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nitfee as may be selected by the House of X representatives, to wait upon the Govern oi s'iid inform him that both houses are now organized, and are ready to receive any communication he may be pleased to make.

 On motion of Mir. Hudspeth, it was

 hesofred, That committee be appoint cd te examine the rules for the the government oi the House of Representatives, to see if any alteration be necessary, and to report thereon as soon as practicable.

 Messrs. Hudspeth, Clark, Roberts, Ruih- e,Jord. and Martin were appointed said committee.

 A message was received from the Le- gislatlve Council informing the House of Representatives that the Council had con- cured Tn the adoption of the joint rules of iool, for their government during the pre- sent session. -

 A message was received from the Legis- IatIye Council informing the House that the Council had adopted the hour of 9 o'clock as the time of meeting, and request the concurrence of the House of Representa- lives.

 on motion of MT. Rufhertord, it was

 eootoeo, lhdt a loint committee, on the part of the House of Representatives be appointed to act in conjunction with such committee as may be appointed by the Le- gislatlve Council, for the purpose of exam ming the joint rules of both houses and re- port thereon.

 Messrs. Rathertord, Dickson, Tucker, and Bogy were appointed said committee.

 On motion of Mir. Byrd, it was

 Resotced, That the Door-keeper of the House of Representatives, be ordered to procure for the use of the house, two do- zen of chairs, if the same can be had, if not, four suitable benches; one large table with two drawers; and four small tables.- Adopted.

 MT. Hudspeth, from the committee ap- pointed to wait upon the Governor, mace the following report;

 The committee appointed to act in con junction with the commtte appointed by the Legislative Council, to wait upon the Governor, report, that they have performed the duties assigned them, and were inform ed by his Excellency. that he would make communication to both houses of the Le- glslature, at l2 o'clock tomorrow.

 On motion of Mir. Clark, it was

 Resotced, That the hour for the meeting Of this house be nine o'clock. And the House adjourned.