Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-11-21

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ready 10 go into joint-meeting on Wednes-
day morning next.
The support bill was taken up and after
some progress made therein, the House
adjourned.
TUESDAY, Nov. ID.
10 o'clock, the House net.--Mr. ].
Kline presented petition from the pro-
prieiors OF the New Germantown turnpike
road for further time 10 complete the same;
committed.
Mr.. Capuer reported on the petition Of
l.. M. Provost, jr. that he have leave to
present bill to answer the object Of his
petition, at the next session, and MIR.
LEAK made similar report Oh the petit
ilion from Pitsgrove, Salem, for an act To
incorporate new township.
Mr.. Beatty presented bill to author
ize reduction Of the capital stock OF the
bank Of New Brunswick ordered Sc.
cond reading.
The bill to appoint deputies to the At
Itorney General was referred to Messrs.
IL. Cook, 5. B. Miller zsisa: White bite.
A message from Council informed that
they had passed the bill relative TO the
election Of members Of Congress and cleo
tors Of president, with amendments, which
were taken up and agreed to by the house.
The house took up and passed to be
|engrossed the support bill for 1921.
A message from Council informed that
they had passed bill supplementary TO
the act for the distribution Of the complied
or revised laws Tread but refused Sc
cond reading.) Also that Council had
passed the bill to repeal two certain acts
therein mentioned.
The bill to raise 5000 dollars for 1921,
was taken up and after progressing there
in, adjourned.
8 o'clock, the House Daet.---Mr. 8. B.
Miller presented petition from Essex for
the repeal Of the steamboat act, and Mr..
j. Cook one from New. Brunswick against
the repeal. Mr.. Pennington presented a
memorial from A. Ogden and counter
memorial from other persons of the county
Of Essex; referred 10 Messrs. S. B. Mil
der, Elmer ard Shaver.
Mr.. Hume presented petition from
Gloucester and Burlington counties for
The repeal Of the act against fishiog with
giiliug and Drift nets !; committed.
The bill respecting militia fines in Bur-
lington county, was taken up and commit
ted.
Mr.. j. Kline, from committee, reported
a bill TO extend the time for completing the
New Germantown turnpike road ordered
g I'd reading.
The Speaker laid before the House the
statement Of the Treasurer relative to the
banks, in pursuance Of the resolution of
the House yesterday also the bond for
the faithful execution Of the Treasurer's-
office.
Mr.. Ewing from the committee reported
a statement OF the account for repairing
the State House; aud
Mr.. J. Cook bill to appoint District
Attornies.
Mr.. White presented bill to repeal
part Of the ACT to provide for the distribu-
ton OF the revised laws; aud Mr.. Stock
ton bill respecting exempt and militia
fipes 10 the county Of Burlington ordered
I'd readings.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. Is.
10 o'clock, the House nset.--Mr. Ray
presented apetition from the president in
behalf OF the trustees Of the poor of the
county OF Salem for an alteration Of the
act relative TO the poor Of that county
committed.
Mr.. Hancock presented petition from
Inhabitants Of Salem for law TO compel
the keepers of ferries TO take out licence
from the Court of Common Pleas; CON-
united.
Mr.. White from the committee appoint.
ed TO wait on Messrs. Southland and Ew-
ing relative TO their superintendent Of
the printing Of the revised laws, made re-
port with a bill to correct several mis-
takes made in those laws; ordered to be
printed.
The house took up the bill to raise $4,000
dollars, and while engaged thereon Coun-
Gil came into the Assembly room and both
houses went into joint meeting after which
the house adjourned.
3 o'clock, the House nset.--After being
some time engaged 10 joint meeting, the
consideration Of the tax bill was resumed,
and It passed to be engrossed.
Mr.. Miller from the committee on the
petitions relative TO the steam boat act,
reported bill to repeal part Of the act to
preseiv We the Jurisdiction Of this state; or
dered second reading.
Mr.. Hancock from the committee on the
petition from Salem, reported a bill sup
Elementary TO the net concerning ferries;
ordered second reading.
The statement Of the Treasurer rea.
tive TO the banks was taken up and COM !.
Initted.
The bill to extend the time for complet.