Smyrna times., 1855-01-10
THURSDAY, Jan. 4.
Adjourned

read ana adopted.
~ Adjourned.
..teA r#ft t-. THURSDAY, Jan. A.
- 'SENATE,-Mr Dupont gave notice that he !
would on tomorrow on some future day, ask !
leave to introduce bill entitled, act to aid in
the erection of monument commemorative OF
the Declaration of American Independence.
Mr.. Hazard moved that committee of three
members be appointed on go much of the Gov
ernor's Message as relates to lntestate's real
estate, with leave to report by bill or otherwise.
Which motion prevailed; whereupon Messrs.
Hazard, Ponder and Blggs, were appointed
said committee.
Mr.. Dupont submitted, and on his notion
was read the following resolution:
Resolved by tht Senate and House Of Repre- |
sentatves of the State of Delaware in General !
Assembly met, That when the General Assem-
| bly, adjourns this afternoon, 1t viii stand ad |
j0urnud uutIl next Tuesday, at 10 clock, a. !
! III
! Mr.. Prettyman, clerk of the House OF Repre-
| sGntatlves, being admitted, returned the Joint
resolution, adIourning the General Assembly
untIl 10 O'clock, next Tuesday morning, and
informing the senate That the House had coli
Cured therein.
The Senate then adjourned to meet next
Tuesday, the 9th inst, ut 10 clock A. NJ.
HOUSE.-Prayer by Chaplain, Rev. H. L.
GIlroy.
MIR. Wilson obtained leave to introduced bill
entitled. an Act to vacute part ot Tenth street,
IN Tie city Of Wilmington. Read
Also, to Introduce bill entitled, an Act to
vacatc Dock street, in the same city. Which
was read.
Mr. Draper, from the committee to report
Rtil,,S for The ,,nvar,It,nut ,t tho Inns,
united srrtc- winch, On beng read, were
adopted, and fifty copies ordered to be printed
tor the use Of the House
Mr.. Cullen offered the following ont rcsolu-
ton:
: Resolved by the Senate and House of Repre-
sCntatV2s ut the Stale OF Delaware IN Ccn,Ial
! Assembly met, That this General Assembly
Will not entertain any application for divorce at
: the present session, IN cases wlercby law luris-
! dict!on has been heretofore conferred on th,.
Superior Court.
The resolution was laid over until the afternoon
and finally lost, by vote Of Q yeas to | | NAYS.
l. Mir. Cullen presented the petition Of Henry
Pratt Tor compensation tor rec.aImIng a ugl-
u tive IRON justice. Which was read aud refer
red.
: Mr.. Prcttyman reported bill entitled, an
=" Act to divorce Ann ). McGee and Peter :.
/ mony. Read.
y Mr.. Wilson prc,cnted the memorial Of Henry
! Ridmey, President of the Farmers Bank o.
10 Delaware, praying renewal OF It's charter u
Y It's expiration III 1851 Winch was read anc
= referred to M ssrs. Wilson, SnIplcy ana Wuui
=" all, vita leave TO report by blli OF Otherwise.
y. Mr.. Shpey reported that 'The untniehc,
J. business OF the House of Representatives Is Ii,
" follows:
/ An act for the protection Of the property o
of married women;
An act relating to part of Market street il
ne the village of Concord;
A further additional supplement- to the ac
entitled, an act Tor the establishment Of Ere,
Schools;
An act TO equaize taxation
iG An act to provide for the printing and distri
~ button ofthc Reports OF the Auditor Of Account
'G of this State"
id Mr. Moore moved that the adoption of th
ed reconsidercd, Which motion prevailed. Tn
st rules We're then amended and adopted
Mr.. Cullen, from the committee on so mucl
1t of the Governors Message as relates TO the sal
of real estate by shrrlfis, reported a bill enti
as tied, An act to repeal the act concerning tn
sale OF real estate by Sherils on execution pro
tc cess. Which was read.
IT'S Mr. Draper gave notice that he would as
,rs leave 10 introduce n bill at some future da
he during the session, to make an appropriation t
erect a monument over the remains of the lat
IN. Governor Joseph liaZlctt.
Adjourned TIL Tuesday, 10 o'clock.
fOH bs1f fLo lar If