Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-11-07

porate into township part Of the town.
sbios Of Springfield, Union and Newark,
il the county Of Essex, by the name of
Essex, which was read, whereupon Mr..
S. b. Miller presented a remoustrance
against the same from the inhabitants Of
the township Of Springfeld-and Mr.. Day
FIVE circumstances against the same, one Of
which was from .be township Of Union,
Two from persons residing within the
bounds Of the newly contemplated town.
ship Of Essex, and two from The township
Of Orange, from persons not within the
limits Of tie township proposed to be set
off.
A message from Council Informed. that
Council have appointed Messrs. Kirkpat-
rick and Stryker, committee on their
part 10 Join committee Of this House 10
confer with Messrs. Southland and Ewing,
&c.
Aso, that Council have passed bill from
this House relative 10 commissioners for
taking the acknowledgment and proof Of
deeds aud conveyances, with amendments.
Which amendments were agreed 10 by
The House, aud the bill ordered to be re.
!engrossed.
The bill for the relief OF Alexander
M'Kain, was read a second time, the first
section disagreed to, and the bill dismissed
The ensrossed bill entitled Al act 10 re-
peal a supplement to an act for the relief
Of persons imprisoned for debt, passed the
9th Of March. 1905, and TO an act 10 re-
peal the several insoIveni laws passed since
the 18th Of March, 1895, and 10 revive 40
&C, for the relief Of persons imprisoned for
debt, was read third time, and Oh the
question Of its passage, the yeas and nays
we're as follow:
YEAS-Messrs. Allen, Board, Brinkerhoof, J.
Cook, S. Cook. Cox. Day, Disborough, Dow,
Hance, Hancock, Hulme, j. Kline, T Kline,
N,Doweli, Mason, ID Miller, S B. Miller, Monro,
Pennington, Ray, Shaver, Smith Stout, Thomp-
| son, Townsend, Van Brackle, Van Winkle--2s.
| NAYS--Messrs Beatty, Capncr, Coryel, Ell
| mer Ewing, Hornbeck, Leake, Maxwell, Mott,
| Newbold, Stockton, Tatem, Taylor, White, Will
| son--I5.
So The bill was passed and sent to C9un-
cil--A,journed.
Thursday, Nou. 2.
! 10 o'clock, the house met.-Mr. Hulme,
from the committee TO whom was commit
| ted the petition of Vim. w. Stockton, jr.
of Burlington couuty, reported, That the
oetltIone- nave leave 10 bring in bill On
| The second Wednesday OF the next sitting
Of the Legislature, first advertising the
said intention one month in the Burlington
Mirror. 10 said county. Which report
was read aud agreed TO.
| The resolution offered yesterday by
! Mr.. Elmer, was called up, read, and dis
agreed TO.
The enErossea bill! relative TO commits
sioners for taking the acknowledgment of
deeds. &c. was passed and sent to Council.
The bill from Council, a further supple
ment 10 the act Tor the punishment Of
crimes, was read a second time. and or
dered third reading Adjourned.
8 o'clock, the house met.--Mr. White
presented bill relative TO the Office Of
constabIe-rea d and ordered I'd reading.
Mr.. Mott presented bill TO repeal two
certain acts therein named District Judi
CARY law and supplement thereto read
aud ordered second reading.
Mr. Elmer presented bill supplement
| tary to the act relative 10 the supreme and
circuit courts--read, ordered a second
reading, and TO be printed.
| The bill from Council, further supple
ment TO the act for the punishment Of
! crimes, was reaasa Sd time, and the further
consideration thereof postponed. Add.
Friday, Nov. 8.
10 o'clock, The house met.-Mr. J. Cook
presented petition from the President
and Directors Of the Brunswick
Bauk praying for reduction Of the shares,
| &c.-Read aud committed.
| The bill to repeal an act therein named
to prevent roads being laid out over lands
belonging 10 the state, was dismissed.
The committee TO whom was committed
the bill supplementary to the act author
izing E. w. Kingsland and others to erect
dam, &c. reported bill which was
read and ordered second reading.
| A message from Council informed that
they have passed the bill from the House
authorizing the sale Of certain real estate
Of Ogden johnson, dec. Also the bill au-
thorizing the sale Of the real estate Of the
minor children Of James Wood, dec. both
without amendment-an also. that they
have passed the bill authorizing Rev. John
Boyd TO take out Of the stale certain PEG.
pie Of color, with amendments, which
amendments were agreed 10 BY the House
and the bill ordered TO be re-engrossed-
The bill supplementary TO the act rela-
tive to the Supreme and Circuit Courts,
was read second time, and The further
consideration thereof postponed.
The bill to reneal two certain acts