, 1842-12-10

Thursday next, ne would introduce
a Bill concerning Jurors.
Mr.. Cowan asked and obtained
leave to introduce a Bill I'd form n
new County, to be called Spring Riv,
er.
Mr.. Lindsey gave notice that, on
Wednesday next, he would introduce
a Bill amending the Revenue Law Of
this State.
Mr.. WelIman gave notice that, on
Monday mex, he would introduce a
Bill regulating Justices Courts.
The report Of the Committee on
the Mandamus Act, was read a Sec
ond time and ordered to n third read
ing, and referred TO the Committee
of the whole House, and made The
special order Of the day for Monday
week next, and it was ordered that
100 copies Of said report be printed.
A Bill to abolish Lotteries was read
a second time and referred to the
Commute on the Judiciary. A Bill
to abolish Imprisonment for debt was
read a second time and referred to
the Committee on the Judiciary. A
Bill concerning Executors and Ad-
illustrators was read a second time
and referred TO the Committee of the
while House.
The minority report on the Manda.
mus Act was taken up and made the
special order of the dav for Monday
week next. in Committee of the
, whole, and it was ordered that 100
copies OF said report be printed. a
Bill from the Senate concerning i
I mill dam across the Nodaway River
was read a first time and ordered IL
a second reading-and on motion the
House adjourned 10 9o'clock P. NJ.
} a, which time the House met anc
, there being nothing Of importance
I before the House, Ii adjourned to
o'clock tomorrow morning.
SENATE, Monday, Nov. %.
D The Senate met pursuant to nd
journment. Mr.. Boggs, a~greeabIy t.
notice previously given, introduced
Bill tn provide for the sale of thu
100000 acres Of land, which wa.
read a first time and ordered TO b,
S printed, which, after considerable,
II discussion, in which Messr-. Boggs
e Fort. Monroe, Young, Gillian ant
Johnson participated, was adopted
A Bill offering an amendment to tn
Constitution, was read a second TIM
and referred to the Committee on III,
e Judiciary. A Bill to abolish lmpri,
o nnment for Debt, was read 4 frs
time and ordered to a second read
|. ing. A Bill to establish Il fnurlI
= branch of the Bank at Springfield
was read Il first time and ordered t
9 a S econd reading. Mr.. Hudspei
II gave notice that, on Tomorrow, b
" would introduce Il Bill respectin.
Circuit Courts. a message was re
reived from The House On the sui
J. iect of public printing; and the Sen
r. ate adjourned to 3 o'clock, Z. NJ.
p, EVENING Session.
j. The Presiden, laid before the Ser
ate the report Of the Le>sees Of tn
'e Penitentiary, which was read and RI
feIred to the Committee on the Pen
t. tertiary; ais" a message from til
r. House, stating the introduction {
Ie The following nils: A Bill abolishin
imprisonment for dobl; a Bill abolish
d in: lotteries: a Bill to change a Stat
road.
The report of the Committee o
n. The Judiciary. was read and agree
l. To. A Resolution was then offere'
Of requiring all bills and resolution
ri. hereafter to he printed. to be dor
ID in CLOSE WORK, and that no charG
r. shall be made for blank pages, whic
e. was adopted; and, on motion, II
to Senate adjourned TO 9 O'Clock to-mo
IN row mothf G.
to SENATE, Tuesday, Nov. 90.
Nothing Of any importance wi
- done. Some few questions were d
bated, which consumed the morniu:
~ and, on motion, The Senate adjour
4 ed t, 9 o'clock p. Nj.
- A bill to locate a fourth branch
=. the Bank Of Missouri, was taken u
:. read a second time and debated
VI length, particularly as regarded Il
= place Of location. Springfield W
u stricken out. Mr.. Young moved
- fill the blank with Lexington. I'll
:, Senator from Platte moved to
" with Platte City. Mr.. Major mo