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mm LwUmm' Wll rei the petition of Tho yinf thew M-, __ JMHH, . B on Great 1'c dwj rcferml to the committee oa roadst lr. Wilson presented the. petition" of ^Hnrdjr, fof a pension; referred to the 11? ? - - ? *?*^ '^~r- ? I lute on ucnnoni. President autjihittcd, a report of. the If on the account of N. of CheHeston district; ordered to bo -J?' -.v., j A report firom the'house of repre*enta \itCi, on thepcthion of the South Cfcratt 1 t of A pattern and experiment reported t ordered for wmtr. M Klbbin introduced -a bill to amend tin act concerning hawkers and pedlars," pkHtdthc 19th Dec. 1H2Jj which was rend 4flrit time, and ordered to a tcccnd rcad to-morrow. yN ? Pursuant to notice* Mr. J. 8. Deaa intro duced a hill to admit and incorporate pri vate stockholder'* in the bank of the state of $ooth Carolina( whteh waa read a firat time, .and ordered to a aecond reading to-mor:otv, aid to be printed. ' -'A. rcpott from the house of renrescntn-' Uvea, on \he accounts of the South Caroli na college; wat concurred in, and ordered cd to be returned to tb*t house. . Mr. Miller submitted a resolution, that Sjfhcn the legislature adjourn, Vu-'T adjourn ? -to meet on the third Mouday in November ?^?ext; ordered for eoitsideratiou to-morrow. Mr. Kobinaon presented the petition of Hiuittry ritizcii-i of Chester distHi*, praying an alteration in the law, jjruntmj? licences to retailers nf spir'.tous liquors; referred totlie committee on tho judiciary.. On motion of Mr. liamsay, Messrs. Ulltck, M'Kibbin, Huger, Flagg, and Williams, wero appointed a committee to nominate suitable persons for bank dircc tora, .to be joined by a committee of the house of representatives. On motion of Mr. llamaay, Mr. J. U?ai waa added to the committee on hanks. . The following reports and resolutions. from the h<JB&eof representative*, were concurred itt| and ordered to be relumed , Vict 'a resolution d??*etiiig the secretary o? state atKl surveyor general to issue grant* tinder certain clrcuji?st?ini:cs: resolution* ap pointing managers of election s-for Si. Lukes, Clarcmout, bt. Mathews and Pendleton r, a resolution appointing niann,\ei nnd an i additional plnce* of eicctLou in Abbevillei a| report on the memorial fix>m IThnrtvvton tor a municipal guard; a report on tliu ju tition - d John M ittt a i e\Kirt on the. petition t.i John Ahaw: a report o?, tho petition from Union, t?* huvc u place of ckxtxjii (.haugudi and >c CV*S a*? *"r k?vcr?\ petitions of Cu'icoo vVood' B. ttlneld* and Su*annuli Uefioi ts from tt?at home, cm Uic M??t\ pctitiuiii of WflMnm MflwoJ, Irihn Wins, joiiii:*. aworus uii??J.ih, iM'L'aw; w..i rtfti red to the committee on pei??'o,iv: nnd re ' <ift the several petition* ot 11??*;!? <'sin, John VVilb.iukft, John<?uist, KHjah lioHuml, and Dudley tiorm; were retailed to the commutec on eluini*. A rejmrt fmm that house, on the petition of sundry inhabitants of FalgcficUl, for it road; wui rc'oiTcU to the coiumittce on rtnulb. Kcpovt* from that house, on the several petitions nf Joseph Davis and Wm. Iluck m:m) v. ere considered, and dlH?;p-eed to. Message* having hern interchanged he ' '"ccn the two houses fur thnt pur|>osr, ihc y-nnte joined the hou?e rf representatives in successive ballotfogs for a Ktute reporter, and a commissioner in equity fur (irccuvdlci which resulted in the election of David J. M'Cord, stntc reporter. ami Wm. Choice, ; commissioner in equity for (irecnville. The hill from the house of i epresentat ives, ' to divide