December 10h.
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DeceM6er lUtR.

 A number of petitions this morning.

 Mir. Fowler from the committee on the Judiciary, reported as inexpedient, and re- commended their indefinite postponement the following;

 MT. Sutton, from the committee on Claims to whom had been referred the memorial ol Wm. E. Woodruff, reported bill for his re- lief, which report was adopted, by ayes 36 nays 30.

 Orders of the day.

 The report of the select committee on the petition of the Hon. A. II. Sevier, praying a re-inyestlga;ion into his conduct as agent for the Banks, in the sale of the State Bonds, &c., was taken up,

 MT. Mayors moved the adoption of the Re- port, and that it be spread upon the Journals of the House, and demanded the avs and nays. The avs are as follows:-Messrs. Blakemore, Berry, Billingsby, Blackwell, Booker, Brown of Johnson, Cross, Crom- well, Croft, Culver, Clarke of Independence, Clark of Green, Duval, Dawdy, Floyd, Eos ter, Franks, Greenwood, Garner, Gray, Ham mond. Hall, Hays, Logan, Lambert, Mayors, Marshall, Mccoy, Miller, Mitchell, Rust, simmons, Simpson, Shipp, Smith, Steele, Strain, Stubhlefield, Sumner, Sutton, Tack att, Wilson of Johnson, Wilson of Washing on, MT. Speaker.-44

 The nays are Messrs. Aston. Bertrand. Burke, Burney, Brown of Sevier, Cook, Clark of Carroll, Doris, Fowler. Hubbard, lodges, Olive, Owens, Parks, Physic, Riggs. sussell, Robertson, Sanders, Trapnall, Ward, Vells-23. Several of the members were bsent on leave, on account of illness, &c, On motion the House adjourned.