The Arkansas advocate., 1835-10-30

lHenIs tue yeas anu nays WciC SoltSu iots and were as follows:
 Yeas-Messrs Bowie, Cummins, Dunn, Evans, Fowler, Howell, Hill, Henderson, Holman, Jarrett, Lee, Logan, Mathers, Morton, Moore, Magaess, Outlaw, Porter, Roberts, Seay, Stalings, Tfiplett, Troy, Teunant, Walker of w., Ward and Whinne- ry--27.
 Nags-Messrs. Enis Peel Shaw, scruggs, Walker ot HenlpsEead and Mr, Speaker-6.
 So the amendment to the amendment made by the Council was adopted, and the bill returned to the Council, for concurrence therein.
 The following bills and memorials were ordered to third reading
 To compel the county court of Crawford county to make certain allowances; to ap- point commissioners 10 locate the seat Of justice in Crawford county; concerning runaway slaves; a memorial to improve the navigation of the Arkansas river; fer a road from Fort Towson, through Seyier county, by Hot Springs, to Pine Bluffs; for an extension of the pre-emption law <; for a donation ofa quarter section of land to actual settlers.
 Bills, to enable judgment creditors to col feet their debts, with more facility and to authorize certain suits to be tried in the Su- perior court; and memorials, for an exam- ination of Black and Cufrant rivers to re- move the obstfuctions in the navigation of St. Francis river; for the completion of he road from Helena to Mouth of Cache to complete the road from Columbia to Little Rock {; for road from Helena to Jackson, in Missouri and for an officer to examine certain routes; were seYeraly PASSED.
 The bill, to authorize Mary Cooper to sell certain lands belonging to the heirs of Benjamin Cooper, deceased, was rejected.
 The bill, amendatory to the attachment laws, read 2d time, and referred.
 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
 a'1esdag, Gel. 27.
 Mir. Smith, from the committee on enroll ments, reported the act 10 prevent the abate- ment ofsuits brought by unmarried women, as correctly enrolled.
 \ message was received from the gov eFner, informing the council that he had ap- proved and signed the following acts; viz:
 An act supplementary to the laws on de- scents and distributions; an act to dissolve the bonds of matfimony between Amos Co hen and Mary Cohen, and between John Il. Higginbottom aud Rachel Higginbot- tom; an act to remove the administration of the estate of Samuel Parker, deceased; an act to legilimatize the son of Samuel Estill, an act appointing commissioners to super intend the building of court house and jail at Columbia, Chicot co.; an act to amend the law concerning conveyanees; and an act 10 remove the administration on the es- tate of James Carnahan
 The council then proceeded to the repre- sentative chamber, and went into the elec- ton of justices of the peace.
 The bill te establish the Bank of Arkan- sas was passed, and sent to the house of re- personalities for concurrence.
 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
 On motion of Mir. Magness, MT. Bowie had leave of absence for he remainder of the session.
 The following memorials passed Ihe house: memorial for an appropriation to improve the Washita and Little Missouri rivers; fer aFoad from Ft. Towson through SeHier county, by ffet Springs, to Pine Bluffs; fer l60 acres of land to locate the seat et justice in Green county.
 An act for the relief of Charles P. Der trand, was read second time, and made the order of the day for to- morrow.
 A message was received from the coun- ell, concerning the passage of the conven- ton bill, with the amendments from this house.
 l bill to authorize the administrators oil Ihos. and James Massingale to sell certain donation claims, was laid on the table till the lst January next
 message was received from the coun- ell, saying that Il o'clock had been fixed upon by that body, as a suitable hour to go into the election of justices of the peace, and requesting the house 10 concur.
 The house immediately took up this res- oluiloa of the council, and having agreed 10 the same, the council were invited 10 attend in the hail of the house for that purpose.
 Mr. Cummins, from the select committee to whom was referred the bill to divorce John Wilmington from Sally Wilmington, reported the same with an amendment. which was agreed to; and the question CO., ming up on passing the bill, as amended, to a third reading, 1t was lost by a majority of one vote.
 A bill for the relief of David Walker, was passed te q second reading.
 An act designating the southern bounda- " iine of Scott county. was read a ist, Ed, and Sd time, and passed.
 An act for the redemption of military bounty lands, &c. was read inc second time, and made tie order of the day for to- morrow