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 organization of the militia under the authori- ty of the United States. Of the State of De- laware. in relation to the tariff of the United States, and to internal improvements in re- lation to the amendments of the Constitution of the United States, proposed by the Legisla- lures of the States of Louisiana and Missouri, in relation to the surviving officers and sol tlers of the revolutionary army; in relation to the public lands of the United States; in rela- tion to resolutions of Alabama, nominating Andrew Jackson for reelection, &C. Of the State of Vermont, in relation to communica- tons from the States of Georgia, Connecticut and Louisiana, on the subject of proposed a. mendments to the Constitution of the United States. Of the State of Ohio, in relation to the constitutional power of Congress to ap- propriate money to aid the Colonization Soc- ety. Of the State of Maine, in relation to the tariff and internal improvement. Of the State of New Hampshire, in relation to the more perfect organization of the militia of the several states. l also lay before your honor able body, copies of a memorial of the Amer ican convention, for promoting the abolition of slavery, and improving the condition of the African race.

 The following appointments have been made since the last session of the General Assembly, viz :-Wiliam Richards, Judge of the County Court of Pickens county, vice Job H. Binion, resigned; William Harper, Judge of the County Court of Dale county, vice William Loftin, resigned William H. Duke, Judge of the County Court of Marion county, vice William H. Ragsdale, resigned John il. Gilmore, Judge of the County Court of Henry county, vice David Caldwell, re- signed George Burt, Judge of the County Court of Conecuh county, vice Stephen C. Richardson, resigned. I have also received the resignation of the Hon. Charles Tate, as a member of the Board of Internal Improve ment; of Benjamin Williamson, as Judge of the County Court of Wilcox county ; of James Saffold, as Judge of the County Court of Dallas county; of Thomas Ringold, as Judge fthe County Court of Marengo county.

 My present connexon with you, gentlemen, in few days will be dissolved. Its whole existence will have been short; but though never should have the honor again to occupy a seat in any department of the government, the present and subsequent Legislatures have my most ardent wishes for the success of every exerton to promote the welfare of the citizens of Alabama. SAM. B. MOORE.

 Wednesday,, Nop 23.-Petition presened-by Mir JOHNSON, that of Jesse Car and Bartley Cox praying the passage of law to authorize them to enter tain lands therein described, at the land office at Coartland: By Mr HUBBARD, that of Alexander oale ana Otnef com rs or life tOtn secuon, lOWDsp 4, range S praying the passage of law to sell the same; By MT WATKINS, that of sundry inhabitants of township G. range g. praying an equal benefit of the sales of the 18th section, in said township: By Mir ABERNArHY that ofsundryczens of Lawrence, and Franklin, praying the passage of law to build bridge over Town Creek: By Mir BAKER, that of sundry citizens of Montgomery county, praying the passage of law to incorporate independent bank, to be located in the town of Montgomery, to es- tabsl branch of the State Bank By MT SAUN- DERs, of l.. that of sundry citizens of Limestone county, praying the passage of law to emanclpate a certain negro named Ellis: By Mir ERWIN, that of Samuel Jackson, of Mobile county; By Mir M'REA, that of Samuel B. White and others, of Franklin county, praying law to correct mistakes in trans cribing the work of the land commissioners: By Mir LANE, that of Amos Vincent of Limestone coun- ty, praying law toegitimate and change the names of certain persons: By Mir M'VAY, that of Richard Darby, of Lauderdale. praying a law to pate a slave: By Mir WARD, that of sundry citizens of Dale county, praying law to build bridge the Chactawhatchy: By Mir M MREA that of Thorn as Aldridge and others purchasers of University lands in the Tennessee Valley.

 Agreeably to a resolution, Mir SPEAKER appoint ed the following standing committees:

 4 Committee on Pripiisees and Elections, to con- sst of Messrs Rather, Broadnax, Boyd, Hall of Au- gaand Abernathy.

 On Propositions and Grievances, to consist of Messrs Harris, Campbell, Craig, Augustus Drish and Fauk

 On Enrolled Bills to consist of Messrs Watkins Lane, Herbert. Riddle, Paul and Hays.

 On Inland Navigation, to consist of NIessrs Oliver of Montgomery, King of Madison, PhiIpot, Lea and Goyne.

 On Roads Bridges and Ferries, to consist of Messrs Hubbard, King of Perry, Saunders of Lime stone, Foster, Swnk and Snedicor

 On Ways and Means, to consist of Messrs Oliver of Conecuh Peete, Erwin, Mofiett and Payne.

 On the Mlitary to consist of Dlessrs Carroll Toul- min, Farrar Lea, Goodwin and Majors.

 On the Judiciary, to consist of Messrs Dett, M' Kinley Oliver of c. Hubbard and Harris.

 On COunty Boundaries, 10 consist of Messrs Brod- max Kilparick Norwood Musgr0ve, Ross and Walker.

 On Education to consist of Messrs M 'Kinley, Oli- yer of NJ. Herbert, Peete. Paul and Watkins.

 On Accounts to consist of Messrs Lane, Hugely, Wilkinson, Fontaine. M'Afee and Hall of Baldwin.

 On Dirorce and Alimony to consist of Messrs Cook, M'Rea Shackleford Hickman and Hays.

 On the State Bank, to consist of Messss Fontaine, Dillett, Cook, Acklen, Hugely and Saunders of Dallas.

 On the State Capitol to consist of Messrs Phipot, Lockhart Tarrant, Stevens, Terrell and Johnson.

 On Indians and Indian Afairs &c. to consist of Messrs Baker, Campbell King of M Keener, Hollis and Sbearer.

 On Lands appropriated for Internal Improvement, to consist of Messrs Acklen, M'Vay, Rather Saun- ders of Payne, Gilbreath and Abernathy.

 the Public Printing, to consist Of Messrs Craig, Baker, Lloyd, MCoIum, Moore and Ward.

 On the Comptrolicrs and Treasurer's Offices, to consist of Messrs Riddle, Erwin and Moffett.

 Mir WATKINS presented the petition of sundry citizens of Covngton county. praying the remittance of Il fine imposed on Wm. Sparklin, tax collector of said county.

 Mir LANE presented the petition of Covngton Ed mondson of Limestone, praying law to emancipae certain slave

 Accounts presented-By Mir WILKINSON, that of Jesse Doyle ailer of Clarke county aso that of no.