Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-04
LEGFsLAE URE.

MIR. d. Douglass presented the fctision
ofMary A. Simmons aud Francis Ma'he-
son, for charles of Ma,heson's Ferry, in
AbbevilIe District, was referred 10 the
Committee on Roads and Buildings.
Dir. Gregg. from The Committee on the
Judiciary, 10 which had been referred the
Petition OF suniry Citizens of Claremont,
praying an increase Of Consrables' fees.
reported A Bill to allow to Constables
mileage OH Executions; the Report was
ordered for consideration Oh Monday, aud
tho Bill was ordered TO he printed.
Mr.. Moses. from the Joint Committee
on the subject of the Si,tiuss of che Courts,
reported A Bill to organize the Courts Of
Law Of this State, aud 10 alter the times
Of The Sii,ings Of the Courts Of Appeals
and Tie Courts Of Errors, and also %! the
Courts Of Equity III certain Districts Of
this Stale; which was read the first time.
aud was ordered for G second reading on
Monday. aud 10 be printed.
The Report Of The Committee Oh the
Judiciary, on Il Bill TO exempt, Real E.s-
tate, 10 Q certain extent; from levy and
sale uujer execution, and for other phrpo-
ses, as, on motion OF .Mr. Gregg, placed
in The General Orders cfthe Day 70. Men.
t,a;eisry. ora iii. further q, prevent res
,a;lius OF Sp;ssiuous Liquors without a
I;censs WIS, on motion Of Mr.. Wi,ier-
,noon. y<dced in tho General Orders Of
,he pay for Monday.
n House Of Representatives., Dee. 10.
The Senate sent 10 this House, for con
eurreuce, "a Resolution appointing . Cur.
ouer, for Eagefeid District: aud the fol-
lowing Bills, which were read The first
time, and ordered TO he read a secona time
,o-rnorrsNs: A. Bill 10 alter aud amend the
law in relation 10 recording Mortgages,
aud 10 regulate the lien thereof: aud a
Bill to allie. the time &c the Strings of
certain Courts Of flaw, in the South Yves.
tern, Southern aud Middle Circuits.
MIR. Jamison, from The Committee CT
the Military, made Reports on 4 Bill &c
alter and amend The one hundred aud
twenty first section of an Act, entitled IAN
Act 10 reduce all Ac:s aud clauses Of Acts
in relation 10 the Militia OF this State TO
one Act, and To alter and amend the same"
and on s Resolution iustruclips that Com
rriiree to enquire ia,o the expectancy Of
resundins Il part Of The fines imposed un-
der the l2lst section Of The Military Bill,
passed al the last session Of the Lesis!u-
lure.
Mr.. Peter P. Palmer presented the Pc.
,ition Of the Black Oak Agricultural So
cicty, praying for an Agricultural Survey
OF the State; which vas referred TO the
Committee OH Agriculture.
Mr.. Roper presented the Petition Of
numerous ci.izeus Of Sparianburg. praying
an Agricultural and Geological Survey;
which was referred 10 the Committee OH
Agriculture.
Mr.. Davie presented the Petition Of sun
dry %cirzens Of Chester District. prayiug
that ,ha, The Practitioners oflhc Thonp.
sonian SYSTEM may be allowed to collect
fees; which was referred 10 the Committee
on Grievances.
Mr.. Frost. from the Committee on The
Judicisry, TO whom WAS referred the Pre-
sentiment Of the Grand Jury Of Colleion
District, respecting the si,,iug'ofrhe Court
Of Equity, Reported A Bill To arrange the
SiItiunS VI titS SouIiS IOE lHc seCDuu TsQul-
~ Circuit; which was read the frs, time,
snnd ordered TO be read a second time ON
Monday next.
Mr.. Frost. from. the same Committee, tn
whom was referred a Resolution Of en-
quiry into the expedicncv Of changing The
Constitution. SO as to limit the tenure
of the Judicial Office 10 n certain age
RepoRed A Bill TO alter and amend
tue frs. ectiou Of the third article of the
Constitution; which was read the FIRST time.
and ordercdto be read n second time on
Monday next.
Mr.. Frost, from the snme Committee.
to whom was referred a Resolution Of co.
quiry into The expectancy Of establishing
the County Court syEem, made n Report;
which was ordered for consideration on
Monday next.
Pursuant, 10 notice, Mr.. Hunt introduced
aDillto umend the Attachmeu. Laws Of