The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-28

'saci cases .a tI.e toil-1ys yi Inlepcr.- dence; and the said executor is hereby authorized 10 remove the assets Of said estate to said county of Independence. and toproeeed to make settlement there according to law; any order to the con trary notwithstanding.
 SEe.5. .dndbe. it further enacted, That said James M. KuykendaIl, executor as aforesaid, enter into bond with two or more securities to beapproved of by the Court having jurisdiction of the settle ment of administrations in said county of Independence, for the faithful settle ment of said estate. in suR to be an- proved of by said court.
 SEC. (. And be it further enacted, That said cxecutor be required 10 make set tlement oi said estate in the sane time ih that ie iie would nave been reguiredto do, had said administration originated insaid county of Independence.
 SEc.7. find de 4 fltrther enacted, That this ac: shall take effect and be in force from and after it's passage.
 Approved: Get. 27, 1881.
 AN ACT to levy tax in the county of Lawrence, for the purpose of building
 Jail in said county.
 SgerioNI. E. q c,laGted by fhe Gene rat Assen.dly fthe Territory of .4rkansas, That the Judge of the circuit court for the county of Lawrence, shall have full power, and he is hereby directed, 10 lev, ,as soon as may he after the passage oi tlis act, either in term time or vaea- t'on,a tax on alilands within the county ot La~ renee, which are TOW taxable by law, and also on all personal property now taxableby law, not exceeding. how ever, twenty-five percentum naddiiion tothe amount of taxes now levied, ,foT the purpose of building Jail in said cou.- Y; which tax shall be assrssed and eel lected incash by the sheriff of said coun. ty, III the same manner as other4axes TOW are, and remain in his hands as a fund for thepurpose of building Jail in said county.
 SEC. ,. find de it farther c,,oeted, That the commissioners heretofore appointed by heproyisions of an act passed Octo-
 ber the twentieth, eighteen hundred and twenty-eight, entitled .s an aet pernaa. Ilentis to locate theseai of justice for the county ef Lawrence,' may. and they are hereby authorized to draw on he sheriff of said county for any amount Of money which they may want to com. piete tllo payment of any contract to be entered into for building said Jail; and Ii any none, silonid remain in the hands of the sheriff, after the completion of said Jail, the same shall he applied to county purposes,as othermoniesn now are. sEe.3. .and be T fut},er es,actsd, Thai the said tax shall beieyed and collected forthe years eighteen hundred and thir- ty two and three.
 SEc.4. find beaf ftr4her enacted, That it shall be the duty of the clerk of the circuit court for said county, to notify said commissioners at least ten days be- fore the sitting of the next circuit court for sad county, 10 be and appear on,or beGorethe second day ofsaid court, and report to said court their proceedings in ali things since their appointment as. commissioners; and it is hereby made the duty of said clerk annually to issue his notification to said commissioners. in the event oftheir failure to make settle ment in the manner prescribed bs law. l SRc. ,. find Dc Il further enacted, That the receipt of said commissioners shall enttle the sheriff of said county 10 q credit for the amount so receipted for. and that this act shalltake effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved: Kov. ?. 1881.
 AN ACT regulating the fees of Sherifs l fot taking ihs Territorial Census. and for other purposes.
 SECTION l. Be t enacted bythe Gener- at .assently of fMe 7srstogy of .4rhaasas, That, instead of the fees now allowed bJ law, for taking the territorial census i'll each county, the following amounts shall be allowed and paid out of the rtorialtreasury, ,forthc services aiore- said, to wit: for every individual con tained in the census return, under one thousand, three cents each; all overcome thousand and not exceeding two thou sand. two and half cents each; allover two thousand and not exceeding three thousand, twocents each; allover three ] thousand and not exceeding four thou-