Pendleton district into two coun ties was t.ikui up for a third reading., when Mr. Kanisay moved that a message l?e sent to the House of representative*, nuk ing leave to restore the clause annexing the Parish of Ht. Pauls to Chldeitwi jiKlieial district, which had been stQkken out of it by that house; and on the question to agree to the said motion, the yeas and nays were railed for, and taken, and arc as follows, vii: YKAft?Messr*. llenhow, Her.son, Hlnck, i)avlsf H. Dea*, J. S. 1 Jean, I'.vatis Hanip Um, H nger, Lchre, Mdler. Peiruts. Pum-. Namaay, Kichardaon, beahrook, Moan, William*, WiUon?10. NAYR?lion. Jacob Bond I'On, Presi dent; Meaara. Cattel, Dodd, Duboae, Frur well, PUgg, Olover, Uraya.m, Orif!in, Halg, Joy ner, Kogcr, Mantr, I'nttervu., Ptrry, Koiiinaon, Swyggrrt, Tart, Ver dier.?19. bo the menage w/u not aent. On motion of Mr. Maner, it w.t* ordered that the Mttd vote l>u mvonaidei eil, *nd tit* vpteation being Again put on aendlug said measage, the yeaaandnaya were called fur, and taken, and are aa followa, vh: Y EAR-?Meaara. Bcnbow. Henaon, Blttck, Connor, Di>vis, H. Dena, J. S Dr. *, Kvuna, F.ivia, Graham, Hampton, linger, l.c fue, Miller, Pegnca, Hope, Kama**)-, liirh ttt-tl on, Keahrook, ftloan, Williams Wll ac?t.?92. NAY??Hon. Jacob Bond I'On, Preai Sit, Meter*. CCltel, Clendmen, Dodd, boar, Fear well, Flagg, <? lover, (Jray , firWfln, Hatg, Joyner, K?ger, Manrr, M'Ktbbin, Patteraon. Perry, Kobinaon, Swyggert, Tart, Verdler.?21. Ho the mes sage waa ordered to be aent. The aenate then proceeded to read n se cond time, a Mil to digcat and codify the U-ara of thb Matei when Mr. Miller moved I postpone Ita farther con alteration until the rat day of Januaiy nexti and on theqtics | to afrrcc to the a:*id motion, the yeaa /wye were called for, ami taken, and Hon. Jacob Bond I'On, Preal Cattel, Clendine*, J.tk Deaa, H,lg- Samp bow, Benann, mack, Devi*, tf. Deaa, liod.l, buboa*. firrtcUite' statute law t" And on the question to agree thereto,1 the ayes and noes were culled lor, and taken, ami arc as follows) vlv. v'V AY Hon. Jacob Bond Ton. Preat, Messrs. Cattcl, Clendlncn* If. Dcas, J.S. Deas, Ervin, Glover, Hale. Huger, Roger, Mancr, Miller, Patterson, Poj>c, He a brook, Swygert, Williams?IT. KOR&?- Messrs. Bcubow, Benson, Black, Conuor, Davis, Dodd.Duboac. Evans Flagg, Graham, Grayson, Grimkc, Griffin, Hamp ton, Joyner, Lehre, McKibbht, Pcgucs, Perry,, llnmsay, Kkhnrdwui, Robinson, Sloan, Tart, Verdier, Wllwi-26. K?> the pio|>oecd amcndiueiit mtus not agreed to. The bill having been rend through, it was moved that it be sent to the house of rcprc MoUtlvn, and on the quotum to agree to thculd motion, the aye? and noe* were call ed for, and taken, and are aa follow*: AYK9-?Me**rs. Bcnbow, Bcitwn, Black, Connor, Davis, Dodd, Duboae, Kv?n?,Fragg, Graham, Gravaon, Griffin, Grinikr, Hump ton, Joyitcr, hoger, Lehre, McKibbln, Ps; ruos Perry, Ramsay, Kichardson, Kobinaon, Sloan, Tart. Verdler, WJIaon?07. NO MS.?Hon. Jacob Uond l'un, Pifk'l, Messrs. Cuttcl. Clcndlnen, II. Dcm*, J. 3. Deas, lirvin, Glover, llaig, Hour, Matter, Miller, Patterson, Pope, Scab rook, Swygcrt, Williams?J 6. So the ftaid bill wan -ordered to be sent to the hottke of representative* A message -wu? reccivctl from the house of representative*, informing that they had appointed Mmrn. Simon*, Cnrr, Elliott, J. Gregg, Pinckney, T. William*, lasiir. Jrby,! McComb, Matthews, MinUinj, 1'. J. Wil liams, nml Patterson, a joint 'Mtmmittec, on theirpart, to nominate suitable persons for bank director*. Mr. llaiK asked and obtained leave of ab settee for tlte remainder of the session, for Mr. JtTintui, on account of the indimosiiion of hi* family.' A mciMijc w as received from the bouse of representatives, refusing leave to senate to restore the clause annexing the parish of St. Paul's to Charleston judicial district, to *'u bill to divide Pendleton district into two counties."