Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-01-08

i The bill from the Senate, to compensate Henry Futile, for apprehending horse thief, was twice read and referred to the committee on propositions and grievances. Bills from the Senste, to wit an act to an- mex part of Monroe county to the county of Butler and an act to authorize the guardian of the minor heirs of James Levin, late of St. Clair county, deceased, to sell the real estate which belonged to said deceased were read and ordered to second reading tomorrow. | MT CHILEs, from the committee on county boundaries to which petition had been re- ferred on the subject, reported bill to desig- nate the boundary between the counties of Green and Marengo; which was read and ordered to a second reading tomorrow. MT DILLETT made the following report The judiciary committee, in pursuance of the order of the House, have had under conside- ration, an engrossed bill from the Senate, en- titled an act to amend the laws relative to executors, administrators, and guardians, and have instructed me to report it inexpedient to pass the bill.
 l MT DILLETT moved that the bill and re- port lie on the table which was carried. | MT DILLETT made the following repor The judiciary committee have had under con- sideration an engrossed bill from the Senate, entitled an act to exempt garneshees from the payment of cost in certain cases, and de- sired me to report the same inexpepient; in which the House concurred. Mir Cook moved that the bill lie on the ta- ble 1; which was carried.
 The House resumed the consideration of MT CooPwooD's motion to disagree to the resolution reported by the select committee Pits and Houston.
 And then the House adjourned till 3o'clock. Evening Session 3 o'ciock.-The House resumed the consideration of Mir CooPwooD's motion to disagree to the resolution reported by the select committee appointed to investi- gate the conduct of Messrs Peters and Hous- ton.
 MT DILLETT moved that the further con- stderaton be postponed to half past o'clock tomorrow which was lost. And then the House adjourned. Wednesday,, Jan 5.-Mr BROADWAY from the coun- ty boundaries, to which was referred petition on the subject reported it inexpedient to attach any part of Wilcox county to the county of Lowndes at this time in which the House concurred. MT LAwLER, from the committee on roads &c. to which had been referred bill from the Senate, concerning the establishment of public ferries, re- ported that would be nexpedient to pass said bill | MT CLARK moved that the report be laid on the tabe; which was carried
 MT LAwLER moved that the bill be indefinitely postponed which was lost
 MT Cook from the committes on ways and means, to which referred sundry resolutions to inquire into the expedency of repeating, reducing the tax on cattle-of taxing clock pedlars-of requiring the tax on land to be paid in the county where the land lies and of amending the laws in relation to tavern and retail license, &c reported bill to amend an act to raise for the support ofgovernment, until otherwise altered by law passed Jan I6, 1897; which was read and ordered to second reading on | tomorrow. The Bill to raise fund for the county of Wilcox was, on motion of MT LAwLER, indefinitely post poned.
 The bill to appoint an additional surveyor for the county of Lawrence, after sundry amendments was read the third time and passed.
 The House again resumed the consideration of MT CooPwooD's motion, to disagree to the resolu- tion reported by the select committee appointed to investigate the conduct of Messrs Peters and Hous. ton and after some time spent tn the consideration thereof the fur ther consideration thereof was post poned until three o'clock this evening.
 The House met at three o'clock, and resumed the consideration of MT CooPwooDs motion, &c; and on motion of Mir CLARK the further consideration of the subject was postponed until o'clock tomor- row morning.