Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-06-20

ey, Maxwell Murphy, Stout, Stryker, Taylor
Ieasdale, Ten Eyck, K. G. Thompson-is.
So it was decided 10 the affirmative, ant
he bill dismissed. Adjourned.
Three o'ciock-The Speaker laid beior'
the House a communication from IN
!, Treasurer, in compliance with tine resolu
, lion OF this morning, 10 which he estimate
he uuappropriated money in the Tressiir.
at between twenty-six and thirty Thousand
dollars, two thirds OF which is 10 the Tren
ton Bank the residue in Trenton Stat
Bank. Cumberland Bank, Elizabeth Tow
State Bank, Newark State Bank, Newarl
Bank, aud Sussex Bank, that 10 the TreD
ton Bank entered IN his own name, that II
the others 10 his name as Treasurer
Read, and laid on the table.
i Mr.. Squier presented bill 10 empowe
the Governor TO offer reward for the ap
preheusion of certain offenders. Read, ant
ordered a second reading; afterward
considered, and ordered 10 be engrossed.
Mr.. Foster presented bill 10 increase
the number of Representatives OF the coun
ty of Gloucester 10 the General Assembly
Read, and postponed to next sitting.
ResoiUed, if Council concur therein, tina
the complied and revised laws be published
in one volume, provided It does not exceed
one thousand pages exclusive ofthe Index
Mr.. Lanning reported bill TO defray
incidental expenses. Read, considered
and ordered to be engrossed.
The re.enerossed bill concerning the
estates of persons who die iDsolvent, was
passed and returned to Council.
The engrossed bill to prevent Justices
Of the Peace from issuing blank process
was passed, and sent to Council.
The engrossed bill supplementary to
the act to create fund for the improve
ment Of internal navigation, was passed, as
follows:
YEAS-Messrs Beardslee, Brittin, Condit, Car
son. J. Cook, Cox. Edgar, Elmer, Evans, Ewing,
Farlee, Foster, Garwood' Griffith, Hancock, Hop
kinson, Kie, Kinney, Lanning, Maxwell. Murphy.
Parker, Pearson, Squier, Stout, Teasdae, Ten
Eyck, Van Winkfe--2S.
NAYS-Messrs. Amin, Bogert, Brinkerhoof,
S. Cook, Mackey, Stryker, Taylor, Thompson,
(Speaker,) K. e. Thompson--9.
So 1t was passed and sent to Council.
Mr.. Amin, with leave, presented bill
to stay executions ia certain cases. Read.
and ordered second reading.
Mr.. Kinney offered the following reso-
luton:
RESOLVED, That Jeremiah j. Foster and
Thomas Yarrow, be commissioners TO en-.
quire of, aud report to the next legislature,
the manner in which the trust reposed in
the managers Of the lottery authorized BY
an act reviving part of an act entitled An
act to clear out and improve the navigation
of the north main branch Of Rancocus
Greek, between the town of Mount Holly
and the south main branch of said creek
in the county of Burlington. and for other
purposes, passed January 2lst, 1917, has
been fulfilled and executed, particularly Of
the contracts made by the said managers in
relation to the said lottery. the schemes
adopted by them, the monies raised or pro.
posed TO be raised thereby, and the monies
actually appropriated TO the objects of the
law; of the manner Of drawing said lotte-
ry. and the payment, or refusal to pay,
prizes drawn, TO the holders Of the tickets
entitled to them; Of the disposition OF the
monies raised, aud full statement Of the
accounts of the said managers so far as it
can be had OF them, and copies Of the set
Element of their accounts, as required by
law, if such has been made.
Which resolution was read and agreed
to by the House.
A message from Council informed, that
Council have passed The bill TO prevent
Justices of the Peace from issuing blank
process; and have agreed to the resolution
for prosecuting the commissioners appoint
ed TO superiniend the management of the
Milford and Owego turnpike lottery, with
an amendment; which was read, and
agreed to by the House.
The message further informed, that
Council had receded from part of their
amendments to the Ordinary and Surrogate
bill, but insisted on the residue; whereup-
on, the House receded from their disagree
ment TO the latter, aud ordered the bill to
be re-engrossed.
The message further informed, that
Council bad passed the bill relative to
printing new edition of the public laws,
with amendments which we're read, part
agreed to, part disagreed TO, and the Clerk
ordered to inform Council thereof.
The message further informed, that
Council had disagreed to partof the amend
ments to the bill regulating the descent Of
real estate, and have agreed to part Of
said amendments, with an amendment
whereupon, the House insisted on their
amendment, and appointed Messrs. Grit
filth, Elmer, and Ten Ely OK. committee oil
conference. Messrs. Newbold and Thomp
son were appointed by CounciI.-Adi'd.
Tuesday, June I3--niee o'clock.
A message Informed that CoGncil had
passed the bill to provide for the distribu-
ton of the Dublie laws. with amendments.