University of South Carolina Libraries
>S3* M an ofthti ft the ril?5$ ? if, that on to-mor m# to introduce a bUI, member* 6* both bran ire shall be considered Matt: and that ha will ask leave, to |in a bUI to amend the law !?- - remand personal estate, so aato requkono witneMe* when the will it written and signed by the te?tator himself? also another bill, to amend the law at to optu accomttttfr vy _ M* Beabrook submitted a resolution to fix the adjournment of the legislature; ordered tolleoothctabUL. On motion of Mr. Miller, It waa reaolved, X, fbat the committee on agriculture be '* aquire Into the expediency of wunteof interest upon all liter CAleEodlnto. i committeeon agriculture be instructed to enquire Into the expediency of " ^r modHymg the ordinary subjects of tax ,->? ?? to nNMce the tax on slaves, and In clude aa objects of taxation, all bank ttock, or money at Interest. vj. That the same committee be instructed ^ enquire into the expediency of extending ||Wati?f protection to the raising of Mock tgfflpbgtiftjit Petitions were presented?by Mr. Grimke, from Charles Stone, and from Anthony Ga boau, for pensions; both referred to theoom mittee on pensions?by the tame, from Tho*. U Gantt, praying compensation for attend* *,fjl*he aoped court?[>y Mr. Hampton, from A. Bunding, ft>r protection of the Co lumbia water works; both referred to the ?committee oa the judiciary?!?y Mr. En-in, from the Cheraw Literary Society, lur in oorporatkm; referred to the committee on incorporation*?by Mr. 11. Dent, from Abi ?\il Weblcy Beale, on behalf of her son, Jvdward HchIc, tor ieuve to bring a nfgru slave into this state; referred to Messrs Jlamtay, Miller andCattcl. Reports were submitted?by Mr. lien bow, op the several petitions of Samuel Garner, Enoch Storie, Thomas Grice, Philip Sell, Michael Hum, Joseph Stewmt, Santui-l Still Martha William*, aftd Job H iuCtdtree?by Mr. IX It. Evans, on the&cverai petitions of the commissioners of public building* f->r Marlborough, John B. Bruce. J ts. M. H .rris, and the CommisxionerM of public buildings #or Sumter; all ordered for consideration to morrow. Air..Glover submitted a resolution to em power the comiiu??ioiiers ot road* for Orange and 8*. Matthew's, to construct a causeway and bridge to Whitman's ford and Four Jio'Q swamp; referred to the committee on ^Mr. Hampton presented the petition of sundry inhabitants of Columbia, for renewal ?ttf the charter to build a bridge on Broad ri }ftrtnesr M'Gowen's terry; referred to com HMttee on roads. * * The senate then attended in the represen ts ves chamber, and joined that house in a for Comptroller general, which result , the re-election of Alexander Speer, |o that office. ?age was received from the house of itatives, informing that they had tp -Messrs. Simons, Axson, Dunlap, ?v?n?in? and Allston, a joint committee on Jiime} and Mews. Butler, Blocker, Key, Griffin, B.'F.'Whit ??ef?|pd Pope, of Edgefield, a joint commit tee oil the petition from Edgefield, for a di ?vision of that district, to join the committees j of senate. The house of representative! tent to se nate, ereport of the Charleaton delegation, relative to the citadel, magaaine and gaol of Charleston; a report on the petition of the securities of &. M. Hart; and a resolution #ot to receive petitions pi a private nature ? U^er.the 8th Inst. In* committee on erton magasine, .. ' i *11 ordered for | cooperation to-morrow, ? Mr. Pegaes presented the petition