The Arkansas advocate., 1835-10-16

SOH 0idfs deceaSeQ; Dill 10 autb0fiZe the administrator of Isaac Ward, deceased, to sell real estate; bill from the legislative council, entitled an act 10 compel the conn- ty court of Crawford county 10 make an ai- loWance to such persons as were engaged Ill taking and guarding William Butleg charged with the murder of Alexander Coulter; a bill entitled an act 10 legitma- | tize the children of Samuel EstelI; d bill to 1 be entitled an act to facilitate the recovery of monies out of the hands of sherifIs, coro- ners, justices of the peace, clerks of the SUI perior, circuit and county courts, and attor- neys al law; d memorial from the legisla- tive council. praying the removal of the garrison of Fort Gibson to some point near the line of the territory of Arkansas; a me- morlal for an act to remove the raft of Red river; memorial praying for an appropra- ton to remove the Instructions to the nav- gation of the Bayou Bartholomew; a me- morial praying an appropriation to complete road from Jackson, in Lawrence county; via Liberty and Fayetteville, 10 Ft Smith.
 The bill 10 erect and establish the eoun- ty of Boone, read a second time. On mo- ton of Mir. Fowler, the house resolved it. self into committee of the whole, Mir. Mathers in the chair, and after some time spent therein, the committee rose and re- ported the bill with amendments, which. were agreed to, and ordered to third read ing tomorrow.
 The bill to facilitate the recovery of mo- nies out of the hands of certain persons, read first time, and ordered to second reading.
 A bill to compel the Crawford County Court to make allowance to certain persons referred to q select committee of Walker, of Washington, Walker of Hampstead, and Magness.
 kn act to amend the laws on the subject of gaming--read a second time, ordered to be engfossed and read d third time to- morrow.
 4 bill to extend the jurisdiction of con- stables-read a second time, and ordered to be engrossed and read third time to- morrow.
 An act to regulate the tax on land-read q second time, and ordered to be engrossed and read third time tomorrow.
 An act to establish tho county of Ran dolph-read a second time, and on motion of Mr. Porter laid on the table till Tuesday next.
 The bill from the council, to erect and establish the county of Saline-read the first time, and ordered to be read the sec ond time.
 The blll to erect the county of White read the second time-and referred to q se- lect committee of Magness, Fowler and Seruggs.
 An act to enable judgment creditors 10 collect their debts with more facility-read a second time, and referred to select con- mittee of Fowler, Evans and Ward
 An act for the relief of the citizens of Green coanty--read second time, and ordered to be engrossed and read third time tomorrow.
 An act te amend the laws concerning conveyances--read the second time, and referred 10 select committee of Walker of Washington, Logan and Ellis.
 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
 Wednesday,, Oct. IA.
 The following bills were introduced, read once and passed to second reading. f By Mir. Buzzard, bill to change the ve- nne in certain cases; by Mr. Patrick, an act supplementary to the several laws now in force i'll this territory, limiting the jurs- diction of pistIces of the peace and consta- bles; by Mir. Caldwell, bill to establish the bank of Arkansas; by MT. Clark of Chicot, bill to prevent the abatement of suits brought by unmarried women; by MT. Kaykendall, bill to regulate the sale of real and personal property.
 The following bills were ordered to be engrossed and read third time tomorrow: viz:
 A bill to elect county treasurers; a bill supplementary to the laws for the govern ment of Justices of the peace, and in mat ters of civil nature.
 The following bills were engrossed and sent to the house of representatives
 An act to locate the seat of justice of Monroe CO.,; an act to appoint commissions CTS to superintend the building of court house and jail in Columbia, Chicot CO.,; an act to authorise Isaac Hughes to build toll bridge.
 The feleysag memorial from the ii house of representatives, was passed; viz;
 For removing Instructions Tn the Bayou Bartholomew.
 The following memorials were passed, and sent to the house of representatives:
 For a road from Jackson and Lawrence CO., 10 Fort Smith; from Matthew Mossie's to Fort Towson; from Columbia, Chicot CO.,, to Washington, Hampstead CO.,; to i'm nrove inc navi0ation of Saline river: for a