The Arkansas advocate., 1836-10-07

 their rooms ill this city by sickness and take their votes for Judges of the Supreme Court, Se.--and that the Secretary of the Senate and Clerk of the House ae- company said committee !" which was adopted by the following vote:
 Yeas---Messrs. Ball. Brown, Hill, lizard, Kuyken- dalI, McCamy, Mckean, McLain, Saunders, smith, Thornton, Williamson, and Mr. President.--13. .Nays--Messrs Clark, Ferguson and Ringgold-3. Mir. Williamson introduced bill s'dehnIngthe pun ishment to be inflicted persons guilty o the crime of maimingn Read 1st time and passed to I'd read- ing.
 The following bills were read second time:
 ssConcerning cons,ables.o Referred to committee of the whole and made the order ofh day for to-mor- TOW.
 gro compensate the Auditor for extra labor.o Same reference.
 ..ro establish and regulate county treasury, Sc' Referred to the committee on the judiciary.
 tsApponting commissioners to superintend the build ino of court house and jail in Helena" Referred to coamtee of the whole and made the order of the day for tomorrow.
 "To ascertain and adjust the amount of certain claims against Monroe county in favor of Phillips co 7 Ordered to Sd reading tomorrow.
 The following bill were passed:
 ssTo amend an act amendatory of an act entitled an act for the relief of paupers.f
 'Prescribing the powers and duties of the Supreme 'Courtn
 The bill s.to fix the eastern boundary line of Johnson county,n Be. was laid on the table.
 The following bills from the House were read lst time and ordered to d 2d reading to-morfow
 tTo authorise the administrator of James Radcllft, dec. to make title to a certain tract of land.o
 sTo prescribe the duties Of the Governor ln certain cases. ;
 "To appoint commissioners permanently to locate the seat of justice of Saline countv'
 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. MT. Smith from the select committee, to whom was referred the bill to divide the state into Judicial Cir cults, reported amendment, striking out the 2d sec- lion of said bill, and inserting substitute therefor which amendment adopted.
 On motion of Mr. Smith, 1t was
 Ordered that the bill be engrossed for its final pas sage on tomorrow.
 The memorial of the Senate, praying an extension Of the pre- -emption law, read second tlme and committed to q select committee.
 An act to authorize the removal of the administra- tlon of Wm. Woods, deceased, from the county of Marion to the county of Crwford, was read second time, and ordered to be engrossed for it's final passage on 10 morrow.
 The following bills read third time, and pass cd
 4 bill for the appointment of Notares Public. bill to be entitled "An act 10 locate the seat oi Justice of Mississippi connty and for other purposes. bill 10 be entitled sAn act to authorize the admin istrator of Jas. Radcl convey a certain tract of land.
 A bill to be entitled "An act to appoint commission CTS permanently to locate the seat of Justice of Saline county
 The bill to be entitled an act to point out the duties of the Governor in certain cases, passed by yeas and nays us follows:
 iEAs--Niessfs. Adams, Alson, Anthony, Byrd, Brandon, Culp, Drennen, Dickinson, Franks, Grimes, Hardin, Iloge. Lasaer, Milton, Mors, May, Phillips, Pyeburn, Roysdon Royson, Reyburn, Roberts, Smith, Shell, Tucker, Tidwe, Teevault, Taylor, Thompson, Taaife Vaughn, Whinnery, and Mr. Speaker pro ie,s. -33.
 NAYs--Messrs. Blaekmore, Calvert, Cooke, Jud- kns Logan, Liaton Morton, Pelham, Swain, Tuly and Willlamson-1I.
 On motion of Mr. Roysdon MT. Cooke was added to the committee on the Public Buildings
 On motion of Mir. Tidwell,
 The resolution of instruction to our Senators in Congress- to vote for expungng Mir. Clays resolution condsmnatory of the Presidents conduct iii removing the public deposits, taken up.
 Mr. Smith, moved 10 lay the resolution upon the table until the first of January next.
 The yeas and nays were called on the motion, which were ordered and stood as follows:
 YEAs--Messrs. Cocke Drennen, Lasater, Linton, Morton, May, Pelham. Smith, Swain and Williamson -9.
 NAYs--Messrs. Adams, Aston, Anthony, Byrd, Blackemore, Brandon, Calvert, Dickinson Franks, Grimes, Hardin, Hoge, Judkins, Logan, Littel, Mar shall, Milton, Phillips Pyeburn, Roysdon, Royston, Reagan, Reyburn, Roberts, She'll Tully Tucker, Tid- well, Teevault, Taylor. Thompson Tolleson Taaie, Vaughn, Whinnery, and Mir. Speaker, protcm.-37. So the House rejected the motion.
 The resolution, motion Of Mir. Royston, war ordered to lie the table until the 10th day of 0cto- Der next.
 Mr. Teevanlt introduced bill to be entitled An act to define the duties of Constabes and for others pur- poses. Read first me and ordered to second read ing.
 Message from the Senate:
 Informed the House that they had passed an act slp-