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The bill sto alter and designate the eastern bounda- ry lne of Johnson Sc.e was taken up and passed, with all amendment.

 The ordinance from the House was read 1st time and ordered to 2d reading.

 The following bills were read a second time.

 nDefining the punishment of the crime of maming.o Referred to the committee on the judiciary.

 "To auhorise the administrator of James Radclitt to make title to land." Same reference.

 Io prescribe the duties of the Governor in certain eases.o Referred to select committee of Messrs. Izard Hill and Saunders.

 'Appointing commissioners to locate the seat of jus tiee of Saline eounty.o Referred to select commit tee of Messrs. McLain, Thornton and Martin

 The bill to '4ascertain and adjust the amount of tain claims against Monroe co. in favor of Phillips CO., amended and passed.

 The Governor transmitted 10 the Senate certain do- cuments in relation 10 the p sections of land granted to the Territory of Arkansas which were referred to the committee education and the seminary lands.

 The Senate then proceeded to the Representative Hall. Alter the election of Supreme Judges &c. the Senate returned to their chamber, and adjourned.

 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

 Mr. Taylor obtained leave to introduce bill and petition explanatory thereof, which bill was twice read and ordered to third reading.

 The preamble and resolution, to egalze the acts and proceedings of the deputy sheriff of Pope county, were read second time, when Mr. TeevauIt moved A etA 14e soo1o WnioA ed

 Yeas- Messrs. Adams Anthony, Cooke, Hardin, Jones, Philips, Roysdon, Royston Reagan, Reyburn, Smith, Shell, Tucker Tdwell, Teeyault, Taylor, Thmpson, Whnnery, Williamson, and Mr. Speaker protem-20.

 .Nays-Messr Byrd Blackemore, Brandon, Cal- vert, Culp, Drennen, Dickinson, Franks, Grimes, Hoge, Judkins, Logan. Lasater, LittelI, Marshall, Milton, Mors, May, Pelham, Pyeburn Roberts, Swain, Fully and Yaughan--24.

 On motion of MT. Morse, the preamble and resolu- ton referred 10 select committee. consisting Messrs. Morse, Fully and Teevault.

 Mir. Linton obtained leave to ntraduce bill, to au- thorze change of venue in criminal cases, which was read first time when Mir. Royston moved 10 lay ii on the table indefinitely, which motion was negayed and II was then ordered to second reading.

 hlr. Byrd obtained leave 10 introduce bill, to au- thorze the administrator of John Frels, deceased, to sell tract of land, which was read and ordered to 2d reading

 MT. Calvert submitted the following resolution

 ResotUed, That all bills of general character, and for the interest of the State before their final passage, be printed thereof sufficient number of copies for the use of the members of this House

 Winch resolution, motion of MT. Thompson, was laid on the table indefinitely.

 The hour designated by both Houses for the joint election of three Judges of the Supreme Court and of an Auditor, Treasurer, and Pubc Printer, having ar- rived, the President and members of the Senate enter- ed the Representative Hall, and after they had taken their seats the two Houses proceeded to said election, uipa uoce.