of John ?Chapman, for farther compensation for building Chusterfteld court house; referred .to the eomgnittee on public buildings. The house oCrepreaentati vet tent to tenate a report on fhe.pcsHion of John L?wry; or dered to lie on the table; also, a resolution,, directing the Mtpe> intendant of public works to lay Before the house an aggregate amount1 of monies expended on Internal Improve ments, Ate.; alsoft resolation for printing and I distributingthettt respecting elections. '* The senate then contlderod and agreed to A report and resolutions on the petition and mtmenta in relation to general Sumter, ting him an indulgence on the debt duo ' Hnfc to the state, free of Interest, during I natural life, retaining the seeurity the "mow possesses. he house of representative! concurred In IreHRMod to tenate, a resolution directing l auperintendant public works to surtey -"?-i works constructed by general 1). K. ms, on Bigg Pee Dee; also reports on reral petitions of Benjamin Smith, Je k Belli, Henry Berry, administrator of _ _jit, Samuel Harris, Ifice Mitchell, and the intendant and wardens of Georgetown, They alto sent to senate for concurrence, repoeta on the several pebons of Pendleton Isbell, Robert Brown, Michael Burts, Joseph King, Patrick Harbison, end James Hellis; All referred to th* committee on pensions; report on a resolution directing an en expediency of bnllding a new tvtflej a:r?|>orten the petition ? - for the 4d court on tbepe ion for A|. f!? ' J, B. Bence, Mm Asm* nd L iedon the petition from OiMp ordsred for onesidi iMkato wow . ASH concerning, the liabil ity of a hu.buod for bis wife's debt* wm) for other purposes, j vtttitkeniipfertseoQwIrMilliigi when Mr. G.lmke moved* that the second dense be stricken out* andenthe question to agree to the "o?s were cell ed for end taken, and ere u follows, vts: AYES?Hon. Jacob Bond 11)n, President; Messrs. Bantam* Cattail* Clendinen, Con. nor, J. S>Dcas Davis* D.R. Evtutr, Ervin, Olover, Griffin, Grimke, Himptosi Halg* Hu*er, Joyner, t,ehre* Metier* MUler,Pat terson, Poue? Richardson, Robinson, Sen* brook, Swy ten end WUliems?26. NOES? Messrs. Benson, Black,, Dodd, 11. Dees, T. Evens, Feerwell, Fbtf, Ore-' hem, Grayson, Koger, M'Kibbln, Pegv.-s, Perry, Ramsay, Verdler, end Wilson?16. 80 the seme whs ordered to be stricken out. Mr. Benbow then moved the indefinite postponement of the said bill) and on tbe question to epte to the said motion* the ayes and noes were called for and taken, and are as follows, vis: AYES?Hon. Jacob Bond 1'On, President; Messrs. Benbow, Benson, Black, Clendinen, J. 8. Dees, Thos. Evans, Ptearwell, Flagg* Grayson, Griffin, Grimkc, Hampton, Huger, Joyner, Lchrc, Patterson, Pegues, Perrr, Pope, Seahrook, Swygert, Venlier, Wil liams and Wilson?25. ? NOES?Messrs. Cuttcll, Conner, Davis, H. Deas, Dodd, 1). R. Evans, Ervin, Glov er, Graham, Haig, Koger, Mnncr, Miller, M'Kibbin, Ramsay, Richardson, and Robin wn?iri So the same was indefinitely postponed. Favorable reports on the several petitions R. P. W. Allston, George Russell, executor of James Adams and Alexander' Houston, security of P. H. Rogers, were agreed to, and ordered to l>e sent to the house of represen tatives; and a report from that house on the petition of John l?owry, was concurred in and ordered to be returned. An unfavorable rcj>ort on the petition ot George Kechley, was considered and agreed to; and a favorable report on the petition of (icorire Walker, administrator of John A. Priestcr, wan considered and disagreed to; as wai? :tls<> .1 favorable report on tne petition from York, praying that tax collectors be elected '>y the people.?Adjourned. IIOLVF. OK UF.PRK8F.NTATIVE*. M'?