Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-24


 whose dufy II shall be one month before the nc st session Of the General Assembly, the Sea, ., m TOT the purpost "i ecig and eNumnug the a4n,ri winch the dgest,rhas performed the or,.
 Mir ERWIN of G. moved amend the section so as to which WAS coneurpd in. H
 Mf BRIDGES, from the select committee, to whom the the subject of the puble lands forfeited in this State
 , MT , G AN ntroIuctd bi for the government Of br Iort anu ItdruuFOt Mobile.
 MT INNING introduced bill in relation to the Hunts 'lie ftnalt Stninary.
 Mir BRIDGES introduced a bill to repea, in mart and s" n, ai, aet lo prevent cAtorton m pnbla officers
 iniNiNo introduced bill concerning and
 The bill for Incorporating the Tuscumbia courtland and imc and after yaas was taken up, read second sio ueIeon was on motion of Mir CooPWOoD ordered to 'evng n, s4sSSd I4s so,t1rs iYr n inird reading.
 m aars e instructed to inquire into the expeiency ii,h sNi,s suitable memorial to the President of the tinted States asking the appontmenof of commissioners to negotae with the Creek and Cherokee ti1s of Indians for thlr Territory, With view facilitate their removal bc- yond the Mississippi river. '>'''"' "N Ii, Nr hd BE GhoBiE introduced bill authorize Will us Adkins and others to gates upon roads cad ing rom their panaiions upon the falapoosa liver
 maesday Dee 2o-Mr PERRY, from the judiciary cum-
 'por.e' Dill authorizing sherihs take rtcugni- zanse m GrlinsI eases, where bail allowed by law ve.al ,a & ,"n .h9 same eomaittec r,poed with inaI cases. ~ '' " ' vi,hnu MrdRWiM H from the military eomniee reported Wnou ansndhtn the bill 10 reduce Ie Of the se,t- raj d, iSlons am brgad,s of militia in this sa.r
 MT BRIDGES moved 10 strike from the iir,h division the county of Wileox; which was agreed to MT HOG AN moved 10 strike from the fiur,l division the !W NsshhBtOn Clarke; which " ndunfrt
 Mr noSAH, iOm the judiciary eOmnIt C, to whom the subject "as rf rtd reported inc apcd,rnt the solution caar. n nf , .o rnrehass improvements within the a.n Of the avs Uf Congress- for Iniau to purchase real estate within Ina, part of Alabama herc,oforr etdd
 MT POWELL, from the judiciary committee which was instructed to report their opinion pu eonstituonaly reported that in their opinion, was o .s annsh M more than one Branch or Bank in the sane year was referred the bill for reducing into one the yIa acts concerning h fees of Judges and Clerks of hr ronnty r ne fltlr eoneurred in Mr CCoPWoop from ,Ie same eonn Mi to whom ~ns referred the bill prevent Judges of the Cir cunt Courts from charging jurors matte IS of, c u nort the same without ams ndrtnt. ''''N' Engo'''d 6 from the House, relieve certain parsons m Hio'gnl aIu Madison counties, who occupy public lands was r.ad q first time '' i -' Engross.d b for the eii,f of cct,in pur,bas .r in, Ntt' nth secton township two, rang one the basis n.ild'aa 'h u'e Huntsville Land Distie read first time.
 Engrossed bill to authorse certain persons in Morrau eoNn' erecta bridge across flint etk, read first Engrossed bill to aitcr the name James r. cooper. to hn oi James r. Prtde and the name of G. ". Lindsey, to hai oi Htorge " tockhun ard the Felix Lindsay to that of F,iiN Cockburn, was read a first tine MT PERRY n'rotueed bill, auuiorse Benjamin Duane and his erect d toll bridge across the Mulberry eNtk in Autauga county.
 Mr eooPWooD moved to take from the able Jill to re- gGlsIe 'l,y Bank Auornios fies; which ssgr,td to- Mir ABEkcRoMBIE introduced a bi. |, making apurnpri a'ios for lhe officer: ofhe present General Assembly wbch was iorhwi,h read ihfte stVtrai tmts and passcd
 The b'i to regulate Wharfage the city of N!ohiir wns tnhsn np and after s'efa amendments and considerable discussion thereon, motion of Mir HEAipnILi ord,r ed to he SngrCss,d for third reading.
 ihe balance ol the day consumed by the Senate in or the bill for the mors speedy trial fsavss and free persons ol color.