-?Adjourned. HOUSE OK IlKf ItKtfKN'f VTfYtS. J tot cmbtr 14. IOSO. Tli* hnnti ?i*l ?ffrenliljr lo ?*jmiromw?? Th* Moat* rcnrne<l Iq thM hmi?? ? bill en ilc.l mo *i l, lo inrifrjiuDlo ilia villa*# ?f W?ll?rl.o ruiiclt; which hnvln.t rmiv'J llirtt r tailing* in limnonM, referred in |Im tngr?mln|tfliuuiiut. '1'ht home couMirrc.l *nrllh ilia letMrie in the re port of the committee on public building* oa Ihe Mtiliou of Klu* HiofliM.il, ami onhred Km kmc to be returned; the report of4h>? house ?i the unit subject wti lata eu lh? Ubte. The KDtlt b?vin( cumurrtil in, r?t?ra*J re iioru on Ui? petition* of John B??tyf Qe(n|? M'i.?ulley, Levreoce William*. William <?rey, tuiiury luhabitunt* ef York Jhtrkt ind i reeolu 1 f llrrA.i#?> *-? ?* ,L" *- * '* ~ " * .?<? ????? uii tno iKnit, a report on lite rfporl <i| (lit *U|>erinteu.lent of public .fork*, and n report oo ?o much of Ilia guveinei '? uit(*age a* relate* to the eonliogent fuud. Mr. t'.irr imfiKd ih? petition of Jorcph liar- | die, praying to be placed en Ilia pemton li*t; | winch ??t referied (u (lit rommitlii on iwoilflU ' Mr. Daei* from tit* rppcir.l committee to mIktu *??? referred a communication from the attorney Kcncral in relation to n ?Uin agaimt (itn Cfl de-.; wade a repoit which ordctJ fur con ?id?rat.<.n to-morrow. Tho hour* concurred ill the report of the com mttiec ou petition* on tho petition of S??ann*h W 10J, ami ordered that it he returned to ?enate. .Mr. fl. I*. Dunkinfrom the committee on inter nal improvement made ? re|>ort on a repertoftha iu|>erii)tendaut oi public work*, ami a report on the petition of Riohard Appleby; ordered thai I He fir?l ha printed and that tho report* li* rounder o>l to-moirow. Mr. (Jreen (the joint re?nhilton having been MHpeudod for (hat purpote.) prevented the peti tion of Mindry inhabitant* of Marion di?trict, praying for a charter for a ferry, winch wnt re lerre i to the committee on road*. 4I1. Irl jr from the committee on read*, made a report on tha petition of Wa Garret I, ordered for co'ikiderntion to-morrow. I'lie following resolution* were nibmitted, con ?i<iored, agreed to, and ordered to the senate for conoiirrereet a resolution appointing a manager of eUcuon for Union dbtrict; ? retolulioo changing plate*, and appointing manage** of eloctiou for Newberry dtMriet; a resolution appointing mana ger* of elaetiooa for Claremont county; ami. a re ?dlution appointing manager* of election* for Ab beville di?trtrt. ih* ??)<*(? Iwvint towurrnl in, returned re port* ou tlta |*Uti?xi? of John Mhaw, fliilrn-n Urif* An. Thorns* B. 8hirt?lt, 6ut?un*h W*rd, John Mill, on tumlry inhabitant* of t'nion dutrwit, to changs a plae* otslsctioni on theaseoaat* ot th? Hr?. Cn. ColUgai on (lit memorial o( lb* board to nUl'Inli n municipal guard for tb? eity of Cli?rl*?ton ami vicinity; a r*M>|utW?n directing llii Mcr?tnrjr of ?tat?, and i?rr*}vr genrnil to i?#of rr?ntf, k.r.\ n r-?olutinu i(i|MiintinK titans ph i>) ?Ircliont for 8t. I.altes |?*rifth; * remlntiea ?p)xtintiuf Manager* ttf cieclioaa for HI. Mathew* |>ari?li* a rMnttiiino appointing nmnnftri ol elect, on* for (.'Jaremonl; m resolution ??tab liihin* an ad<ldiliMMl |t|w? a?J appointing ni'ir>K)(<!i?of H'ctKnw A?r Ablmvill* di?t/iel: and a resolution ?