</ac*<i/iy, Ditemhtr 6, IW7 The hou-e mH a?*cor liii* In ?>!j>.oi nment. The ?|>c.*k*rUi I l*et'ore lh? Hoiim ilia report of the *n|-*riiiiendnut ?il poMic work* on the ?<mm m?-nl ill of G?orje LorirU; ri f m <J i n oem rniltee <>(i internal improvement. Mr VV. Joh iion,jr mv? nonce that to-morrow hit will introduce a ??ili to regulate the titling* of the court* of appeal*, fcc. Mr. I>*vt?, fr??ui the medical committee, made report* on the Mftril petition* of l)r. Btrnt>H. Dr. |>r. Hunon*, Dr. Scott, Dr. Withei*poon, and Dr. M'Whorter. Mr. FergOfon. from lh? military committee, mad* report*, vis: a report on the pettlioo of tha inhabitant* of fit. Ile'.ena pari?h, and on th* tub Jo< t of electing field,officer* of cavalry: u report on th* account of the quarUrmafter general, a?l a report on the petition of captain Nunnamaker; onl?ml for conndcmtton to morrow. Mr. Uo?kt?r luhmttled the petition of landry citiu?n* of Columbia, praying the reduction of oo> ? on ?oita m certain c?*es referred to a *pe ciul coinmittec. Mr. T. Dugan submitted ? revolution appoint 1115 > oiouel Jam** O. Bpenn and lleury Vaughn I conimt**iooer* ol public budding* f?>r dumter dt? trict. in place of John Deadly and Jo*iah llaynot woVth. rwigoeJ* . 1'otition* ware presented a? follow*, vis: hjr Mr Partridge, fmm Benjamin William*, praying for payment of salary; referred to commute* on nln'H", hy Mr. Lang, from tundrv clttseu* of *Cer thaw awl f*h**terfltld. praying lor 1 rood; reler> red to committee on roud*: by Mr. Bookter, from Zechariah Price, for Work dooe 00 Lnnatio A*y Inm: l?y Mr. Craig, from John Chapman, preying nompcntation for building Chesterfield court houte( nod by Mr. , Iran Pond it Graham, lor relief a* contractor* lor building Ore*, or ill* court house; referred to committee on public building*. s~ Mr, l??ng submitted the report of the commis sioner* of free tchool* for KerthaW; and Mr. Booluar, that for Richland fer 10*271 referred to committee ou education. Mr. B. F. Dnnkin. from tha committee on inter, nnl improvomant, ma'le the following report*. ? ?: on the preteatafeat of lb* grand Jury ol York; mi the pernio* of Randolph**! M'l.ean; on (he |?e tition of vaadry inhabitant* of Barnwell and t>rangeb?rgbi 00 the petition of Joseph llughc*; and on the report of the saperiateadaal. relative to the petition of J oh* M. Waring Mr, A. Blank, -from the i-nmiiue o? put>Ho ho tiding*, made the fellowiag rejxrt*, vn on the report of the commissioners of public huddmrs for Orangebargh) on the Halm of Campbell Hum guie*{ on the nreeen ment* of the grand June* for olleton end Horry di*tnct*t on the account ol J. Durnnti en the petition* of Bnmnel Baeot, Zeoherinh Price, *"d Jame* M. Karri*; and on tile lOMKirM of the eommt?