 Redeay, Dec 2i.-Mr PERRY offered resolution that hS lnleaiy committee, be instructed report by bll 4'herM upon the expedency o ner, asing e sai and t'ts Of Solicitors il the Circuit Courts. MrHOGAN oftrtd resolution for mstrucug the tou- mittee on the Stat Bank inquire if the salaries uf the @ a" nhh oiieeS are piopori'otd to the several duues sl II rtdueiiGn m rthr can be properly made Il he board of directors think it proper employ wael regular annual renewal bonds given by the several officers MT WALTiIALL introduced b, to repeal in part the ne apponlIIg commissioners for the counties of Perry and Niargo, to sell ot, in the towns of Marion and Lnden and toetei public buildings on the same, winch read three | several times and plssed the nate. l MT POWELL introduced bill 10 provide for the erection | oi State Arsenal
 MT HOGAN olfred resolution for nsructing the Comp rolr to inform the Senate what of money has paid to the Quar Master Gtn.ral, for the of Ss SS%a% SS oa caaaba a since the seat of " MrANDERSoN presented the petition of sundry inhab- ans of Pekens county, in iatia the boundary line be- tween that and Greene county which rredto select MT BRIDGES introduced bill to Incorporate the lig Prairie creek nHvgauon company.
 The engrossed bill for extending the jurisdiction of the Stae oi Alabama, to her geographical limits and for other purposes WAS readand made the special order o the day fur tomorrow
 MT ERWIN of G. from the judiciary committee reported with sdry amrn'ments, the bill to prevent the introduce | ticI of slaves into tl,e State.
 MT HOGAN moved takc from the taJh resolution re- ave to the State printing a that inc be r, rred the eomm'ee on the State printing, which was adopted- The hl for dislrbn ing the interest of the three fund among the s.sera counties of the State, read cnnd time, and red committee consisting of Mrssrs Bridges, Barclay and C0opwOOd
 The bill to amend the concerning duellng, which clude lawyers ueh) from its operations, third time and passed h- Senate.
 The engrossed bill for incorporating the Washington light infantry in the county of Autauga, passed third reading The bill revving m act of IS2z to allow trustees of the University pay for their services passed second reading The bin which provides that when witnesses moned, they shall attend until the disposed of reaJ third time and passed the Senate The bill incorporating the Moulton Female Academy, read third time and passed
 The bill to place under the jurisdiction of the commission CTS or roads and revenue m Shelby county much 0fe road passing through that county and leading from Hunts
 The engrossd bill authorizing the commissioners of roads of toll the different ferries bridges the road leading from Montgomeryto Fort Mitchell, was read third Engnssed bill providing for the location of the seat of jus tes in the Piekens county read third time and passed Wm Jones, jr and sundry other citizens of Moble the subject of incorporating t. into company, for ti pur The following message was reeessd from he Governor
 EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Dec. g, 1881. informed by the Senate, whether, in their opinon bus ness before them would receive any detrmen by absence til Tuesday next, Csignr) ' JOHN GAYIE Inrply to which, Mi PICKETT offered the following form h Governor that the business of the Senate will require his presence at the Seat of Government within the time specified; which resolution adopted, and Messrs Pickett and Morton were appointed committee inform Mir rABERcRoMBIE presented the account of wm D. Pieket which was read and referred the committee Mir CooPWOoD offered a resolution protesting against ie exercise the part congss the peo pie of the United States either directly indirectly, except for purposes of deayng the pnbc debt and the necessary expenditure of the General Government in i,s plain and simple administrations; which read and ordered to be printed.
 LAWLER presented the petition of Edmund King, of Shelby county praying relief upon lands purchased by him from the Trustees of the University.
 MrLAWLER prsented the petition and petition of sundy citizens of Shelby county relation to changing the of the State Road leading from cahawba Hunts | vile
 MrPERRY, from the select committee, reported favoraty upon the petition of William Barnet and homas Andrews, toremancipating certain slaves therein named.
 message received from the Governor informing the Senate that he had signed bill for removing certain