| |MiinUng msnsgerf of election* for I'cudUton (iiitr.rt, Mr. Jamc* (iregjfrom the judiciary com mitter, made report* 011 the following billst ? hill to Alter the law in relation to the ac tion of trover, und for other purpose*; a Mil to prevent the necessity of *o freotient re newal *4 final proceta; a hill to direct the I judge* in their chargceto the petit juror*; a hill requiring the ncveral clerk* of the court* of *e*?ioti*, to issue execution* and other pmcesa of the *akl court*} and a hill to amend the law, a* to the power* of a judge at chamber*; ordered that the report* he considered to-morrow, and that the hill* and retK-rU be printed. Mr.Oregg made a report en a bill to In crease the jurisdiction/!? magistrate*; which waa ordered for consideration to-morrow, i The senate having concurred in, returned ft report of the committee on Incorporations, on tne petition ol the South Carolina Hocl< ty. The hawse cononrred wHh the senate In a report ot the comptroller-general on theae Dr. BrowtlTTL^^b^bT, Mtnlrj itahabiuirtt ot K<t?(Uli! mm! OI( m Ion, tml ?i IIm raxrl rf tlU eomwtb poa*r??f pvUle buiklMf* ** A1>Uvill? Ohtriet. Th? iMMiMtnoMtNil IMS r?|x*t from MMI? W* U* M?ia?rUl ?f lk? ?N MM ?f ITHjriMg nit* of lb?lr tlMfUr wbich w?t oriWtol lo b* i?luru*>. IU|H>rt* <H) til* uotittom *?f tb* tiwlwlmn of puLlifc building* fc* l>?ilio*t?n dMrfcti om tlw MMThl W Ik* tttiMW ?(thiriMM pn|ta| w; ?lUreUwu oftlwir otmrun ?nd m Uw pcutlva <4 "i* ?u?lcr IliOo CtuimkTi *"? *?M u* liw Ubie. '.a\ lb* lioiilt eomidrrc.l ????) ?cr??d to nnftvora tl* rejiorU mi Um nxmvniil vl tb? MMMiMbmM* <*1 Ibi jhm* for VImHmIwu M*lf| oo lb* pMilka of Aiflnw Dn>uj(UU<w oil tl>? t?UlkM of ??udrv .nhnbiUnU vf ami ou lb* iwtiUea wl 'ilinma* Briggs. >V . , . . ru? following "port* "*** ??d# for oocwideiatlou lo-ia?>rr??i ? r*|?rt ?*? telulion r*?p*?tiug 6*<U iU?J of?'"? *r*|?**t oa th* i*llUWTc>v<. Cillwll oftb* lod^oaJeni <Sreeo?: mkI m re^it oa tka |<oUH?h? ol Uw B. C BurMiiiMllhii. -? . . .. Th? bow* conekleml ?nJ ?*?**?! . report* ou th* ru*uioriul at ???? Ciijf^OmumU ol Chariot on praylug IM tegelatkia olwafclriegol ?lev*. CM. if th* p*tllk.e? ?l KoboH Audarsou mikI olher*i KlUba Daaieli ?""dry Wn?W*H?U/' St. retort pariah: lleuUa Collin*: ?ml on IIm COUIOIUUU HtlOll oftb* SUp*r?Bt*ad*?rt rOUtl** lo au i|)piieMi?? (f#ra tl? eowmliitaMM of rwdi tor Cbariaatoa a*?k; uO Md*r?l lan| to bo ?rut to th* **nnt* for ?untnromeo: ami uuleifeea* lilt report* oa lb* petitions of Hobert Lcckl*, ?ulm'r. Dotrkl Grafton d?ceo**d, John SUwart, Mr. Ilu-bou; uuJ ou - re*vlutiou lequiriux lb* 4U|>?iiutcnilHbt of peMio.Works to s*Hrejr LiltU r,rrr* . ,, ' .. Mr. M*lh*w* from th* cowmlttoo ?jq>oml?d to count out lh? v?tM for ???n??itftou?r in equity fur CJrecuvtlle dittiKl re|>orted lh.?t Williaoi Choice Eq wa*<hdy *l*cl*d. Tli? wiiiiAitlM ou Internal iiu|>iovem?nt oi? thtcha-getl Iroat tho [urlli?r coiuiJernlioii of tho iwtitiou* at tho M'-cWIioUfrt of tbo Coluuibl* Brid<eM|UiWV4rkw'i WM r?l'crr?U to * apMslsl cuiliUilUce. Air. Miutxiny from th* rorowlUeo lo ?<?unt out 111* rot** for fitsle Hrpofitr. ui*'l* '* report thot D. J. M'Cui.l E-q- kii elect e>l lo lliwl atAf*) Tli*" hnu*e cuuuunct) tnsUvoraMorcpoil from ?cnate ou the petition ??! .V?iy NKJ?tlwi etid or dered ll to l>o returned to teonle: the report of Iho hviwc ou llit mni? mii JkI *?? U?d ou the table. TbtlKHiMiboiiiv"''*1! m ? fw-irnWe repoil ffum M>nuie oo (lie fH'Uli'Hi ??I Hiiinuel M*l?lhen ny; kml urine J tb?l the ?uiiiv In relumed to teiinie. Tho linumcnutiil'ii'l ami ilii*|r*nl ton favor ?klr re|w.rt ol tl?e cMiimillec lo wltolll Wat rctnie.i the metu?