The Arkansas advocate., 1835-10-16

thIS Territory On the SugtsCt or auulnfs- tratiom by Mr. Izard, to exempt certain property from taxation; by Mr. Smith, 10 facilitate the recovery Of money out of tbe hands of sbefifs, -coroners, justices of the peace, clerks of the superior, circuit and county courts, and attornies at law; by Mr. Williamson, to repeal that part of tbe reye- nue laws which relates te tho tax upon houses; which were seyerally read | first time, and ordered to a second reading.
 Resolutions were offered 10 inquire into 5he expediet1ay of Congress for appropriations of the oiiii0gqiilas ebiects
 By MT. Young. 10 open q road from the Pine Bluffs, to intcrsect fbe Memphis road at or near the mouth of Cache; by hr. kel- ly, 10 lay out and open a road from the mi lltary road al the Antoine bridge 10 Mur- ireesboroueh, in Pike county, and thence the nearest aad most direct route to inter- sect tho road from Washington to It. Tow son; by Mr. Williamson, to open q road from Crooked creek in Carroll county, 10 -fhe Dardanelle rock, on the Arkansas river; by Mir. Brown, on the subject of passing a law relinquishing all the lands in his Ter ritory which have been reported by the sur veyors as not worth surveying, to the use and benefit of the Yerfitory-and, also, on the subject of graduating the price of the public lands; by Mr. Buzzard, 10 construct aroad from Matthew Moss, on the eastern ,.a.crs of the Doacheat, near our southern line, by Lafayette c. H., crossing Red ri- yer, at or near the cut of, and thence to Fort Towseh.
 On motion of Mir. Izard, so much of tho Governors message as relates to the semi nary lands, was referred 10 q select com mitlee, consisting of Messrs. Izard, Taylor and Clark of Chioot, and oii motion Of Mir. Clark of Chieot, that part of itrecommend- ing separate circuit court, was referred to the committee on the judiciary.
 The following bills, viz:
 Authorizing Mary Cooper 10 sell certain lands belonging to ihe heirs of Benjamin Cooper, deceased; 10 legitimatize the son of Samuel Estell; to establish the county of Saline; for the relief of the citizens of Green county; amendatory to the attach ment laws;
 Were read a second time and referred to select committees.
 The bill to authorize Isaac Hughes to erect and keep toll bridge across Big P- aey, was read 2 second time, and ordered to be en9rossed for third reading.
 The bills ..to legitmatize the children of John Rogers" and 'sto remove the admin istration of the estate of John Newton, de- ceased, from the county of Pulaski to the county Of CfaWford,o were seYerally read third time, passed and sent to the house for concurrence.
 HOUSE OF REPRESENTT NTTATIYES.
 Mir. Holman, from the committee on counties and county lines, reported bill to erect and establish the county of Boon, which was read the first time, and ordered to a second reading.
 Mir. Ahlnnery, from the joint committee to receive proposals for the public printing, reported proposals submitted by Wm. |. Woodruff, Albert Pike, and Smth & Reed, which were laid on the table. and subse- quently read ln the presence of both houses
 Mir. Mathers, from the select committee to whom was referred the petition of DaYid Rorer, praying to be released from his ad- nlinistrationship of the estate of Sampson Gray, deceased, reported a bill in accord ance with said petition, which was read and ordered to q second reading.
 hlr. Jarratt, from the select committee to whom was referred the petition of Wm. | Hx, reported bill to legiimatize certain children therein named, which was read, l and ordered to a second reading.
 The bill to attach part of Carroll to Izard county, was read second time, when MT. Walker of Washington moved to lay 1t on the table, which was decided in the negative; aud the bill was then, on mo- lion of Mir. Whinaey, committed to com miitee of the whole for Wednesday next.
 The bill to authorize Isaiah D. Rose 10 build toll bridge across Big Piney creek, was read q second lime, and made the or der of tie day for tomorrow.
 The bill to erectand establish the county of Marion, was read d second time, and re- ferred 10 q select committee, consisting of Messrs. Cummins, Roberts and Logan.
 Cnmolion of Mir. Walker of Hempstead, the reports of the Auditor and Treasurer were read, and 500 copies ordered to be 1 printed.
 Alr. Peel offered the following resolution:
 Resolved, That tho resolution authori- .zing the communications of his Excenency the Governor, (whilst Secretary of Arkan- i sas,9 10 the last legislature, to be spread up- on the journals Of the present session, be rescinded.
 Mir. Cummins moved to refer the resoln- ton 10 q select committee, and Mr. Fowler moved to lay t on the table, which last mo- ton prevailed.
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