Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10

Mr DELFT, from the same committee to whom was referred the resolution directing them to inquire into the expediency of amending the usury laws re- ported that it is inexpedent to pass the law proposed by the resolution in which report the House con cured.
 Mir DELFT, from the same committee to whom was referred the bill more eilectually to secure the payment of costs Tn certain cases, reported the same without amendment, and that it wond be inex pedi- ent to pass the same in which the house concurred
 Mir DELFT from the same committee to whom was referred the bill for the support of paupers. re- ported the same without amendment and recon- mended its adoption.
 On motion of Mir PAYNE, the report and bill was laid on the table.
 Mir DELFT, from the same committee to which was referred the resolution directing them 10 inquire into the eXpediency of abolishing the County Court system reported that it is inexpedient 10 make the alteration proposed. The report, on motion of Mir CAMPBELL was laid on the table.
 The same committee to which was referred bill to auhorise the appointment of commissioners to take the acknowledgement of deeds, &c. reported the same without amendments; which adopt ed. Tho bill, on motion of Mir M KINIEY, was laid tlfe rable.
 The same committee. to whom was referred the petition of sundry citizens of St. Clair county, pray ing law to restrain the Judges from calling for trial any cause after sunset reported that the Legislature ought not to grant the prayer of the petitioners. The report,on motion of MrFANRAR, was laid on the table.
 Mir llUBBABD, from the committee on roads, bridges and ferries, to which was referred resou- ton nstructlng them to inquire into the expediency Disappointing inspectors of roads, reported hatit is inexpedient to legisate upon the subject the House concurred in the report,
 Mir HUBBARD, from the same committee to which was referred the petition of snndry citizens of Lau- derdae county. ported that they are unacquanted with any facts connected with the subject matter of the petition which would require legislation thereon On motion of Mir SAUNDERS, of l.. the report was laid on the table.
 The same committee to which was referred bill relating to the working ofroads reported that it IS inexpedent to pass the bill; in which the House Concumed.
 The same committee to which was referred re- solution nstructng them to inquire into the eXpedi- ency of changing Byer's road, reported. they arc unacquanted with any facts which require legisla- ton on the subject on motion of Mir PAYNE, the re- port was laid on the table.
 The same committee reported that it is inexpedi- ent to amend the road laws; which, motion of Mir Stephens, was laid on the table.
 Mir BAKER, from the committee on Indians and Indian affairs, to whom was referred bill to extend the jurisdiction of the State of Alabama over the ter ritory, according to the geographical boundaries within the limits of sad State, reported the same with amendments on motion of Mir NJ 'KINLEY, the bill and amendments were laid on the table, and 100 copies ordered to be printed
 The same committee 10 whom was referred re- solution insructing an inquiry to be made into the expediency ofextending the civil and criminal uris- dction of the State of Alabama over the white po- ruation alone living within the Choctaw nation, reported that il is inexpedient to leglslate on the same in which the house concurred.