>r?i1 u. I* I) ll.uJ u M-VHtrt ? bill ivntuvui tl?equaran? tiue i*?uUtWj|ti vrtlvttil n it ho rout to miihU . A hill to probit-U il>e iatlructiuu ol |iei* 4one of colour ?mlli>r iKiivr pui|MM*<; \?ut Union tliOtatli aud onJiiul to he |triiil?tl. Mt<liua onlvrrtl ib?t tb? r*j? rUil the com. iuitt?e of tvajr* ainl lueaut ou tl?? rt|? >. t of the ?uai|>troler ^em rul Ic oiudc tlic ?|?-ciul order ol 4be U?j fori>f?iftirote. erci?eTl!)n?Vvy(ries*ir^liur7ntrwTtPnlriIfl ?v?i^."r'? of the (Miors? hill to rvquira th* row miMioMere a|i;*?iute?! hf an act |Ma*dtaitli? l/tli day of t'OU lor builJin^-a church iu tho |?>' rtah of Ll. Jumt Mulir, uutl tw ?ii?p<i*o of tho gUbo or other Irani* of laud iu mm! |>?ri4?, nim] ihtJr wn iwri tn|wjr over the ItufcU rouMdoing iu theii IimihU totha veitrier of tho Wan bear au?i Krhaw <lu>rrhe* iu tho mh! |?riih. On motion ordered that the reports from ftcimte mul this house, on uo much oft the go* venter's mewikt, ?* recommend* the di ftestiitK and codifying the lav ?, be made the fcptciuf order M' the dtiy fur to-morrow, in committee of the whole. Head u tocood time, the following bill* from teniae; a bill to\ci>t rertain eacheuted l?r?ijn i ty intertnin peisoun therein mention e<l; and m bill for ojicning and rendering na> virab'.u Little river in Fairfield district; which were urdcred to be returned to se nate. A menage wtu received fi-om senate, re questing peiinkviottto restore, in a bill to di vide I'endietoft district into twoeminties, a clauae to atU< h hi. i'aul'a parish toChurles* ton judicial district* whic h had been stricken out by this house, and on the question to agree thereto, the yeas and nays were taken, and were as follows YEAS?Jwha B. O'Neall, Bp*ake?, Nntn. Alk? n, A*hid. A?ig*r, Alltloo, A*b?, A. Blank, B*rkl*7, Boouor, Brown, J. A. Blaek, Braoou, BooW tr? BtrtiMi, Dunkio, Owight, BaV*a, hviui. F*rgu?oa, (laillaisl, Gre^u, John Uraar, O**, llolme*. Ilihliiu, l?og*re, Lauib,* I.an^, Miniiiax, MidJIeton, Muth.aws, Mo*tg>>a?*ry, M'Cord, Wla oa, Ifnrrii, Norton, M l'ope, Pnrlnilge, IUe?, llwo, 'f. Smith, jao. 'foouier, TowumniI, J. ft. Whilii?r.?ii NAYB? Maatrf. Allen. Barnwell, Bowcrr, Bar h*r, liiiller. /tlrM ker, iiUc^auie, Hrowu.Baik*. onle, ('othliert, 1,'onlt*. t'drr, Colriu, (lannoa, Jj'*' <.r?ofc, <>'bb, Cau^hmam Craig, iHeie, O^rgaii, Dstif, fhlutap. Dawkine, Dune-n, J, |)?. kao, F. Uugan, Slliott, Erwi n?Oil|iaon, (bw*, ias?e. (Ir*gg, (ilenn, UritTin, ll.rrb, llan' tor,Irliy.JonM.k'ey,f.yilt I.nw ion. MellarU,Moon, M't.'omb. M'M<Wati4 Norutan. I'ft*ckn?y, ftieliaril. ?oo, P?q?e, Palter>011. PoU, P?irc|?*r, Pre.ly. Ho**, llainey, Robeaan, Bitnou*, Hirobte, Vott, J*%. M B?ilh. M B. 8?nhh, SlagUtoa, Btai k. ?nn?, Sornrt, 8t*v*u?, Sally, \V. Tboa?p*f.n. Win N. Tb*mi.?out tVillington. Wileou, Womlberry, T. tVilham*, Jr. Wardlaw, B V. Whitn*r, Walker:??tl. Ho the pcrnfiaakm to restore the clause was not icranted. The house proceeded to give a second reading to a bill to repeal m> much of an act pasted on the 38th day of March, 177 ', as vents in the vettry of the FpistrqMi Church of the parish of fit. lames, Goose Creek, the estate devised by Hiohard Lud nam, for the education of the uoor children (if the Mid pariah, and for Other purpoaes therein mentioned) and on the quuetion to agree to the Ant clause thereof; which goea to repeal so much of the act of 