Uncodified Historic Legislation
This is an unofficial index database for historical and uncodified legislation. Electronic copies of the historic and uncodified acts are not available from this website or the Bureau of Legislative Research. Copies of the historical and uncodified acts may be obtained from the Supreme Court Library, the Secretary of State, the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville School of Law Library, or the University of Arkansas at Little Rock Bowen School of Law Library.
Category
Sub
Category
Category
Year
Act
No.
No.
Page No.
Sections Amended
Acts
Year
Year
Acts
No.
No.
Doherty, William, Jr.
appointed judge of elections, Van Buren County
1833
p. 84
Graham, Joseph M.
to incorporate Merchants and Planters Insurance Company
1852-3
p. 84
Hervey, Calvin M.
to incorporate Merchants and Planters Insurance Company
1852-3
p. 84
Hill, Ezra
to incorporate Merchants and Planters Insurance Company
1852-3
p. 84
Conway County
divided
1833
p. 84
Cleaver, William
to incorporate Merchants and Planters Insurance Company
1852-3
p. 84
Circuit courts
terms established
1848-9
p. 84
Brooks, James M.
to incorporate Merchants and Planters Insurance Company
1852-3
p. 84
Arkansas Military Institute
area of regulation, prohibition of sale of liquor
1856-7
p. 84
Rounsaville, Peter K.
to incorporate Merchants and Planters Insurance Company
1852-3
p. 84
Tulip Female Collegiate Seminary
area of regulation, prohibition of sale of liquor
1856-7
p. 84
VanBuren County
established
1833
p. 84
Vaughn, James
to incorporate Merchants and Planters Insurance Company
1852-3
p. 84
Morrison, Miles
appointed judge of elections, Van Buren County
1833
p. 84
Phillips County
increasing pay of county and probate judges
1856-7
p. 83 (Act 2)
Anthony, William, estate of
administration legalized
1837-8 (Spec. Sess.)
p. 83 (Act 2)
Cox, James M.
act for the relief of
1856-7
p. 83 (Act 1)
Pulaski County
calling in scrip
1837-8 (Spec. Sess.)
p. 83 (Act 1)
Ramsey, Allen D.
act for the relief of
1829
p. 83
Ramsay, Stephen D.
act for the relief of
1829
p. 83