Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-02-23

Jailed, 81 to 81. This bill was subse-
ouently postponed to the next session, by a
vote OF the house. This bill provided
salaries for three district judges.]
An Whereupon Mr.. j. Parker observed
ihat as he considered the vote OF the house
.,pon this bill equivalent to a rejection, he
therefore moved the following preamble
and resolution.
whereas the act entitled I" an act for the
more effectuaI administration of justice"
has been carried into effect in part only, by
she appointment of President of the cour,
HI Common Pleas for the first district, aud
fhe appropriation Of salary for the pay
n,ent OF said President oil the said first dis
4 5rict-and whereas no appropriation for
lie payment OF salaries oil the Presidents OF
|zfle courts of Common Pleas for the second
Ind third districts has been made, but Oh
he contrary bill entitled supplement to
HE act for the support of the government
& III this state, making provision for the pay
{. ment Of the Presidents OF said districts, has
been rejected in this bouse--and whereas
4, ;s not consistent with the interest OF the
neople of this state, that different systems
Tor The administration Of Justice should be
N operation in different parts Of this state,
nor that one part OF the state should eyclu-
lively enjoy the benefit oil a sy stem intended
Ion the benefit of the whole: Therefore
# Resolued, That committee be appoint
I'd to bring 10 bill to repeal the act en-
tilted, an act for the more effectual adj
ministEation oil justice, passed the second
bay OF February, 1918.
81 After short debate the consideration Of
the resolution was postponed to the next
session of the Legislature.
The bill supplementary to the act con-
shutting courts Of Oyer and Terminer,
passed 10 third reading the bill for the
relief Of persons disposed honestly TO give
up their estate for the benefit Of their cred
itors postponed TO next session.
The bill constituting Justices of the
Supreme Court Judges of the Court Of
Common Pleas, was postponed TO next ses.
sion.
The resolution proposed by Mr.. Day
relative 10 a joint meeting was taken up,
agreed to aud the clerk directed 10 inform
council thereof.
The bill FROM council supplementary to
& The act constituting the Courts Of Oyer
and TermineF was read third time and
passed unanimously the bill supplement
larry to the act respecting inns and taverns,
was taken up and negatived.
"a Adjourned to 10 o'clock on Monday.
Monday, Feb. Is.
Mr.. Darcy presented bill TO author
lie the keeper of the State Prison to re-
ceiye and keep prisoners committed under
5lhe authority OF the United States; and
MIR. Griffith bill for the more impartial
srial of persons indicted--ordered second
readings.
A message from council informed that
they bad passed the bill to dissolve the
marriage contract Of Elizabeth and Linus
Williams, and the bill to dissolve the mar
rage contract of George and Elizabeth
Ring, without amendment. That council
have passed bill establishing perma-
nent salary for the Governor OF the state,
and bill to revive part of an act to clear
out the north branch of Rancocus Creek,
to which they request the concurrence OF
The house.
The message further Informed, that
council would be ready to go into joint
meeting on Wednesday next at 10 O'Clock.
a The bill to authorize the keeper of the
State Prison to receive and safe keep pri
soners committed under the authority Of
the United States; the further supplement
TO the act for the publication Of Law Re-
4 ports; and the re-engrossed bill supple
mentary to the militia law; were read a
third time and passed.
The amendment of council to the bill
h for the formation Of map of the state was
taken up and disagreed 10.
The bill from council establishing q
permanent salary for the office of Govern
or, was read second time and postponed
TO next session.
Il Tuesday, Feb. 10.
Mr.. Evans reported a bill appropriate
ing money which may be paid into the
B treasury from the sale of unclaimed
y wrecks-ordered second reading.
Mr.. j. Parker from the committee APP
pointed to inquire into the eypediency OF
creating fund for the internal improve
a ment Of the state, made report on the
same, which concluded with proposing a
resolution to set apart the unappropriated
monies arising from The tax Oh banks. and
the monies arising from fines and forfeitures
(about 10000 dollars annually as fond
for the internal Improvement of the state.
The report was ordered to lie on the table.
From the True American.
LIST OF ACTS passed at the last ses-
sion of the Legislature of this state.