The State guard., 1848-03-28
NO. 13.

County from the first Monday in Noven.- Der to the first Monday in December. | 221. An act providing for the perma- ncnt location of the seat of Justice of Russell county.
 222. An act to change the venue in State actions, and for other purposes.- This act provides that all motions or &C., tons required by the existing laws to be instituted by the Attorney General in tho courts of Tushaloosa county, shall here- after be instituted and brought in the courts of Montgomery county and such suits as are now pending in such courts in Tuskaloosa county, may on motion of the Attorney General be transferred to the Circuit Court of Montgomery county It further provides that the Electors ot President and Vice President of the Uni ted States, who may be chosen by the qualified voters of this State, shall here- after meet tor the performance of their duties at the Seat of Government of the State wherever that may be. 223. An act for the relief of Mary II. Clopton. This act constitutes Mary Il. Clopton free dealer.
 224. An act to incorporate the town of Benton in Lowndcs county.
 225. An act to amend the law in TO- lation to Justices of the Peace in the city and county of Mobile.
 23G An act to incorporate the Blounts- vile Male and Female Academies in Blount county,
 227. An act authorizing the appoint ment of an additional Surveyor in the county of Coffee and for other purposes.
 225. An act to amend an act entitled an act to incorporate the town of We tumpka, approved 10th of January, 1889.
 220. An act to incorporate the Union Springs Branch Railroad Company.
 230 An act for the benefit of George M. Hubbert.
 23l. An act to transfer the adminis- tration of the estate of James Manning, deceased, to the county of Marengo.
 232. An act to authorize John Law, Jr., to erect a gate across a road in Sum- ter county.
 233. An act to incorporate the Grand and Subordinate Divisions of the Order of the Sons of Temperance of the State of Alabama.
 234. An act to prevent frauds in sam- bling cotton, and for other purposes.
 235. An act to authorize certain per- sons therein named to lease the Canal around the Muscle Shoals in the Tennes. sec river in tlis State, and for other pur- poses.
 236. An act to incorporate the Cahaw- ba River Bridge Company, at Cahawba.
 237. An act to incorporate the Rock. dale Academy in the county of Randolph.
 235. An act for the permanent location of the seat of Justice of the county of Choctaw
 23o. An act for the support of paupers in Macon county.
 24O. An act making appropriations for the years lS4S and 1949.
 24l. An act making appropriations for the payment of certain claims against the State.
 242. An act securing to married wO- men their separate estates, and for other purposes.
 243. An act to make an appropriation for certain purpose therein named.
 244. An act for the relief of John M. Hendrix and A. J. Copeland of the coun- ty of Cherokee.
 245. An act for the relief of John II. Gee, tax collector of Sumter county. Joint Resolutions and Memo.
 rials.
 A Joint Resolution to sanction the de- cree to divorce Montfort s. Street from his wife Eliza Ann Street.
 Joint Resolutions providing for the com- pensation of the assistant Clerks of the House of Representatives.
 Joint resolutions to sanction the divOr- ces of Susan Mutt from her husband Jo- seph E. Mutt, and Patrick Kelly from his wife Martha Ann Kelly.
 Joint Resolutions to authorize E. T. Gore, late tax collector of Pickens county. to withdraw from the State Treasury an amount overpaid by him.
 Joint Resolutions for the relief of Jas. G. Evans.
 A Joint Memorial to the Congress of the United States, in relation to school lands.
 Joint Resolutions in relation to the P. Office Laws.
 Joint Resolutions requesting the Gov ernor to have prepared stand of Colors. to be presented, in the name of the State, to Captain James M. Gees Company of Mounted Volunteers, now engaged in the Mexican War.
 Joint Resolutions requesting the Gov. crnor to have prepared stand of Colors, to be presented, in the name of the State, to the Alabama Battalion, on the eve of leaving for the Mexican War.
 Joint Resolutions providing for the pre- servation of Public Documents.
 Joint Resolutions appointing State Geologist.
 A Memorial to the Senate and House of Representatives of the United Statesin Congress assembled.
 A Memorial of the Genera. Assembly of the State of Alabama to the Congress of the U. States.
 Joint Memorial to the Congress of the United States on the subject of the pre- L..