The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-30

rays called fer and taken On each anennea. Sas @ sna bill fixes the several offices as follows: lne Governor $2000; Judges of the Supreme ca.. $500; Judges of the Circuit Courts Sl2oo An%u s,700 Treasurer, $500; Secretary of State, saaa Prosecuting Attorneys, $500. p'0Y And the House adjourned.
 SENATE.
 Iaesdah sspl. 27. The Senate met, pursuant to adjournment. The bill from the House, authorizing the Gove,no. to make deeds to lauds purchased by Ten Spct;os claims, read first and second time and passed The following bills read 3d time and passed s'To change the name of Searey county to Mar;onG 'To elect commissioners for lzard countv.n The resolution for amending the constitution fwho, gives the Governor veto power requiring a maiorlv of two thirds to pass bill vetoed,) was read thr1 time, and passed, by the following vote:
 Yeas-Messrs. Ball, Brown, Hill, Izard KuyEen dall, MeGamy, Martin, RIcKean, Saunders Thornton Williamson and Mr. President--12.
 .Nays-Messrs. Clark, Ferguson, McIan, Rino gold and Smith-5.
 The biil supplementary to the laws concerning fer ries, read second time, and referred to seec committee of Messrs. Ferguson, Williamson and Nc Lain.
 The bill s'lo locate the seat of justice of Mssiss5 county,o was read second time, and passed to aaa reading.
 The bill prohibiting certain persons from holding office, ,"was read a second time, and referred to o& committee on the judiciary.
 The resolution concerning he continuation of h. Cumberland Road, was read and ordered to lie on as table.
 Mir. Ferguson and Mir. McCamy were added oa, committee ou public buildings, and Mr. Ball to n committee on memorials. And the Senate adjourned.
 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. The House met pursuant to adjournment
 Mr. Roysdon introduced bill to authorise the Go. vernon to make deeds to lands entered under Ten Se ton claims, which was read three times, and passed The bill "to alter and more particularly desgnas the eastern boundary line of Johnson county,a was read second time and referred to a select commitee of Messrs. Aston, Marshall, Dickinson and Mors, The bill 'to point out the duties of the Goyernorn certain cases," was read second time, and referred to select committee of Messrs. Royston, Linton and Phillips.
 The following bills from the Senate were read aa. cond time, and ordered to a third readings
 'sTo establish the county of Madison;"
 fssF Q establish the county of Benton;'
 "To authorise the resignation of John Harrelh aa minisrator of the estate of James McCormack.' The bills ''to ascertain and adjust the amouno certain claims against the county of Monroe ln aFd of the county of Phillips, and to provide for the pay ment of the same," and appointing commssionersb b superntend the building of a court house and jail lnh' town of Holena,' read second time, and order ed to be engrossed for third reading
 The following bills from the Senate wefs read I third time and passed;
 "Io prolong the time for calling in the scrip and county certificates of Crawford county;'
 ",Ee~compensate C.. F. M, Nolando
 The House went into committee of the whole of the bill prescribing the powers and duties of the St.. preme Court" and after some time spent therein tho committee rose and reported the bill with amendments which were adopted, and the bill passed.
 MT. Lasater introduced bill ito provide for tho election of commissioners 10 locate the seat of justice of Crawford county3 which read first timet ana passed to a second reading.
 The resolution from the Senate, amendatory of Tho constitution, taken up. Mir. Hardin moved to ay It on the table till the lst of January next, on wnlcn motion the yeas and nays were as follows:
 Yeas--Messrs, Calvert, Hardin, Lasater, Linton Maxwell, Phillips, Pyeburn. Reagan, Swain, Tuly ana Whnnery--1l.
 .Nays-Messrs. Adams, Aston, Byrd, Backemors' Cooke, Dickinson, Franks, Crimes, Hoge, JudkIas' Jones, Logan, Littell, Morton. Milton, elors' May' Pelham, Roysdoa Royson, Reyburn, s'nah' s4sl' rsi Tucker, Tdwel, Teevault, Taylor, Thompson io. leson, Vaughn, Wilson, Williamson and Mir. SPeas'' -34. The actafixng salaries to certain officers was fea' third time, and passed.
 On motion of MT. Logan, 1t was sa Resotued, That the Senate be requested 10 aie. the Representative Hali on Saturday next al na, eleven o'clock, to elect three Supreme Judges ny siirer, Auditor, and Public Printer.
 And the House adjourned.
 SENATE. oo
 Wednesday, Sept. 2S' he Senate met pursuant 10 adjournment ents, Mir smith introduced bill ssto amend all aI ths tied ian act amendatory to an act now in force ", relief paupers.'n Read first time, and ofae''s : second reading. ..,-. 4b. Mir. Saunders introduced resolutions -'.a' .aa ate