*io*er* of pnldio bail ling* for T??rhl alj ordered fer consideration to-morrow. M<- II B. BmHh submitted a re?olutton chang ing tlie plane* for holding the nest general elec tion* fer St. Bartholomew*! end Mr. Norri* a re solution estahlt*hing certain place* of election* lor Pendleton dwt net, a ml appointing manager* there fori whn.h wet* nonriuered and agreed In, end ordered to aeuata fer concurrence. Mr. Butler gave natfeethet to-morrow he will aa't lenvn te iatrpdnc* n l?il| to alle* I he sittings of tho court* ?rf common flea* fer felgeflcl i die trnt, . J? ftfr ' Mr. lam** Oregg prevented lb" petition ot I A. Standing, praying proteetfen tn the Co lumbin wall r worka; r*f. rred tn tho Judiciary committee; at*o the petition of samjry ?it<s??o? of if Columbia for tho removal of tho nherterfer ?reeling a bridge oyer Brood riytoj referred tn utiee 00 ritad* The memorial ot the cttfeeoe ?f gichleed. rela tive U the Uriff of protnMion, was h.ld on ihntn Mr. P irtrldge, from the 9<nbtan4 delegatien, made a rapart otl tho petition of sandry inhabit ^ fsT Ml $4l<ll!ioMl of lll^a tfen; ordarad fee anadimstlna to-marraw. Nr. B. r. Whitn-r Mhmjuad eertaie re?la 4Wjd iitM Maaaon lM Mfkielk 1 ?My; mhfeB woa ardored to lie re*eated (hf patUion nf fi.Uiel aiMii^Mllii/fe ? aw?Vt?Uwnl? W il together with iharepartaf tha | pared udUMMth* graTo mt mpimim 8mm?t r^Sa^xttesr1 ?"* na^jsrtLyrkta ~*y- *?? ???r ??*"gf i?M? ? ?*? Mr. booktar |it? notice that <?-?iorra? h# ?alii aak IttH to introduce n Mil to immm 1 the Him COttttnUaUCO W MM peodmjtJU' oHker the courts <4 lew or acuity of lhia?latf.*<v Mr. Proelv pri rnHiot that lo-merrow hi | would introduce ? bill providing that the judf a of (he courts of semi one awl anatweu place Mid i Judges of I ha ??wt of tfmi ty hereafter elected, ahail roaeive as aoompcnsMtioq for their Mr vice* a turn of two thousand flva haaJrad dollars tnh j par annum, in lien nf the ??? now allowed. Mr. A. Black ffavonotleo that to-uawrowhe would introduce ? bill to looorpemte a sempany Ltoeonatruct'u rail raad or rail roads between tha, I wy eftilwrkwiwaed towoeof Hamburg, Celum Mr. Ditria'akbatlUed a rttolotkw requiring tha su|>erinleode*t of public work* to famish ?U plum oi court bouses and Jails, ami that they, to gether with the nliaalw, bo laid before the le gislature; sMarcd to lia on tba taMo. Mr. Crcg?,frntn t ha Judiciary commit U a report on a lull to author!* tba aeveral ihirO aod commissioners in equity to riamta (HIas for 1 reel endparannal estate sold by their priliass 1 sorsin office; and Mr. lulliott, frost a special com mutes. null a report m a bill to regulate fenoart ordered fur mwidiratiwi te-morruw. Pursuant to notiM, Mr. Asha lilmlsteil a hill to aaMMd an act, entitled **un not for tha better regulation and government of free uegroe* aixl persons of color, Itfl j read the bill aArsttinie; ordered tor a irroud reading to-morrow Mr. Whitner. from a special committee, made a report, on a bill to carry into effect an act passed at thajasl sefsion to divide Pendleton dis trict into two ceautif*, JL'c. Mr. Gregg, Irom the judieiaty committee, to whom was referred thn 4rst presentment ol' the grand Jury of flpartanburgh district, and a bill to alter {he practice ol the oourts of ordinary, re* |K>rtcd thereon. ? Mr. Thompson,Jr. Irora a special ?remittee, made a r?i?ert on a bill to regulate the f /CS Of the officer* of the courts of law and equity of this state, ft*.; ordered that the said rejmrls he coo- | sidered to morrow, and that tha bille and reports be printed Mi. Gregg. from the judiciary committee, to | whom was referred a bill to regulate theelectioo j of sheriffs throughout this state, in all eaoes when n vacancy may oouur by aspiration of office, re ? |M>rted a lull to regulate the elections of sheriffs ? throughput this slate, in < ertal.i rates, 4lc..j and, j from die same committee, to whoip was raforred I the petitions of