Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-01-01
ALARAMA LneTsLArURr.
IN SENATE

IN SENATE.
 In"FSaag, Dec 23-Ihe Senate met pursuant to adj ourn
 MT POWELL ihtodueeda bill incorporate the Frank M m ol tuscaloosa; which was read three times forth
 MT GARfH offered the following resolution.
 ReSofred bg The Senate, That two Houses will adourn Se ds on the 8h of January next and the Seate quest the concurrence Of the House Of Repro sentaves in aaophs s resouuoni which was ordered lie the MT MORTON introduced bill to revive an net entitled act to incorporate the Trustees of the Tnscmba Acad Monday next. e VII
 Mir MORTON introduced ab to amend the charter oftb Tuseumba Railroad Company; which was twice read and MT CRAWFORD introduced bill the better to providt for holding elections for members of the General Assembly, and public officers which was read and ordered second reading on Monday
 Then the Senate adjourned till Monday morning 10 o'clock
 Monday, Dec 27.The Senate met pursuant to adiourn- MT ANDER SON offered joint resolution, authorizing and requiring the Governor to appoint suitable persons to digest and form code of laws the government o the mi. hta oi ths sate which was read and ordered second MT IRWIN from the military committee to whom the sub. iect had been referred, reported bill to attach portion of the 10th regiment the 24th regiment of Alabama mtr in the county ot Montgomery; which read and ordered to second reading tomorrow.
 Mr PERRY. from the special committee to which had been t,rFed p tlion, reported blll authorize prsentayes of the of James Reynolds dtceascd to sell and dspos of real estate under certain restrictions; which read and ordered second reading o-norrow MrHoGAN introduced bill 10 ar and amend the char ter of incorporation of the city of Mobile; which was read three several times forthwith and passtd.
 Mir DUPUY introduced bill prescribing the duty ( off, cers in ordering military ecetios which read and re- frred to special committee.
 Bills i9n the House of Representatives read and ordered gulating judicial proceedings; to limit the return of executions issued from the orphans eou act making an appropriation for the Of the members and officers of the present General Assembly.
 communication was roctivad from his Execsnty the IoNelior, by MT Thornton, Secretary of Satt
 2, , EAECUIINE DEPARTMENT, Dee. 27, 1S5O Tgthe Hon. the President and Mem5rrs qtite Seaafe:
 Gentlem'1I-I have received ium the War Department
 ee boxes oi the Inf ntry Tactics, nciudng and ma maneHyres m o Light Infantry and Rihemn adoped by act oi Congress for the use of the Militia of the Utd States beg leave to suggest your honorable body the propty oi adopting the plan by which these copies shall be dsrb- u among the officers of our militia have the honor be, &c; GABRIEL MOORE. Ordered that said communication be referred the mi- A bill to organize a separate Supreme Court, from the House or Repro sntatVes, was read and ordered MT HOGAN introduced joint resolution, making it un- aMiu tor the President and Directors of the Bank of the State o Alabama after the first day of August to issue any o or note of less denomination than three dollars poS'pol'u' winch was earned Yeas 1o-Nays7 '.
 Tnesdoy Dec 2s.-The sens, pursuant to adjourn Mir HUBBARD, from the special committee to which n resolution on the subject had been referred, rporttd bill regulating the costs upon suits brought bills exchange; winch was read and ordered second reading tomorrow Mr CONNER introduced bill to authorize the guardian oi the inor heirs of James Lovn late of St. Clair couty deceased, to sell the real which belonged to said d cedent; which read and ordered TO seeCnd runp to- I'D
 Joint resolutions of the Senate and House of Rcpresla
  were read the second and third tune ald passed. b from n the House of s'ntati, making ap- the present Stnera Assembly, WAS read second and third time and passed.
 Ablsuppemenal to entitled an act to revive and eonue Tn 1Sree for three years, a act for improving the road leading from Bakely the upper line of Baldwin coui- " oy way ot Durant passed Jan Q, S27, read Engrossed bills of the following titles, to wit: An act te better to proyde for holding etons fer menb ofth, neral Assembly, and pubic officers revive an act hhd an act to incorporate the Trustees of he Tushumha eadcmy-were read tic third tme and passed.
 MT PICKETT offered the following resolution:
 Wheras the practice at present pusued in the several courts m this State of issuing ubpunas rcturnabe 10 oaeb and every court to compel the ndanee of wi great y increases the expense of law suitsie Mcre5re Teso- b to remedy ths unnecessary evil, hy compelling the tendance of witnesses from court unti the suit is d ermod, or until the party at whose instance wtus or witnesses were summoned shall dismiss said witness or Wit nesses which was adopted.
 MT DuPUY introduced bill to authorize ihe judge of the county court and commissioners of revenue and roads Of "aIker comfy to levy an extra county tax for the eomp- and ordered to a second reading tomorrow.
 Hednesov Dec 29ILe Senate met pursuant to adjourn MT MORTON, from the committee on roads, Sse to which was referred petition the subject, ported bill to abish public ferry in the county of Madison which was read and ordered to second reading to-morrow.
 MrJA GIBSON offered the following resolutions
 RcSOiued That committee of five persons be appointed to investigate the charges exhibited by Asa Hodges against with power take testimony, and send for persons and pa psrs, and report the result of their investigation to t
 MT GARTH moved amend the resolution by adding the words provided such persons be at the of government MT ABERCkOMBIE red the following resolution ReSoiued That the committee Indian affairs inquire sons to purchase Indian claims lands within chartered limits of this State and to hold and occupy such claims ment which was adopted.
 MT CONNER cred the following resolution:
 ResofVed That the CompTOer be instructed furnish the Senate with copies of the of the several land commissioners, appointed to value the lands donated this fll pInInf Inf inc lp which was adopted.
 bill from the House o Representatives to amend the act gua ing udical proceedings, was read the third time aId passed.
 hves of the estate of James Reynolds deeeased to and dispose of real under restrictions an nct lo enable the State of Alabama sell and dispose of certain lands thelen named an act to provide for the free aus sion of students into the University of Alabama from h, several counties of this State, in proportion their popua ti0n and, act supplementary entitled an ac incorporate the Tuseunbia Railway Company were sve rally read the third time and passed.
 Bills from the House, wit establish an acade my in the county of Mobile compensate the com Pery Lawrence Mareng0 and Dallas for their service were severay read the third time and passed.
 An engrossed bill to amend an act entitled an act to ap so far as relates to the state road leading from Tuscaloosa December l82 read the third time and passed MT HUBBARD, from the special committee which was exchange purchased by Bank of the State of AabamS reported the same as amended, bysking the word Mr endorers of such bills shall be compelled to pay more than five per cent damages provided they pay the in The bill was then read the third time and passed
 MT POWELL FL, offered the following resolution: RcsOcd, That the Senate will tomorrow at the hour e 10 o'clock A. M, at the bar of the Senate receive any r sponse which Charles w. Peters, Judge counry Court of Morgan county, may think proper by himself or counsel to the charges preferred against him by Asa Hodges for official misconduct and that the Secretary Senate notify the said Charles ". Peters of this solution which adopted.
 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
 IUNr renNI DecG Mi mittee to whom petition had been ref rrd reported bill incorporate the of Demopos which was read and ordered to second reading tomorrow
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