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and David Campbell from Sarah Campbell; to exempt certain species of property from taxation: 10 regulate certain estray laws.

 The bill supplementary to the several laws now in force limiting the jurisdiction of justices of the peace, was read second time and laid on the iab.e-T rejected oa Saturday.

 The bills to elect county treasurer; and supplementary to the several laws for the government of justices of the peace; were read third time, passed, and sent to the H. of R.

 The bills, to establish the Bank of Ar- kansas, and for the change of venue in cer- tain cases, were read second time and committed.

 The bill to regulate the sale of real and personal property, was read second time, and laid on the table--freected on Satur- day.

 The bills, 10 prevent the abatement of suits brought by unmarried women; and to authorise Creed Taylor 10 make certain ti- ties, were read a second time, and ordered to third reading and were passed on Friday.

 HOUSE OF REPRESEN TiTfVE.S.

 NIT. CummIns presented petition from sundry citizens, for the establishment of a county 10 be called Morgan county. Laid on the table.

 The committee on counties and county lines. to whom was referred the petition of sundry citizens of Crawford county, for the establishment of the county lines of said county, reported that they deemed it unne- cessary to legislato on the subject at this time, and asked to be discharged from the farther consideration of the subject.

 The memorial for road from the seat of government of the State of Missouri to Little Rock, was read, and ordered to se- cond reading.

 Bills rejecfed.-To amend the law con cerning conveyances amendatofy to the road law; concerning descents and distr- buttons; and to authorize Wm. Ellis to build B toll-bridge over Point Remove Bayou.