, 1842-12-17

,.xt. he would introduce bill to
simplify proceedings at law. Mr..
Hudson, of St. Louis, gave notice
that. on tomorrow, he would intro
Joce a bill concerning free negroes.
&c. Mr.. Miller gave notice that. on
Friday next he would introduce a
h,l concerning liens Of mechanics, &c.
Mr. oweltg gave notice th,t, on Tues
J,v next. he would introduce a bill
concerning Justices Courts. Mr..
Raw cave notice that, on Friday next.
he would introduce 4 bill; respecting
nrac,Ice at law. Mr.. Sheeiy intro,
,Ioced a bill to regulate the ,riat Of
the right Of property levied uponsby
execution. The following bills were
read a secund time, and referred to
The committees named: q bill to
change the m ID. of sunnnning
iurns--.eferred TO G mmittee of the
Whole House; a bill repeating The
charters III incorporated cohpanies--
referred to a Select Committee of Z:
u bill 10 inc 'rPorate the French b..
~ueyoIent. Society OF ST. LOUIS re
fired to the c ,im nittee of the Whole
H.usr; a.btN CONCERNING roads and
highways; a memorial on Il he mp
aencv-reierred to cdm n!t,ce on
Agriculture.
EVENING SESSION
A Message was received from the
Senate, stating; there had: been intro
duced into the Senate, n bill respect
ins the Laws and Journals: a bill m
r;erninr the liabilities of min ,rs; 4 bill
,e.acerniag foreign insurance, and a
hill Incorporating the propriet"rs OF
me F%anter's III mSe. \ ness rge
WE ais received from the Geverno;.
Stain. thit he hid approved and
si.ned a bill for Pavnen. of costs in.
criminal cases. The following bills
were READ third time and pa>sel:-
4 lal concerning past more ex
nnia ,.ims; a bill cane .rninr curo
nefs: bill fro n 1ke Senate respecting
the Piv.ma>,erEGenrr.d was read a
frs. sac,nl aaI third TIM. {by Il sus
pension Of the raies,) an1 passed.
ErEyiNI sE
Tie bill rnacerniny the ptym.nr
Of cns's vas agiin tak"1 up, and
Messpr<. Huisoa, of ST. I. mis-, Blv
AMI Wells. made so ne remarks Mr..
Blr called f,r the cets an nays.
The cote resulted in the pa.sige Of
tn, hill.
A hill r~nc,nint raj; and high
ways was read Il third time anil re-
f.rfei to the Co nmtipe 81 the Whole
House. A bhl from tie Senate. con-
cerning II Stis and Highways, was
1akei: ~, read a ihrd tiu". and re-
ferrrd 10 the G,mmitce Of the Whole
'Hnnse. The faIle wing bills from the
Sen rte were taken up. read a first
time. and order d to a second read
ing. TO wit:--k bill tn lay out a State
Road frnaf Gaila'in IN, Savannah; Il
inlI for the relief of A. Wo IDS; a
bill for the relief of C. d. II ums ".
Tn mbtion eff Mr.. Hu ison, ;ie House
resolved rtself into a Com MITE OF
the Whoie up N the orders "fihe day.
Mr.. Scott in the Chair. A bill for
the re,iefaf execution debtors was IT,
ken up, and nsiderable debate En-
sued.
SrsArE, WEpHEs1Ar. Nov. 30.
NJ. Campbell, of st. Cna'leS. fro
the Committee IN the Judiciary. re.
4 hill in behalf of m%inors--,-
greed to. Nh. Elicit presented a re-
port from the Com nittec on Engr"Ss-
ed Rlls--agreed TO. The following
bills were read a first time and orderei
to a second reading:--a bill respect,
in. laws and Journals; a bill relaung1
to public Ian L.; a bill respecting The
. { minors; a till respecting
bill concerning executors
md al illustrators; and j bill i' in
the proprietors Of the Pan
'er's House. in the cityof ST.. LOUIS.
SOM, bills fur State ro,ds, &c were
eid aailirJ time and pissed.
" tgs H5ltH THURSDAY, DEc. L.
There Wis very little bns1pss done
the Senate to-day. Some unHn-
,ortant m lt,efs wee dlscu.sd, and
Senate adjourned.
-S t. THURSDAY Dec. list.
Nj. Moss presented a petition for
a State Road. which was Laid upon the
able. Mr.. King pes .nted the pc
lition Of ]. w. Reynolds. asking the
passase OF law T., puni-h Quacks-re
Ierre | to a select Committee consist
of Messers. Hudson, of ST: Louis,
DR.. Flanagan, and Dr.. Moss. Mr..
Daggett presented The petition OF sol