American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-31
DEL.aWARE LEGISLATURE.

House Of Representatives.
Friday, January "a.

Friday, January "a.
Mr.. Spruance presented the petition OF supdry in
babitants Of Kent County, praying Legislative in
mrv into the official conduct of William Layton
Esq referred to Spruance, Cochran, and Robinson
The bill for the education OF children in this State
was taken up read third time by its title and post
poned until the next session.
The bill for the relief OF the owners of the Bran
&dywne marsh was read second time.
The bill for the relief Of Samuel II Hodson was
taken up for third reading by paragraphs, and OF
he question being taken on the hrst section, 1t was
<rseced.
1 Saturday. Jun 25.--The Speaker laid ON the ia
5bs petition Of Is inhabitants from New Castle
&CouAy, praying repeal oil the laws against horse
racing which was read
Mr. Burton laid on the table an account OF Peter
&Roblnson for postage read and referred to the COM
! mttee OF claims.
The bill providing for the printing of the laws
&c. and also the bill for the relief OF the Chrstians
SCresk Ca al Company passed the House.
ih House proceeded to the third reading OF the
bi rin ernlng COSTS IN c. iminal cases, but pospon
! led he further consideration Of it until Monday next
The petition for repeal Of he laws agains
#ho St 'tcng was referred to Cochran. Hopkins anc
Robinson.
4 The hill for the relief OF John d. Anderson was
7 read bird time, amended and passed the House
4 On motion Of Mr. Cochran, ordered that the
2Clerk lay before the Senate the report OF the Audi
4 flor OF actouns.
n The bill concerning appeals from Justices OF the
8peace was read a third time and passed the House
Nr Huaington Clerk of the Senate, being ad
&mited, eturned he Dill for the relief OF the St
aGeorges Marsh company, and informed the House
that the Senate had incurred therein. He also
fpresened for concurrence bill for the relief oil
4 Saran c. Brown, which was read, and the House
Ssdouined unIl Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
n VI0Rddu, Ian 27.-The bill for the relief OF Sarah
sE. Brown was read second time.
y The bill Tor the relief of James p. Morris was
3eae third lime and passed the House.
4 Mr.. Hail member of the Senate, being admit
@ed Informed the House that the Senate had disa-
Breed to the amendments OF the House TO the bill for
8he relief Of John ID. Anderson, and he returned the
8ald bill to the House OF Representatives, and he
AWithdrew
3 Mi Cochran from the committee on the petition
D. the repeal oil the laws against horse racing re-
ported bill TO improve the breed of horses, which
8aTas read.
un Mr.. Reynolds motion, the House proceeded
b consider the bill concerning costs IN criminal ca
les whereupon on motion OF Mr.. Black II was re.
&eered to a committee, and Messrs. Reynolds
&fdams and Burton we're appointed
n Nlr. Bla k laid on he table resolution directing
Ifhe Gle OF the House to have the laws respecting
&he encouragement Of pub c schools printed III all
nc papers OF the State three several times.
q MIR Spruance presented an account OF the Fe'
8nae Union Society Of Smyrna for tuition OF poor
4hildten which was read, and on his motion for re-
.9errng It to the committee of CLAIMS il rejected
a Mr Adams, from the committee to whom wa
Il eerred The bill tor printing tue Chancery Docke
#nd alphabelne the same. reported the bill witt
"a nendments, which was read and adopted by the
Is louise.
N lhe Dill for the relief Of Joseph Maui was re-
g committed to a committee Of three MEMBERS
1khessrs. Adams, NivIn and Burton.
Inc House receded from the amendments to th'
'Fil Tor the relief Of John d. Anderson.
q Mr' Black laid on the table resolution as an ad
lonal rule, providing that all committees shall re
- 10 three days or give their reasons for not 81
~ ana gave notice that he would call it up for con
n Iteration In the afternoon.