177 ., as vesta the estate, real and personal devised by the aald Lurinam, in the aakl vestry, it waa decided In the negative} eo the bill was reiectedi and to a bill to encourage the agri cultural interest of the state j the first cUUk being under consideration, the yeas and nay* ware taken thereon, which wave aa Mweai V *T k YKA9?Jofco B. O'Jfsall, feeeker, Nassrr Atsoa, Ashe, garawelt, Hewers, Meeker, Irewa, Bftfkkjr. ler. |rU, K<y, Lmn, l*aicH. Uu|, MkUMoo, Mtllnrtl, hjtxm,U^CnMik M*Mlll?n, U'Cutd, N?r> nViiH llurHf.liwtam fMtdH pumi. pwiwi iyi, .? P?i|rM)(t, PtiniM^ Prcavljr. Rail!**. , KoUi?a, Hkm, bdv!4t,K. 0. Staiilt, Bin* gtfttun. HfMHi.HinM. hmxri, Kl?v*w.S?ltytTo6? ?r. yy. Thoin|?nu. Willfe*!)*, T. WilitMM, IVmiI \mw, B K. Wtiilnrr, Walker.?77. 80 the Am clause wm stricken oat, and Uic UU1 consequently yjcrtcd.?Adjourned. 81WATK. read. Mr. Glover, from the committee-on account*, reported an contingent MQaunU against the lower divirion of the treasury; ordered for oaonldmtiiMi to-morrow. Mi. Glover submitted a rcMilution ap pointing mangier* off el^ctlbu fur Orange Puririu which wjui agreed to, aud ordered to be sent to the h?>use of repreaefttfttive* Mr. Cuttel, from the mUitanr commHtte, repotted on the petition off Wbi. A. Cald well, Capt. of the Independent Green* j ordered for consideration to-moi+ow, Mr. Davit from the committee on roads, reported on the petition off John Doricr: on the report off the superintendent of public work*, on the distribution of Mill'* atlas < and on tlie several petition* off Rachel God frey and other*, l'owcl C*rter, Charleston bridge company* and the commissioner* of road* for Georgetown; all ordered for cod side rat ion to-morrow. Mr. Williams from t?ie committee on in ternal improvement, mode a report, on a report from the house of representative*, relative to Wall* cut) ordered for consider ation to-morrow. Mr. Williams lrom the asmr committee, asked and obtained a discharge lrom the petition of John Norton, and h was ordered to lie on the table. Mr. Tatt submitted a resolution, appoint ing a commissiont-r to approve of securities in Marions Mr. Feurwrfl a resolution, aj> poh tine a coroner for Honry t Mr. Connor a resolution, appointing commissioner* of the Tobacco inspection in Hamburght ami Mr. Swyggerta resolution, appointing a commis sioner of the Fish sluice in Saluda rivet; nil which were agreed to, and ordered to lie sent to the house of representative*. * Mr. H'aig presented the report of the commissioner* of free schools for the parith off St. James, ftsntee; referred to the coin mittcc on schools. Mr. Griffin from the cominittrc on claims, reported on the petition of Absolam Hoop er} ordered for eonridcration to-morrow. The bill to enable the trustees of the es tate of the late Dr. DcLa Ilowr,* to sell the real estate devised by him for charitable pur|>oacs, tiv. was-read a second time, and ordered to be sent to the house of represen tative*. . liill" W ..il'lifUtlnl timc The bill to authori>e the treusuTwr .u. lower division of the stste to issue a new certificate of stock to the Charleston bible society, in lieu of one last. A bill to make the fraudulent and secret inking awny cotton, com, Her, or other grain, from tliv toil Ixsforc se\ cranee, lar c.eny: and h bill to divide Pendleton district into two counties. The following bill* were read a Ant time, and ordered to a second reading to-mor row, visi A bill to reduce the fees of the sheriff* for dieting slave*. A bill to repeal all that part of an act, en titled, anjhct