for immediate use, with an estimate of the cost of such improvement, and transmit the same to the President of the United States. who, if he approve thereof, shall cause the same to be deposited in the typographical bureau of the Department ofWar

 Sec 7. And te ss further enacted That the resident Of the U States be, :isl1a he is hereby authorized, as soon as the route of sad road shall be approved, in manner a. foresaid, to appoint Superintendent, with authority to open and improve the same, according to tho plan recommended " the said Commissioners, and such instructions as he may canse to be given Tn relation thereto and the said Superintendent shall give bond, with good and sufficient securi- ty, for the faithful performance of his duty. ! and shall render an account from time to time, as required, of the progress of the work thereon and on the opening of the whole of the said road, and the improve meht ofsuch parts thereof, as it may be ne- cessary to improve, of the cost of the whole.

 Sec. }. find te tt .fyfher eaaefed, That the said Commissioners shall each he enti- tied to receive the sum of $2 per day, while employed in surveying and marking the route of said road: and their chain- carriers and necessary assistants, each, $l day, for the time necessarily employed as aforesaid and the said Superintendent the sun of g day, while necessarily en- gagged III experimenting the opening and improvement of said road, in suci, manner as to fit it for use by wagons and carriages of every description. And to defray the several expenses hereby authorized, sum not exceeding twelve thousand dollars, be, and the same is hereby, appropriated: Pro- gsded, That not more than the expense of the survey aforesaid, shall be drawn from the public Treasury, unless the said Com- fnissioncrs shall report, as authorized, with their survey and estimate, that the lm- jproyements necessary to fit the said road for use, by wagons and other wheel carr:a-. ges, can be made for such part of the said sum of twelve thousand dollars, as shall re- main unexpended after the report of the said Commissioners shall have been re- ceived.

 l March I0.-On motion of Mir. SEVER, the House resolved itself into Commits tee of the Whole, Mir. .Mnrtin in the chair, and took up the bill < farther ex- tending the powers of the Judges of the Superior Court of Arkanaas. ? l Mr. SEWER offered an amendment to the first section of the bill, but again withdrew il at tue suggestion of Mir.

 Bachonan, who said that the gentleman would have all opportunity of submitting It in the House. lie wished that the bill should now pass through the Com mittee, and that it should be taken up at some future day, when gentlemen 1 had time to consider it. With this view l he would move to postpone the farther considerations of it until Monday Monday next, aad that 1t be made the special order of

 that day.

 The committee then rose and report !, ed the bill to the House.

 1 The motion of MT. Bachanon above referred to was concurred in.