c,,.r ue. GENAIE.

lSaturday, Oct. Is.
{"character_count": 2560, "word_count": 450, "ccnet_language_score": [0.953000009059906], "ccnet_perplexity": [1866.199951171875], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
ASuthfn0y, Oct. los

 On motion of Mr. Ferguson, it was

 Resoiued, That the committee on the judiciary be requested to examine the constitution of the State of Atkansas and report to the Senate such bills as they may deem expedent to carry all the provisions of tho same into effect.

 The bill from the House of Representatives, 10 esq absh the Real Estate Bank of the State of Arkansas; was twice read and referred to the committee on bank. ing.

 The bis-provding the mode of establishing coun- y lines for the benefit of John k. Dooley concern. ing sngves from justice; and auhorise the disposi- ton of the five sections of land granted for the compe- ton of the public buildings; were seyerally read 3d time and PASSED.

 The bill, providing for the revision of the Laws of Arkansas, and regulating he duties of the clerk Of the supreme court, were read 2d time and ordered to Sd reading.

 The bills, from the House, supplementary to inc act permanently 10 fix the seat of justice in he county of Seyer and appointing trustees for tine same; and regu- atng proceedings of the General Assembly in certain cases, were read lst time, and the first was ordered 10 2d reading, and the last read 2d time and reier- red

 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

 The following memorial and bills were introduced: by Mf. Vaughn, praying for ihe extension of the pre- cmption law to actual settlers by Mr. Davies, 10 au- thoflze the Governor 10 borrow from the Rsal Estate Bank certain of money; by Mr. Anthony, reg ulae aud fix the fees of justices of the peace and for  other purposes; by MT. Hafdip authorizing John 5. Hammond, execuior of Henderson White, deceased, to sell real estate by Mr. Roysdon specifically defining interest on money, and regulating the rscoye- y thereof; which were seyeraly passed to 2d read. ing.

 On motion of Mir. Drenncn, resolution was atlop. ted that the two Houses proceed to he election of Cir cult Judges and Prosecuting Attorneys on Wednesday next.

 The bill for the assurance of titles to purchasers at judicial sales, was read 2d time and referred

 The biIls to fill vacancies in the General Assembly. and for inc relief of Isaac Bower and others, read 2d and 3d lime and PASSED.

 On motion of Mr. Blackemore, tho committee on memorials was instructed o the 5zpedency of memoralzng Congress for the fsef of those citi- zens of his State who settled public lands previous 10 the survey thereof and who have lost, will lose, their benefit of pre-empton laws that are now or may be- in force, by being the letf section of said veys.