Mary Sweat, ami William Lance, i reported a bill to pwnuii Uiv return of oertaiu par ! ton* ol color into this .islet Mr. Davis, from a ?l'ioial comiait'ee, to whom was referred a bill lor | the election of tax collectors by the people, and the petition of sundry inhabitants ol York district, praying that thealectiuu of taK collectors mayhr given to the people, reported a bill to alter the medeef electing tax collector* in thiestatet read the bills a tot time; ordered that they be read a eeceod timeto-morrow and he priuted. Mr. Pto*kn?y. from the committee on ways ?n I means, made rc|Mxt? on the petitions ol Edwnrd Collier and Mwo? FiUs. Mr. Irby. from the committee on roads, ninde reports on the petitions of Uarnett Binu>k? r. Joint; F. Serf is, and the memorial of the citiaon* of | Fatrflald district; ordered for oontidereltoo to morrow. The seoate sent to this house far concurrence, a report ofthe joint special committee on the pre [ sentment and memorials on behalf of gen. Thomas Sumter/ ordered to liooo the table. The senate having concurred in, returned a j resoiutien directtrg tbe printing and diatrihution of sn act to protect the purity anJ punish the abuses of the elective (ranch.so io the city of Charle*t?n and other perls of the state; ? bill regulating the mode in which lumber and other timber sold in market shall bo meesnr< d| and a bill to amend the charter of tha city ot Charles ton, so a* to declare members of the city oounoil of Charleston ineligible to office*of profit under that body, and to prevtut them from making or betug inir u?u-d in ooptraits mad* with tha said city council, ware referred to the Charleston de tection; a bill regulation assignments of debtors, I with the report of judiciary uommittea tlisreon, | was recommi'tcd. Read a ?ecood time, a bill to enlhorise clerk* of courts t? grant write of dedimus |>rotcstaturo; and a lull to prevent the freqneut renewal of eae cutioos, tic \ ordered that th?y ??* seut to the seoate. Mr. Aiken,from tho ?pecial committee to whom was referred at the last scstioa of the legislature the memorial of tbe anti-duelling association of Charleston, reported a bill to prevent ami pnitolt duellinxt aud a bill to alter tha 4th section of the lot article aud the 4th article of the constitution of this ktate; read lite bill* a fli?t time; ordered that they be read a second time to-morrow and be printed. Adjourned until 10 o'clock to morrow. 8BNAT& Thursday, December 6. The journal of yesterday having b?en rend, Mr. Griffin submitted the account of Daniel Merchant, constable of Newberryt referred to the committee on Accounts. Keports witu submitted! by Mr. Clrilfin, ou the several petitions of Henry MnoW, ti. P. Jones, John tt. Moore, K. O. Ferrcl ?ml Benjamin Williamsi ami by Mr. Cattel, on the petition of the Winn thorough Light Inf.mtry Company; alt ordered for conside ration to-morrow. Petitions were presented: by Mr. Clendi* nan, from las. M. Harris, sheriff of fork, to l?e refunded the amount of certain tax exe? cutionss by Mr. Verdler, from Harriet Burns, administratrix of Chatiea D. Burnt, to be r?? funded Uxea overpaid in lt9St by Mr. H. Deas, from J, B. Lemaitrr, for relief from a double tax {all referred to the committee on finance i by Mr, Clendimm, from James M. Hams, praying remuneration for services and expenses) referred'to the committee on elaimai bjr Mr, Hampton, from Z. Price, to be pjid for wo/k done on the Lunatle Asy lum: by Mr. ClendHien, frm James M. IImt rts, to i?e refunded expenses on the old gaol} both referred to the committee tm public buildings; by Mr. Miller, from William Brown, far a_pen?ion> aad by Mr. B?Wson, """ The account of Heavy Hutch menu wa? re* account*, to nter petition to tf bridgr ovrr to be sent lo the boose < _ A resolution from the house of rcpreise jnabAfi *SKone? 