to prohibit the riff* and their deputies, under certain penalties, frompur chasing execution* lodged In their pert, and other purposes therein mentioned,' which exempt* certain article* of property from levv and tale. A bill couccrning injunction*! and a bill to require the register* of metne conveyan ce* to give security for the faithful perform ance of their office*.' Mr. Bettbow, from the commhte on pen sion*, reported on the petition of Jo eph llnnly t and on several reports from the house of representative*; all ordered.Ibr consideration to-morrow. The following bills were read n first time, and ordered to a second reading to-mor row, vis I A bill to amend an act, entitled, nn act to give jurisdiction to the judges of the courts of ordinary throughout the state to order the ?ale or division of real c?t*te, not exceeding a certain value: and a bill requiring sheriff), aad other public officers, in certain eases, to advertise sales of proiwrty In a i?ubi;< It iZCttCCi The following bills were reed h third time and pauetl, vl*s A bill to give to the city council of Charlc* ton the |K>wer to regulate the measuring of grain sold within the limit* of that corpora tion! and a bill to increase the number of jnatice* of quorum and of the peace In dif ferent part* of thi* Mate. A meMate wai received from the house of representatives, informing that they had ?ip|Kiinted the following committee, to jolu those of the senate, to examine Into the af fair* of the principal hank and its branches, via i for Charleston, Mewr*. Pimkney, Dunk)11 and K.tiiott: for Columbia# Mtwri. Bookter, Partridge and W. Thompson jun. i for Camden, Mgnrt. Lang, PMterson and Glbion: for Georgetown, Mmn. Corr, Ailston and John Gregg. Mr. Evan* from the committee on public building*, reported on the petition of Pond and Granamt and on a repott from tho houae of representative*, on the petition of D. A. Ring) ordered for consideration to morrow.. Mr. Kvans snbmlted a resolution for -im pending internal improvements, as a system; ordr>ed for consideration to-morrow, and to beprioted. * Relations from the house of repreaenta tive*, appointing managers of cle< tlon*. for Union, Abbe* ille, Claremont, and Darling ton i were concurred Hi, and ordeml to be Returned to that house: and report* from ?Altai milmi ttefMdtealj ?fill with dirccikma 1 effect tU?s prayet 1 TWt' " toafev mediiul i foSSi bill t?1 of lulling executions, time, ami ordered t o be i rvmcscnuttvem "A bill u? admit and stock Holder* in the * South Carotins)" Wli reading add committed to banks; together with the bill to establish a banlt in tumbiu;" and the ret for brauch' banks ut C ' Mr. Kamsay troni on p?rt of the corny submitted a report consideration t>-morro A report fi-om the' boose tivc?, 'on the prcK(it' wa?. concurred fn,> and cd to that house. Mr. Black from the special joint commit tee for nominating suitable persons for bank directors, submitted a report, which was ordered to He on the table. An unfavorable report on Samuel Pacot, waa< ami leave was granted to withdraw hi* petition., A report from the house of repr c sen tat i vc % on the report of the commis*tat??rs.ef public buildings for Lexington, was jtbncurred in, and ordered tube returned lothst An unfavorable report on the for furnishing the fp im nuns and books, was i to. ? ? . A favnrabla report oil the petition 1'arks, was agreed to, ami ordered to be sent to the house ><t rcpreaentatWtai and report* from that houee mv tbe several petit urns of John Corlej ? Uenbe-n Margaret I ;.i t i?, MarthaDaniel, Jonathan Jones, John (tillctpk* and John B. Hlack, ?