Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10

dowmeht for that purpose, reported it inexpedlent to legisate on the subject which, on motion of MT HUBBARD, was laid on the table.
 Mir AeKLEN, from the select committee, reporteda bill for the relief of certain purcharers of he six teenth section in township ,, range l, east of the basis meridian in the land district oi Huntsville; which read and ordered to be engrossed for a third reading.
 Bills introduced.-By Mir WILKINSON, bill to a. mend an act entitled an act passed the 24th Decem- Der 1892 to compel clerks of the circuit and county courts 10 give bond and security within the time prescribed.
 By Mir CAMPBELL, a bill to amend an act entitled an act, for the relief of Thomas E. Tart, passed the 9th December 1880. By Mir FAULK, bill to compensate the commits siones of roads and revenue the counties therein named.
 By MT RATHER, a bill to enable the State of Ala bama to sell and dispose of certain lands tberein named.
 By MT HALE, of B. a bill to authorize the comms- soners of roads and revenue of Baldwin county, to levy tax for the purpose of building jaifm said county.
 By MT BoYD bill to curta tbo amount ofdama ges upon bills of exchange purlhased by the Bank of the State of Alabama, By Mir AUGUsTUs, bill D authorize Aaron and Moses Parker 10 establish 7 Terry. By Mir HUBBARD, a bh to provide that lands sub iect to taxation shall be taxed in proportion to their value.
 By Mir KFrNER. bill to authorize the oomman.
  of the Alabama ntia, to form two company beats with less number than forty privates. By MT ERWIN, bill 10 amend the laws now in force authorizing proceedings by attachment. CaRai commissioners s.-Mr CnAtu presented tle report of the canal commissioners, appointed agree ably to an act ofthe general assembly: which, on ton ofMr LANE. was laid the fable, and 100 CO., pies otdered to be printed. | UednesGGy Nou. 30.-ReSoluiOns-By Mir HALE insructiiig the committee ways and means to in qure into the expedency of reducing the State tax on stock cattle. By MT RIDDLE, that the same committee inquire into the expediency of reducing the tax on billiard | tables.
 | By MT CARROLL, instructing the military commit ttee 10 inquire into the expedency of reducing the several divisions of the militia of this State we'll Us the brigades | By Mir DRIsH, instructing the judiciary committee to inquire into the expedency ofrequrng plaintiffs, on wrs of error to the supreme court, to give rity for costs accruing in said court. By Mir MoFFETT, requesting the Secretary oi l State to furnish this House with six copies of each of the acts oihc Legislature passed since the pub- cation of tie digest of the laws of the State of Aaba ma.
 | By MT BAKER, instructing the committee on ways and means to inquire into the expectancy of taxing all retailers of sprtuous liquors - dollars and furtherto inquire into the expedency of authorizing license to mol more than two persons in each Cap ain's beat unless five respectable lreeholders shall certify to the clerk fhe county court. that more taers are necessary who shall be residents of the beat for which such application is made. | By Mir PAUL, instructlng the judiciary committee to inquire into the expediency of altering the law as to compel judges of the circuit court to entertain suits in the nature of dndifa quereta.
 By Mir MAYBE, instructing the same committee to inquire into the expedency of abollshng the coun ty court svstem and establishing couris of ordinary
 By Mir CAMPBELL, instrucng the Military com mtee to inquire into the expediency of establishing regiments of cavalry.
 Thursday Dec 1.-Pctitions presented.-By MT KING. of P that of Nathaniel Clark, praying for amendaory law on emancipation.
 By MT Gu BREATH, that of sundry citizens of Jack son county praying that compensation may be al- lowed Middleton Johnson for services rendered.
 Accounts prcscnfcd.-By Mir FoNrANE that of Ia.ans Rather-By. Mir Gibreath that of David Ristrb. By Mir Drish, that oi Dav,d Tyon n. D"''" | Reports trOm cOmmitteeS.-Mr M'KINLEY, from the committee on education, to whom Was referred the petition of sundry citizens of Limestone county reported q bill 10 provide for the leasing of he 16ih section and for the appli oaon of ihe funds pisng thereirom to the purposes of feduction.
 Mir HERBERT, from the same committee to whom was referred the petition of Francis Boykn and oth- CTS, reported it inexpedent to grant the prayer of the petitioners which, on motion of Mir OLIVER, of c was laid on the table,
 Mir HKRBERT, from the same committee, reported nnfavoraby of the petition of the purchasers of Uni versity lands; which, motion of Mir M'RAE, was laid on the table.
 
 ported bill authorizing Thomas H. Hutchns guar dian of w. P Iutchins, to sell real estate.
 Bills introduced By Mir SAUNDERS, of l.. bill to repeal in part an act entitled an act to enable the State of Alabama to sell and dispose of certain lands
 By Mir HARRIS, bill providing for the better secu- rity ofthe University funds.
 Resolutions subnihed-By MT DELFT, authoris- ing the principal Engineer to lay before tie Govern or of this state, any report or communication he may tn ulrtt tn fba rb of sloners of Internal Improvement
 By Mir MoFrET, instructing the committee ways and means to inquire into the expedency of making an appropriation to enable the surveyors ofhe differ ent countless to procure from the General Land or flee. the field notes of their respective counties.
 By Mir M'VAY, nstructng the same committee to inquire what amendments are necessary in the re- venue laws, to effect certain collection of the taxes.
 The joint resolution directing the Solicitors of the first Circuit to prosecute the Sheriff of Monroe conn ty was read second time, and on motion of Mir LANE. referred to the judiciary committee. A censi- derable number of bills, were read this day second time, and referred.
 House adjourned until tomorrow morning 10 o'clock.
 Fridoy, Dec 2.-DIxoN HALL, Sen Repre- sentative from the county of Autauga, appeared, was qualified and took his seat. | Accounts presented-By Mir M'RAE, that of Tar- ton Eubanks and others and also their petition By Mir FOSTER tha, of Randolph Ivey, of Jackson county.
 Reports from Committees-Mr Cook, from the committee on divorce and alimony, reported bill to divorce certain persons therein named: Mir AcK- LEN from the committee on lanes, reported bill to authorise and require the Register of the Land Of fee at Courtland, to permit Jesse Cox and Bartley ISt |. Al T.. M D