5 foe schools for Clhremouffwss concurred b. end ordered to be returned; end resolutions,!*** that bouse, respecting elect l? us for 8C Bar thulomcw Wd Pendleton, were ordered for consideration to-morrow. **? The following bills from the ho**c cf rep resentatives, were road a first time, and or dered to s second reading tomorrow, vlss A bill to authorise clerks of courts to grant writs of dedlmus protsslattmi and A bill to prevent the fieqaent renewal of executions and for other purposes. A resolution from the house of i rennet to receive private pel .. the 8th msU was concurred In, and ordered to be retui?-*? on from the house of representa ? Receive private petitions after . was concurred In, and ordered ^WerderedtobeseattetheboiiK Mr. (graham cave notice, that he will, on i?-raorfow? ask leave to bring in a bill to pre rt\9tioa% of the deceased husband, whodles Intestate, leaving no chUdreo, from Interfering with any property which was In pwessjon| of the wtte previous to mairiage. Mr.;Williams, from the committee on in ternal improvement, reported on the assess-. roent in favor of George Lorkk; ordered for consioeraiioo to-morrow. Mr. Grimke, from the committee appoint, ed lust session; on the memorial of the lusti dueling society at Charleston, reported,*, A bill to prevent and punish duellingi and A bill to alter the fifth section of the first article, and the fourth article of the constitu tion of this state. Ordered for consideration to-morrow. Pursuant to notice, Mr. Wilson introduced the 1st articir of the consti tution of this statei and Mr. Grimke, a bill concerning actions on open accounts; which were read* first time, and ordered to a 2nd. reading to-morrbw. M/- Presented the petition of W. W. Williams, tax-collector of Barnwell, to be re-paid certain monies; referred to the comptroller general. The senate then pmceded to the conslde. i ration of the report ot the special committee 00 A? P"?*te*bMlty of codifying the law: and Mr. Wilson moved the following as sn amendment thereto. Neolvtd, Thst it is practicable and expedient to reduce the laws of this state to a code; which was adopted. On the question to agree to the report so (intended, the ayes and noes were called tor l>* Wilsim.andtiiken.andare as to)low?i AYRH?Mcwri. Hcnhow, Benson, Black. Cattcl, Connor, U*vts,H. Deas, l>odd, Du ??**? K 1'vttn,? T. Evans, Fear well,; rlugK, t?iovcr, Graham, Grayson, Griffin. i Grimke, Hampton. Huger, Joyner, Roger,! Lehre, Matter, M'lwibbin, Patterson, Pegues, |Pcrr\, Pojir, Hamsay, Richardson, Robin | son, SraOronk, Verdier, and Wilson? I NOE&?IJnii. Jacob Bond 1'On, President l?Mesirs. Clendinen, J. ft. Deas, Krvin, llaig, Jermao, 'Miller, Swygcrt, and Will iams-?9. 6o the report was sgreed to, and ordered tn .