 75 200 215 U4. 150 96 ISO 280 163 100 182 223 69 334 144 270 I 50 Westos R.

Galcs, Intendant Police. Commissioners. 53 3 The engrossed Resolution "directing a Loan of 81,000 from the Literary Fund to Floral College, in Robeson County, was read the second time and third time, and rejected Yeas, 24, Nays 11. The Resolution relating to the Wilmington Road, was read the. second time, and passed 23 to i7.

The bill to establish a new County by the name of Jackson, was indefinitely postponed, on motion of Mr. SpruilL The bill to prevent malicious prosecutions, was rejected 21" to 15. v. The bill to exempt persons under 21 years of age from performance of military duty, was, tn motion of Mr. Edwards, postponed indefinitely.

The Senate then took up the bill to change the location of the Court Houie of Lincoln County, which was, on motion of Mr. Spruill, indefinitely postponed. The bill to prevent unlawful mining was also, on motion of Mr. Worth, indefinitely postponed. 82 77 1 Quarter Sessions, to be held for the bounty ol Bertity 0 at the Court House in Windsor, on tbe second nr J- fil'i L' losses, the question came up shall we make a dividend out of an impaired Capital, and thus bolster up our crediyand conceal tbe loss, or shall we take the mct firm, manly, and honest course, retain the profits to make good the Capital, and restore tbe Bank to a sound, healthy condition Between such alternatives your Directors could not hesi(ate.

They dared do right, feeling all its hardships to you, and all its consequences to themselves. Tbey thank you for the renewed evidences of your confidence, for your patient forbearance and honest co-operation, and rejoice Uiat the affairs of our Institution are in a condition to invite scrutiny, to smile at suspicion, and defy malice. We indulge no vain expectation of beinalde to silence tne carpings of ignorance, or the clamours of tbe designing, not can we forsee how far our credit may be impaired and our usefulness abridged by the crusade which is warring against ns but come what may, we bold ourselves prepared for every contingency, and when our chartered rights shall have been violated by open assaults, or rendered worthless, by Middle Ward Alexander J. Lawrence. Sylvester 34 Jsy of February next and plead to said suit.

6L nf pAKrtiarv null mnA nUa.t 1a mLI unit smith, and John Primrose. I ment pnr eonfesso will be taken agaihaf him 0 I nntarnTlhariMrt. 4 I 45 Eastern WardT. D. Haywood, T.

H. Snew. Western WijrdVim. Asbley, S.W. Whiting.

JOS. 8-TAlTLOE" 40 And beinz assembled in? tb City Hall, tbe Oath of January 20r 1843. rr. Adtio C2 1 MfM January 20r1843. 27 Henry Mock John Thomas -David Tornmin Willis Harris Elisha R.

Johnson James Miller Samuel Waogh's interest Stephen Beckhand William T. Bennett Kiah Millsapps Alfred Monison U. W. May Joseph McLeriantTs interest Joseph MeUanlias Alfred Rector Joseph White Green 0 83 Urac aatnuustered to Weston rw Gales, at ln- Mil tUmm.Jim 1 KJu. 2Q tetidaaf of Police, by W.

D. Haywood, Esq. and tbe William D. Haywood Theophilus H. Snow -Jordan Womble Middle Ward.

Alexander J. Lawrence -Sylvester Smith -John Primrose Robert Findlater Alfred William Thompson Western Ward William Ashley Seymour W. Whiting -Ruffin Tucker C. D. Hutchings -Elected.

25 above named gentlemen, elected as Commissioners, i ll price of our superior Flout, fi i Raleigh, January 20. were according to law, and tooktueir seats 19 Un taking tne Chair, tbe Intendant made a suort covert and indirect hostility, the question will then 1 2 1 7 3 I 1 3 9 Address, pledging bis hearty co-operation in carrying 42 33 25 r70 r20 10 61 a 40' 1 TO GENTLEMEN OF THE LJEGISlX; anse, now far it is consistent with our interest aad 59 out all sucn regulations as either now exist, or may 1841 HOUSE A message was OF COMMONS, received from the Senate, honor to continue in tbeir exercise. -TURE, WHIGS OR BEMOCIUT3. hereafter bej adopted, for ensuring the peace and quiet 64 107 176 I have the honor to be with much respect, of the City, and enforcing the, duo observance of tbe agreeing to the amendments of the House to (he I our obedient servant. May bo fafcmd at TowlesV 9 doors'abov Market, ona Splendid BloaJSilk.

Velvet Han- Laws. 401 JOHN HILL, President. John Hall Jeremiah Johnson On motion of Mr. Whiting, Thomas L. West was hlla ecarf an elegant present for some gentleman tav 3 1841 senatorial Din, and to aii tne amendments to uie Congressional bill, but the one providing that the Act shall go into effect from and after its 37 30 re-appointed Clerk to ibis Board, for tbe present year.

