Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-01-01

This would be necessary in the event that any degree o expense should for the ping in re pair the contemplated improvements, which should be proportion. aoy deifayed by those Satss Another reason is that in the event Of division of the surplus revenue aoner tbe states this amount Of land would charged to the accon the State Of Alabama; which in fact should be charged to ue states before mentioned, in equal proportion Your memoraists would urtlr represent unto your honorah nody that although the plated canal is anxously de stp by pareuar portion of this State yet the fuure prosperity ofindivdual settlers is decidedly more so Your memoraistS would therefore request your honorable body
 su p@ ule law, making tle donation, empower the oae o of the lands which may beoecupi- e, to the 3geupan at 25 per acre. and that the auction system shall not be adopd And your mcmoralists would request your honorable body to am, nd he net admitting Aanama ho the Union, as to allow her charge on the
 The question was then put on the adoption the amend inen'' and decided ill the affirmative. Yeas S5-Nays s3
 Friay, Dee 24-Mr RICHARDsoNf from the sele ect com. ,n n Woh was tierrtd the preamble and joint resolu- o m iaVor oi the continuance 0r the transportation U the Mai on Sunday reported substitute in II, tll which I M MrG1pf1 p The resolution, as aiaendd, then adopt
 bils lnnodgeed read and ordered to second adng to- morrow: Ky MfGLOUGH-An An act 10 repeal certain nets th,r,in named By Mir DlLLAHuN'rY-Ana act to esabsh a 9es o discount and deposit of the Bank of he State
 onrnolion of Mir MORLEY.
 hsotard' hat the judiciary committee he instructed to inquire Into the eApedieney Of authorizing ly aw scrs to lakt and approve bonds for the appearance of deiIdant taken under writ of eapias for misdpmpano,s. 0i o laq'i9h ot Mir DURANB,
 Resoted, That special committee appointed to con s and report to ths House what business her before it the House for its particular consideration at afternoon sit otS Tor the remainder of the so' ion.
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 On molten of MT McCoLLUM
 Hesouc9 That the committee on roads, Sc inouir into on public highways. " '"'e>'
 The bill making appropriation for the nayment or inc nod i S M " Hlhesfs oi the pr,sen General Assembly,
 An act to hn the of executions issued from the 9rphas rotrt; and, amend the regulating - passed ''''1 '''' S' ''o'i' ''u 'ifd 'l"' and
 Joint resolution from the Senate requiring the Secretary 9i state comPuoNr of uhic Accounts or nasur,r ui the ia Ilf pru 1.neral Assembly! "as read the second and third
 The bill from the Senate, prevent the citizens of this Ste rom ing sued i civil eases before any justice of the peace ou o e aef III wmcn they may respectfully reside was read, and aiirr being am, ,Gd,d, passed 1 Onmouon of Mir TAYLOR,
 Hesohe@, That select commirte to consist of nine mem bers be arpoled examine into the quiGeatons of ,h persons employed by the board of improvcm, mt as eNi engners for this State, and that the ore sidn and d rsetors of said boa b, informed of the time and place n situhg 9 sad committee and that they may attend and a lege such matter in Justification MT Nicios as sad board, IS tf, y may d,e eN pedi.nt.
 MT HUDSON ,lnos,d that the resolution be indefinitely
 Monday, Drr-Mr BAKER moved to call up the report made by select committee the Taria &o to make if the peai order of the day for Thursday next which was
 On motion of nIrJACKsuN,
 Hesottd That Mith tie concurrence of the Senate the two Houses will adjourn vine de the gh day Of January next; winch WAS had on the table.
 The House resumed the consideration of the bill from the Senate to extend he jurisdiction of the State of Alabama throughout the chartered limits of the State after sum ui! ah.huneht' Wcie plopostd the House ad ioumtd
 Not hnNhg pubsb-d the bill nor having to do so .s M'V' we ueel II useless to report the various amend nhs offered, IS tn would be well understood unless the lhiil accompanied them.
 Tresday, 2s-Thc bill from the Senate to amend an act eeu an act to aittrand amend the charter of neorpo ration o the city olhobie read rs and second tne and referred 10 select committee MT Dl1LETf made the following port: The iudi,iary eo'e to whom was reierrd SD much of the Governors message as relates to the mQt alton of that part Con suiuuon which restricts the numA o counties in l ming
 Junei eireui1 to SIN counties, iFt had the same under consideration, and haYedet,d opu-1 hat it would he proper to oaer the Constitution give the gisl ture the power u 'hlarghg the circuits than counties provided separate Supreme sOud br esta bishtd The same committee have examined resolution u'euhg u'tm to mqure into the eAp.dieney of reducing the number of the Cieu Court Judges the event St pa rate Supreme Court shuuld be esabshtd, directed me D rPor- nat your committee are of opinion that should arte Suprme Court Lc ostahshed will, of the present, be sufficient discharge promptly the psits o1 lhe Satri and souda separate supreme Court be esaoShtd' your eomi'tee recommend new arrange nen o the Circuit Courts. to he limited the number of SIX eou,ls and siA Circu Court Judgs Said report had otyd the rslsnat0n of the Hon. S. C. Richardson
 Judge of the County Cott of Con cuh county; which was
 MrDILILIT, from the judiciary committee to whom was rfr that rlot thc Governors message which relates to modification u our criminal code, ported Ii ineXnettn to attempt any alteration; which was eomcurred in
 The same committee who lad under consideration reso- luon directing inquiry into the poprieiy of passing law prohibiting JndgS Of the County Courts from making greater allowance tq guardians than the nett proceeds estates o thtir NdfdS Se, reported Il neXpeditnt gs late upon the natr as suSg sted ly the resolution; which Mir GEORGE iirm the committee on the State Capitol reported joint solution requiring the Governor call on Henl! w. Collier and others, make titles lots town o Tuscaloosa which read and ordered second reading tu-murr0W.
 Mir EVERETT, iiom the select committee to whom pc- utoh had been rlrItd on the suit ported bill further provide agais frauds in the packing c0on which was read and made the special order the day for second read ing on Saturday next
 LrenHg ScsSoh3 o'cicck.-The House resumed the con- sidraun of thu bill from the Senate the iurisdic- uon oi the Satt o Alabama throughout the chartered limits of th Satc. SuIry amendments o red and adopted and the bill was finally ordered to ,lird reading to-morrow
 Should the bill pass into law shall the earliest opportunity of laying it b, fore tadtis. On motion of MT HUDSON,
 RcSOued. That the Rev. William Calaway be invited to preach in the Representative Hal evening al o'clock PM.
 Heare9dGy, Dec. 29.-Bs from the Srnae read and or dttd to ,eOnd reading an net supplemental to act entitled all revive and continue for three years an act for improving the road adg from Blake Icy to the upper line Of Baldwin by Durants, pasSt o Jan e+7 act and force an act to m orporte the Trustees of the Iuscumla Aca- dmyi and, an act better provide for hOdhg members of the General Assembly and pubic offices
 message received aom the stating that he had received the resignation of the Hon James C. Irwin, Judge of the County Court of Wilcox county. The commu- nicatiun iaid un the table.
 The House resumed the consideration of the from the s, nate, entitled joint memorial asking donation Of tine Cuosg river by means of a canal.
 he u,son was put the adoption of the memorial lest. Yeas 3o-Nays B.
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 APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
 Joseph Friend to be Receiver of Public Moneys for the District of Lands subject to sale at Ouchia in tbn Sfnfa anfI Rr