^e ???t to the house of representative^. riic following reports were agreed to, and ordered to be sent lo the house of aepresen i ^LveVi?'f f*voniWe "Port on the petition ' of Fond ec Graham: a re|>orton#hepresent I roent* from Abbeville, recommending an ap propriatlnn of eight thousatid dollars to baild ^ nrMl repair the gaol of Abbeville, and five hundred dollars to repair I the arsenal of said district: a report on the petition of ccmmissioiicrs of public buddings tor Orange, allowing five hundred dollars to complete the court-house and gaol) and against giving the old court house for a churchi an unfortunate rrport on the peti tion from Union, for hii alteration in collect ing poor tax: a report on the presentments for ftpartanburgh, allowing Ave hundred dollars to A. Vernon, for repairs on the eaol of that.district! snd a report on the present ments from Fairfield, recommending the sale of a certain building, I A WIL from the house of representatives | establishing the principles on which turn pike and bridge companies shall hereafter be incorporated, -nd the charter Cf ferries, brldget and turnpike roads shall be granted, and for other purposes, was read a first time, and ordered to a second reading to-morrow. Senate then considered and agreed to un favorable reports on the presentments from Lcxingtoni on the account of Michael Kelly: on the petition of G. W.Darganton the pre sentments from Fairfield; and on the peti tions of Joseph Hughes and John M. Wa ring. The bill to prevent the recovery of debts contracted for ardent spirits sold Under a certain measure, was read a second time, and ordered to bt sent to the house of repre sentatives. . ?? T Favorable reports on the several petitions Jgreedr to* sad ordered to be sent to thf house of representatives! and unfavorable re ports on the petitions of Joseph Walford and Btmon Lee, were considered and agreed A wport from the hog? of i epi eettollvee an the petition of John Booth, w*t concurred in r *d ordered to be returned. On motion of Mr. Mmimv, the mcM nrder for to-morrow, was discharged, end made the epeeial order for Monday next.?. Adjourned. ' , HOI JAR OF |UU*IM**TATIVIfit. ' Thuttdag, Ptttmktr A. IW7. The hoe? Mil MMnlinf to On m?ti?n of Mr. that the w* mortal of K. O. ferrtil, elatb of the Mrt for WlllteaHbwrgh, profit* that eerlMteeUe mmj be |L^ ?- ? ?^ ? a. > ? ? ? ? t .?* a ?? and the nm referred te the eomanttee m iliiat. Mr. Kirkhy|lte MtiMtk*tto*Mwriw Iweiii *?h leer* to iotrodaae e Mil to ntiNnli a tern iiike road fre? Colombia, ?ry Wiftatborueffh. Charter ltd Yorkrilla.to tho N?fth Orolta* bee* 4#d Mr. /(MM A. Bitch, thai to morrow bo will nth leer# to mtrodnee e btil t? titer ibo 9th n*. tioe of the tut trtwle of the eenrtHgUea af Septa (JereMet, H^li eaotfA |^ rflli'oni wtr? Drtiiptvti m Mr.f.iil^ie*. Jr. freet I. M, fork, to he refheded tome* imp Mr B. H. Brown, u btaMtto WMl?, r ?ccc?lrfi)r. A. W |gll ^ Um above account, Mr to withdraw the wU a _ 0>Mb<M,M<t?idl|Mt Mr. J to withdraw IIm report mi UM free achauia for KmI??) Blr. M ttoa m| EJuar-1 Colllei af Jacob Phillip* and ? inexpedient to cciaunua Um dent el publio work* and ul fVMIillUtOS Mmm iwyin>. The ?rn<ta r*qoeet*d permm.no to a^ead rfco sSwiSSSST-*" Mr Jam** Offn, from the JodU.. - . to*. made a report oa a Nil to prehltrtt *ha w H-WAafeototedHerM aad a report on a bill to prohibit I bo |iub.tc in.i ruction of|.eraoot of the (Mil. and Um report* ihera< a ba printed. Mr. Gregg, from therein* committr*. to whom u? U. I llMMMM lillai ordered for a w? Um I portid a Ml Willi Umimm ttll*t m Maaod ra*iliitg M*rr?ir,aad lob* **" ffr **rr*T ntrnrtamUlini | to redace Um mlafimof thejudgee enbe court* ?