The Arkansas advocate., 1834-02-21
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 IN snaA1E. Mohday, Jan. l3--no husii- ness of ituportance Transacted, except Il continuation of theadebate on the removal of the DePosites.
 in the iIoJsE, on the saff1e dav-Ma. SEVER presented memorial of the Gen erai Assembly of the Territory of Arkan- sas, praying that an additional appropriation may be made for the removal of the raft n Red river; also a memorial of inc Gene ral Assembly of the Territory of Arkansas, praying that an appropriation may be made for improving the navigation of the river iYashita or Ouchita also a memorial of the General Assembly of the Territory of Arkansas, praying that an appropriation may be made for the construction ef a read lead- lng from Miller Court House, on Red riy- CT, along, or near the western Boundary of said Territory, to a point near the south west corner of the State of Missouri; also q petition of the inhabitants of tne Territory of Arhansas, praying that an additional office, for the saiie of ti the llafids os the United States, may be established and located in said Territory; also a petition of the in- hsbtants of the same Territory, praying that q donation of public lands. may be made 10 all actual settlers thereon.
 IN SENATE, Tuesday, Jan. 14-the de- bate on the Deposite question, continued.
 h the HeusE, same day-Mr. CLAY, from the committee on the Public Lands, reported d bill further to provide for the lo- cation of certain Lahd Claims in the Ter ritory of Arkansas; which bill was twice read, and the further consideration oi t postponed until Tuesday, the 2lst inst
 Mir. SEWER submitted the following re- solution, which, under rule of the House, lies one day before being acted upon:
 Resoioed, That the Secretary of the Treasury be directed to inform this House, how many patents for land, sold at either public or private sale in the Territory of Arkansas, have been suspended, together with the name or names of each purchaser. and the quantity of each purchase or entry and the reasons which have induced such suspensions.
 Mir. FooT submitted the following reso- luton, which, under rule of the House. Eeaone day on the table.
 Resotped, That the Secretary of fine Treasury be directed 10 prepare, and lay before this House, plan for the re-oroan- lzation of the Treasury Department. with ? view to simplify the forms of keeping and settling accounts and rendering them more sntsAlsssssAe, of saxISiinss =, ,,,, o,,,I s,',sss of the lbos and d,ass s aSs, aansn1 sosne of tne a,sbor<assts sa aNesa- dnu reduciug Inc number of y,ls,ssss ne, ns's, Executive Departments.
 v IN sENkTE, Thursday, Jan. I6-Mr ZINC, oi Alabama, presented the menor;. al ot the Legislature of the State of An. bafna, praying that pre-emption riabts nav De granted to the settlers on the, n,,i,r t,,,,i, Ill certain cases, and for a reduction If tba prices of refuse lands: referred to tba committee on the Public lands. e
 In the HoUsE, on the same dav--n, o ton of Mir. CLAY. the Comn,;,tao ',io- .i,. rub'ic lands was discharged from inc f,r- ,s ,ller consideration of the memorial of tbo Legslature of Arkansas, in behalf of those Who resided west of the present boundary ilhe' anu who removed east of said l;na m, or 10 the year 1928; also the same eano mittee was discharged from the further con sideraIion of the memorial of the I,eoisla. 'ote of Arkansas. for grants of lands to ,c- tual settlers. '' 'o ''c-
 Mir. CLAY, by leave of the Uouso n.o ssh'ea memorial of the General Assem- ply oi ihe State of Alabama. in layor ae me granting ot pre-emption riohts in tba purchase to actual settlers on tbe n,,11;a lands. Which me,,,o,,al on uie pupiic table, .'se '1,o oh me