FOB THE REGISTER. JUUas Keaton And, on further motion ot Mr. VV luting, Alexander make bis iaoy pe uaugnier, aner se long an absencsv Also, a handsome assortment ef Mousliae Mr. Ga.les: In the Teport of my remarks in 1 Stanhope A. King We shall have Captions of the Laws rea J.

Lawrence was re-appointed City Treasurer. T.1am. tc. lot rtrnains your paper of the 17th inst; on the bill relating to J.arae "eoiium ir 1 John L. Morrison dy, for such Members of the Legislature as de In the huny of belsiseas, forget not to call on iV JAMES M.

TOWLES 277 193 124 169 310 100 150' 437 101 64 328' 136 sire to be rurnisnea wiu uus convenient means 8 4 1 2 4 13 60 87 63 60 62 83 uaufjr, iwu uuBumca ure wcurnu, very mausfiai Joseph Walts to the sense I intended to 1 am made Reuben Woodsidsa to say "generally, the man who sells his note at a Arabella Cavin Jsnnaty 30. of distributing information to their constituents. Mr. Cardwell moved that the House recede from it amendment which was agreed to. Leave of absence, from and after Friday next, i was granted to Messrs.

Davis, Kelly and Regan, Mr. Wilson, of Perquimonsi from the Com-mittce on Claims, to whom was referred the account of J. N. Crosby, reported a Resolution in his favor, and recommended its passage. Passed its first reading.

PTnniS DAY tame before me Jsaw J. Me-1 On motion of Mr. Lawrence, James H. Murray was re-appointed City for three months. Tbe Rules o( Order for tbe government of tbe deliberations of tbe Boardbeing read, on motion of Mr.

Lawrence, were adopted. iT On motion of Mr. biting. Resolved, Thai tbe Street Committee for each Ward of tbe City, shall eousist of the members from each Ward respectively. Ordered that on the first Tuesday night, in each and MR.

JONES' RESOLUTIONS. fair discount, is compelled to sell either his pro-J Jhn Collins 31 1841 ii woxntas. ana maoe oaia uu oi ns nw; rawlaid a Dae bill on Josaru BaTTa, twelve doK -A We understand from Mr. Cad. Jones, of Orange.

that in publishing his Resolutions, on the subject Lra, and hereby notifies the said. Betts not tfpay 34f of the Bank of the State one or two errors occur 30 1 08 180 401 perty or his note." The word used, was "high aaMs lemtng and noli -fair." Again -1 am reported as say- Fleming i crluffmaa -quick circulation of money which afforded the John Menser greatest relief to the peoplegreater than large James B. McClanhan sums which are borrowed" the exoression used 8tephea Parker the same to any person except nimseit to, this 17th January, 1843. THO. O.

HITAKBR, J. IV every month, tbe reaular monthly meetings of this red. We intended to re-publish them in this pa Also, on the Resolution in favor of Leslie Gilliam, late Sheriff of Granville, recommending its 217 25J Board, shall be held. 4841 r-i i nty per," but they are crowded out They shall appear E. p.

NaO'a Planon retraced In rIco' 035 biting introduced tbe following Resolation which, after some consultaioin on tbe subject, be con 3 Y9 Jin Read first and second time, and passed. Also, on the memorial of Thomas J. Leraay, recommending 'the adoption of it Resolution in 201 was larger sums which are hoarded." I ex- in our next. KISS AND BE FRIENDS. sented should lie on the Table until the next meeting, fTHHE Krubscnber, takes tbis memoa ci JJ those who may wish to supply 3.10 pect that I am more to blame than yourself for favor of said Lemay which passed its jurst Moes W.

6berrsQ George'elbrd John Troufman 61 1'iano rortes, wax we, races are very The. Charleston Mercury" who was rather dis Resolved, "That the Clerk bar directed after each these mistakes. B. P. MQORE.

reading. meetihiE of the Board, to prepare a condensed state posed to snarl 'at the Richmond Enquirer" for January its, The followidg-engroasedbills froni the Senate, 4 40 ment of its Proceedings, anrf have the tame published John Walker, Ian. Thomas Deaton and now is. the, time to -1 Hebas on hand anneyaasoncse; tf quality of Instruments, and wl3 sell beretornedirclr Zl' 199 675 437 114 160 1261 576 taking side agains Judge Saunders in oar Senatorial Election, now says the reasons given by the were read the first time, and passed: a pul to incorporate. the Beaufort Male and Female Acade Joel Hoggins 8 77 3 43 195 Masgtjs Morton has been chosen by the Igiskiture, GovenK of Massacbuietta, for the in tbe rtewspapers ot the On motion of Mr.

Lawrence, the Board then adjour nsd, TH. WEST, Clerk. "Enquirer" for" the course, it pursued, are satisfac- Peter Kustler my a bill to incorporate the Albemarle Swamp Mir Janes 81oa 9 si ensuing ycapv Land Company a bill to alter and: improve the .1 it".