(tow and equity hereaAerteU ?l<^t?d( aod Mr. Ilaitor a UU to repeal a* art eotdlad an t? allow (wo weefca for theaaMieo of tbreeurtaef paarol eeaatona aadoaaiMua plaaa tor IfoW^rrr diitriat la October iu each and ever* yaar, fcc.i ordered for a ?ecood reeding to nwrow. Mr.-W. Tboiapeeo, Jr. from IIm epertai com Mittoa to whom wu referred hit excellency tho governor'* mc*Mg? No. 3, oor*nng iha report of Um eeaimimtwera of |*aai* Atylum. taoda a report tharaoo, and iotrodaced a bill to carry fart* oporatto* the tdoatie Amtumi r*ad lha bill a tir*t tiaiat ordered that it ba r*ad a aeeriud time to-morrow, aad Um bill aad raport to* pria*"* Mr. |rby, from the apactal oomoaitlaa to wa* referred lb* patiltoa ?< lha Grand Lodttet boaih Carol um. iba memorial of J. 8. Jama*, R. r. 8iiu|?ou, and J. II. Irhj. mlrodnced a 'bill to eatabliah aoo or awe lottvnee, lb* profit* of arbtcb ahall ba applied to lb* erectiea or metooio batUtor U>* UMa ?l iheQrand Lodge aad Lodge No. 41 of Aociant Fr*o M atom e< Aoath Carol io?i road Um bill a fort UaMj ori*r*d that It ba r*4d a **cood Urn* to-morrow, and to ba printed. fureuaot to ?im, Mr A. Black iatr.*t*c*d * toll to moorporataa comtyny to tooetntot a raQ road or rail roada batwaaa Um aity ol Charleston ami iba town* of Hamburgh, Columhi. and (.'aw |d*u? Ml. Booktar a bill to prevent tha ircqaent continuance of c**Ma pending In either tba enutta wl ?r equity of thirAata, Am Mr. W. Thorn p. aoo, jr. ? bill to regulate tha ?<)Uum of tba c*ortt ?feppeala, Ito-i raad lha bdb a Anat ti^?; ord*r. (d that (bay baraodaMeondliaiaio-morrow Mr. JaaMa Gragf, fraa Um j ton. to whom waa ratorrad tha u inhabitant* of Karahaw dittrial, Uoa of tho nnmbar of witaataam U ?. r*poru44. o*der*d forc?wi>i*rationU, w,ww. I : TH4 feoato hvfhM concurrad to? raitfnMd tba r*|*rt of Um commifuaarw*yapu)d BMaaaaalSa patitioo of Joha Loaf. < Tha houaoliar-Uf coocctrrrd wjlh tfM lanat* la a raport of tba orxnwllt** of taaae* on tba m* tilioa of AI*>4Bd*r llouiton. and ord*r*d tha aadM to ba raiariMd. r' '* ' Tba raport of tb* aommltt** on the paUtioo V>r C*orj*llu?t?). aseautar of J a mm A da ma, mot to thn houM for aooaarrraea w?u rclcrrad to tha laaaanittaa ??f w?ti and maam. An unfavorable rapart of tba eommhtto xf way* and amaoaoa Um aHiliae ol R. r. W All atam praytoK that hit band aa aarrayor aaaaral may ba oanaaltod, mm eamidaraJ and axraojto. Tha raport o<thoaomaiittooof Haamnnfiaoata an Um mm* patHiao wmdieagraodtoT&H Mr. fCHi ?tt from tha eom^iitaa ?n ioaarpara t on* mad* a raport oo lha pabtiou of MardaA I'Laian. <>rder*d forcooafctorattoo timarran. Mr. R. II. Drown praaootad tbo madmalaaeonafc of I) OHnuooo. n ft t- Triillml ttrmmlllaa Th* hou?e oooaidared awl agraad tofavaorabla raporta <>o th* Mraral p*4HMna af Jafcn Chtoa. Kdaiaod Kelly. Martha VVilHamt. JoHn Simmon! Ch?rl*a Durtoo, 8t*ph*n Cnmbo. Thoa. Carma, l>. M?Whort*r. ro?mbakam ?f *^,WHool lar ? ^l^?l^. 1T|f ^gyl, Jf 8t Lakm Partab, aaTa^gtlaa STlgSb? "dfotot of oaralry, ordtoad to lh* PC*rx?f, and ordafodtba mm* to ba ratarnad. ra^montalravlawt, vura aaaamltud to iftd Wl 1 ihwm eot)tmirf4i S5S Nancy Caiaa, Dayton Sbtibl Rliaabmb farbar, iabn A. Cbartoa Smith, Jab Pfn*** an a ~?t?-i taataof pandlatoo, for a {toman af IbatdJalriai. ami aoadry MUatoa af HarnwaJI, road aaaaood Uaa*. ? n . h, . A bill to raratato tha trial af Aarm and'fraa parvno* id colour) ortlavfd to fMmtO. Th* h??UM pi oeefiladta ghr*a eaaued mediae to remtoto^ afr**d ui by tba wmd* ?wo tkfri for tb* purpura of tmartinf tb? wi>nfcuM4*rty,tb*