*V. Mnrjr hlr.tk, were concurred in and ordered to bp returned. Mi. \<itni?c presented the report of tlie eotitia.uiouert in relation to the index to thn giant* in the secretary of states office In Citarlu?t<Mi; referred to Messrs. Grimke* Griffin andJ.H. Dims. A favorable report on the petition of Jokp Mill, waa agreed U>, and ordered to be tent to tho house ot representatives. The bill to alter and define the line be tween the 34th and 3Jtli regiments of South Carolina militia, and for other* purposes, wan read a second time, and ordered to be sent to the house of representative^ tfaf ? The bill to abolish imprisonment fori arm nn nm|i iii?yii?mi In tlic ? ral districts in ^hls state, was taken ui second reading: whin Mr. WilMain* i__ to potfpone its further consideration until thn first day of January .no^t, and on the mien tion to agree to the said rootiort, the ayes and noes were called for and are as follows vis: - AYKS-Honor.Uile Jacob B ^ MCMrgjBHH J. ton, easrs Beobow, Catt e1|? Conn ?[?. Deas. 8. lleaa, Ouboac, Glover, Grjtfin, Hemp .h Hafc? Huger, Joyner. Lehie, Maner, M"..?*' ,iUc,r*qn' ****** ii*ygtnVer?\icr, WilUamv-yl- , NOK?? Mnw. fth?k, Dodd, Kvaas, ?rvi?, r?arw?ii, Urolwio, (iravMi., firiiulcc, 'K?ig?r! ?c!TSrh.?^r',?M,> Rub^*?n' WuaWsol, tlloei., fart, Wilson?Itt. '? ? * n<? l ie Mtt.r w*? no4l|Mined. Jli? Mil to regulate thi Mod* of provi4iu* bo<>k? lor, mi.I o." entering Ibtnbi tl?kpwle ww di.tiirl record*of th>? iuU, ?*Mtaken Hp for* ?ecxwl rtauine, imI committed l? 1ba Judlaiary cwmmitlre, and ordered Ittw priatvd. A report from the bona* of NpmcnU Uvea, on iho petition of w comrnianonewa of free schools for bt. Jemc* Goom creek* wan concurred In awl ordered to be rtHirocil to that house. An unfavorable report on areaolutton In re lation to purenasiug land near Columbia for u pattern turiu, wu oefesulcred and agreed ton Itcporta frotn the hooiieof representative* on petition* front Y<?rk. Marion, I'ondietom and Ahbevilie, were concurred to nM order to I* rt turned tu that h>use. The senate Mien took into consideration the following resolution! "It*t-lived, that whenthe legislature ad journed, they adjourn tc meet on the third ?Monda> In November nexti" and ?*? the question to agree to the same* tUr >ean and nu)a were called t ?r, and takt"? and nfa ae follows, v.s: VKAH?Hon. Jacob Bond I'On, Fresi dent; Mew*. Itenson, ("f*ttei, <;l<u dinen, Davit, II. Dcas, I. n Dea*a I^odd, Dubote, Krviu, Feorwril, (Ifnver, fbrim ke, H4mptoi?, linger, hMtie, Wller, .M'Klbhin, P.?t'.'.?racn, Bn:h utU?t>, Itobiii Hloan, Swj gf'rfy WW;-.W NOfcS?M?.i?. Bv.??*>*, Conner, Krwtat, (?ravson, (it iftii., Hale, Joyjf?, Ko*?r, Ma ner, Pcruc?, Ferry, deabvemk, fad, dier, Williaina?ll* aame autt agreed to, arid ordei to the house of representative*. Mo the The bill to amend an art concernLnf?h4W ken awl pedlar*, pass in December ISM, was taken up fora ?ec<Aul raiding, end poot - Kicd t > the lira day of January next.?Ad rncd. ' II0U9E OK RKr!tKAt,.MI VIlVKB. Ihmii '*> I<'?, IU?U. , Tliahmi?* ?????? " " ly x<l|t.nfiiiii' n? A rmiM ll?? of tm \** huMO Wl| ralM<t lo iMft (Im iwi lrilwit/UwlMill th? ?t*tr i?m I it* \>rkmk*9. IWI a Aril tim? in 'M b?tl fiom *?wat? ?nlijUtl a bifl t? 4U#?t ^ii ( oimWiv Ih* >*? of (hu Ml* aid *(4w*<l for a i*?wt<i tm . iM'Hriw. ilMTjkieie WwklareJ an.I afr??sl to raa?toti<?M ?piK?i#1in/ man?grr?<>f ?I*?*Uwm for oouaiy ?m| Omn|? |wiiJi. aiitl on]*?*! l?t>m U M* to MVU for oouMrraur*