The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-30

fer his objections large upon their journals and pro- ceed 10 reconsider it. If aier such reconsideration, majority of Aeo-thirds of the whole number elected to that house shall agree to pass the bill 1t shall be sent with the objections, to the other house. by which, like wse 1t shall be reconsdered; and, if approved by a majority of two thirds Of lhe whole number elected 10 that house, 1t shall be law but, in such cases, the votes of both houses, shall be determined by yeas and nays, and the reason of the persons voting for and against the bill shall be entered the journals of each house respectively. If any bill shall not be returned by he governor within three days Sundays exeePted1 after shall have been presented to him, the shall be aw in like as if he had signed 1t, unless he general assembly, by their adjournment prevent its return. In such case. il shall not he A law.
 On motion of MT. Ringgold, the bill to compensate I C. F. N. Noland, was taken up. Mf. Izard moved to amend it, by striking out 7o0 and inserting s400 and Mr. McCany moved to amend, by inserting $500 both of which were negatved--Mr. Izard then moved to lay the bill on the table until the lst day of Jan. lnext, which was also negatyed--yeas Mir. Izard), nays f. The bill was then ordered to be expressed for third reading.
 The bills, from the H. of k. supplementary to an act to erect courthouse in the town of WashBgton to incorporate the town of Washington; concerning the revival of satntes the administration of the estate of Wm Anthony, sen, deceased, from Craw ford 10 Johnson county: and regulating the office of Secretary of Stae-were severally read first tune and ordered 10 a second reading. And the Senate adjourned
 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
 The House met pursuant to adjournment Mr. Blackmore whom was referred the bill 10 he entitled "an act aifixng the salaries of certain offices in the State of Arkansas" reported the same without amendment and asked and obtained leave to introduce Bill to be entitled An act to provide for defrayng the expenses of the State government, which after be- ing read first time ordered 10 be printed on mo- ton of Mr. Davies
 Mr. Culp from the select Committee to whom was referred he Bill be entitled An act for the election of new Commissioners for the county of Izard and other purposes" reported the same with amendments winch adopted and then the bill ordered 10 be engrossed for final passage on to morrow.
 The Bill to be entitled "An act establishing the of- flee of Attorney Genera' was read second time MT. Whinnery moved to lay 1t on the table until the first of March, which negatived. On motion of MT. Dickinson, it was then commit ed to committee of the whole house, and made the order of the day for Monday next.
 The Bill from the Senate entitled "An act appoint ing commissioners to superntend the building of Tail in the town of Marion and county of Crttenden and for other purposes, read second time, and pass ed to third reading.
 supplementary act for building Court house Ill Washington, Hempsead county, read third time and passed.
 The bill of the Senate entitled "An act for the ap- pointment of trustees to the Baesvle Academy was read q third time and passed.
 On motion of Mr. Fully, the report of the select Committee on the ordinance, articles of Compact, submitted by the Congress of the United States the State of Arkansas, for acceptance rejection, was then taken up, and unanimously adopted. Pursuant to previous notice, Mir. Fully asked and obtained leave to introduce Bill to be entitled 'An act amendatory of the law regulating appeals from jas tices of the peace" which read first time, and ordered to a second reading.
 The bill to be entitled "act prescribing the powers and duties of the Supreme Court was then taken up. On motion of Mir. Smith, the for filling the blank, in section 4th of said bill, yesterday, was ret con- sdered, and tereupon he movedto strike the words two thousand which being done, he moved to insert in lieu thereof, "eighteen hundred" Mr. Roberts moved "sixteen hundred"--Mr Adams moved ssffteen hundred. But before the question was put on filling the blank.
 And the House adjourned.