Dec. 6.
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Mr. Gaines from the committee on ways and means to whom was referred bill to be entitled Gan act to amend an act to prohibit the emigration and settlement offree negroes or free persous of color into this State," ap- proved, 20th January 1843, reported the same back with amendments, which were adopted. and the bill as amended read third time and passed.

 MT. Rves agreeable to onotice given, intro duced bill to be entitled "an act for the redemption of Real Eestate, &c.

 MT. Bean, introduced bill to be entitled ''an act authorizing non-residents to pay taxes directly into the State Treasury"

 Mr. McKean introduced a bill for the relief of Ebenezer Frazier, late sheriff of Miller County.

 Mir. Neely introduced a bill to refund to Wm. Black the State and County taxes paid by him for the purchase of a tract of land enormously twice taxed and sold for the same year.

 Mir. Rives introduced resolution appoint ing committee of three to call on the Sur vevor General and ascertain from him the importance of having the descriptive field notes of each township of land in this State' and Tn what manner said notes should be placed III the hands of the Clerks for the use of County Surveyors and the people, and learn what would be their cost, and at what time they would be completed, for the information oi the Senate. Which resolution was adopted and Messrs. Rives, Trimble, and Stell appoint ed said committee.

 

 Mir. Shaw introduceda bill declaring the Buf, !alo Fork of White river navigabe stream The bill to be entitled ''an act to amend