, 1853-01-22

Mr.. Ebey introduced bill providing for
the removal Of county seats.
'The bill to exempt certain portions oil
real estate from execution was taken up.
Mr.. Simpson moved 10 amend by striking
out the first proviso limiting the amount
exempted TO $4,000. Adopted. ---I
Mr. Simpson also moved to strike out the
proviso in the 2nd section. Adopted.
On motion of Mr. Avery the bill was
engrosSed and read third time.
The bill for the relief of George WASH
ington (colored) was taken up, and the
question recurred upon the passage Of the
bill. II was carried, yeas IL, nays 6.
A resolution from the Council providing
for an adjournment of the Legislative As
sembly from the 22d Dec, 10 the Sd Of
January, was read. ... ....., .....
Mr. Censor moved TO amend by insert
ing 4th instead Of Sd, so as to give time for
members north to return on the boat. The
amendment was carried and the resolution
adopted. h4 l. . u,.,..r
The resolution concerning amendments
10 the land law was received from the
Council with sundry amendments.
On motion tho House took recess for
dinner. rp1 ,f.'u 70 n .7i
$50 l- . O'CLOCK, r.M 'l
The amendment TO the resolution con-
ceming the land law, extending the time Of
donations TO '56, was agreed to. I. ID.
Mr.. Cole moved thai the House resolve
itself into committee of the whole. %
The bill exempting personal property
from attachment was taken up and inioT-
mally passed over. ...,. I... .
The bill relating to the appointment Of
clerks by the district Judges was taken up.
On motion Of Mr.. Wait the provisions Of
the bill were confined to counties wherein
courts were held. n,..t
Mr.. Simpson moved that the bill be re-
ported back 10 the House as amended
Carried. ... ............. ....-...I ..-
The bill relating 10 chancery practice
was taken up. While this bill was under
consideration the result of the Presidential
election was announced outside, and the
committee Immediately rose and the House
adjourned 60 ,i, a.J J.8Hgd
.-t. FRIDAY, Dec. IA.
In THE CoUNOIL-Mr. Lovejoy offered
the following resolution, which was adopt.
ed: - b, -n. r.t ff G..l
Resolved by the Council, the House con-
curing, That the Legislative Assembly ad-
journ on Wednesday, the 22d inst, to meet
at the seat Of government on the Sd day Of
January, 1853, at 10 O'Clock. roa5 4
The bill from the House for the relief Of
George Washington was read. COED
The House amendment 10 the resolution
Of adjournmenf'was eoncurred in.
In THE HoUsE-Mr. Gibbs, from the itl-l
dietary committee, reported the bill .ooa-
cerning tTesspassing animals without amend
ment. '. 'll .IH. ..I la.
Mr.. Anderson, from tho judiciary COM
minee, reported The bill to provide for a
commissioner 10 prepare a code Of laws,
amended.
. The select committee, to whom was re-
ferred the subject matter Of amendments 10
the donation law, reported by resolution
favorable 10 certain amendments, ..
The question being on the adoption Of The
resolution as reported BY the committee, il
was decided in The affirmative. g
Mr. Carev iu,rodneed n b;if 10 axeuni
real estate 10 tl,s yaIue Of 10000 from *
ecuiion. .'. 49, .-....'..l.
The bill concerning lTespassiug animals,
was read. '.
Mr.. Stark moved 10 amend so as 10 pro-
vide that the fence should be at least Eve
feel high and sufficient 10 turn animals run
ming al large. '' ''.
Mr.. Wait moved to strike out al after
the words W 1--WE feet high. u Adopted IN
Aflcr much discussion on The bin. the
House took recess. ,i,., ''.-
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