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Mir. Wilson, of Washington. [; z. Dss lect Committee on the Au5ito',,,.f o' rom as Surer's books, reported, and .S1 5oo and | ordered to be printed. 0O coRs

 Mir. Fowler, from the Commi,. Judiciary, among others, recom ee N indefinite postponement of R;lI',eadsl R;ll act to protect slave holders,, l aJ eGaala moved to reject the report, and .r 1T 6aq

 He had introduced that bill to 'a,d- u eration of the House, and womb lJ IAes sq his reasons for so doing. Thu. a o'say stances had occurred in his, and ,d' q nalF ing counties, of negroes comm;,,;l sle a1 offences, and having been taken k,lag aa owners to Louisiana and Teya. 0a 9 instead of being brought to con5.' as' aAd ment. Negroes, under our presens e,sp p no fear or dread of committinc Nn'ia94 os fences, when they knew they S Soa11 ut9a empted from any other punisbmou.i ouio | of being sold in Texas or Lonis;a1' ;n' 'lal all probability, obtain a better '+ala, rs'- more pleasant situation than theyI I S,S State. It was rather an inducensnns, nsl n init crime. ot

 He thought we should Legisl,,, as they afe, and not as they sbonlT IS ,Q that, but few persons would copsou u oe their slaves hung, when they-wouMII M much by 1t. He believed such 'o Isl l0o intended by the bill in question ,a1 aD..' z nearly every slave holding State. and uIsa ;, subject called loudly for Legislation tiru 'a' l, State. ''''A |

 The motion to reject was lost .,, :. pert adopted. ''u 'a

 The Committee on the Judiciar .I.l commend the indefinite postpopems,. ! proposed amendment to the Consta' the State, in relation to the ratio a of saA tation-whlch was adopted by ayes a II. S"

 Mr. Logan, from the Select Comm,. whom bill was referred, to legalize lbs riage of David Castleherry, recomnsal indefinite postponement.

 Mir. Olive moved to reject the reDo+ was lost by ayes l3, nays 5S-and X, port adopted.

 Mr. Olive, from the Committee ,0 i, was referred a bill concerning the anl1I venue, and the payment of the memIs the present Legislature, reported tbeE with an amendment-and it was ords,, be printed, and made the order of tbe Monday next

 At l2 o'clock, the two Houses met, vention, and unanimously elected Co. BERT REARDoN, Land Agent, under N of the present session to regulate the s the 500,000 acres of land, and essu] Land Office at Little Rock, for the snI

 The Speaker presented to the Ho message from his Excellency, the Gov. with documents, in relation to the dest ol John Hutt, Esq, as late Treasme State, which were referred to a Select mittee.

 Mr. Hodges offered the following u ton:

 Resolred, That no new business s introduced after the 25th inst, until t siness on the Speakers table be dispa

 Mr. Marshall moved to amend, by, ding new business after the 24th int that the two Houses adjourn sine det lst of January. Both of which went ed to lay on the table until to-moroT

 Adjourned.