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

certain acts, with amendments. Agreed
TO- and the bill ordered to be re-engrossed.
A message informed, that Council had
adhered 10 the first amendment, and had
receded from their second amendment, TO
the bill for printing new edition oil the
public laws whereupop the House re-
ceded from their disagreement to the said
amendment, agreed to the same, aud Or
dered the bill to be re-engrossed.
| The message further informed, that
/ Council had receded from their amend
ments to the bill for the distribution OF the
public laws, whereupon, the said bill was
ordered to be re-ensrossed.
The SMALL Cause bill; the bill authori-
zing the Governor TO offer rewards Tor
certain offenders; and the bill to delrsy
incidental charges--were severally passed.
| Mr.. Foster presented bill TO authorize
Ia lean. Read, and ordered a second
reading.
Mr.. Squier presented bill to suspend
1.-The sentence OF death 10 certain cases
until after the meeting of the Governor
and Council. Read, and ordered second
reading.
The resolution offered yesterday byMr.
Kinney relative TO the Schoolfnnd, was
called up, and postponed to next sitting.
The bill to stay executions in certain
cases, was read second time. and on the
question of agreeing to the first section
the votes were:
vrr,a siaa HOoar
Brinkerhoof, Condit, Maxwell, Sehenck, Stout,
Stryker, Teasdae--i0,
NsYS--Messrs Brittin. Carson, j. Cook, ).
Cook, Cox. Evans, Ewing, Foster, Garwood,
Gould, Griffith Hancock, Hopkinson, Kille, Kin
ney, Lanning, Miller, Murphy. Parker, Pearson.
Squier, Ten Eyck. Thompson, SIP. Van Wrinkle,
Willis, Yarrow-26s
So il was decided 10 the negative, and
the bill dismissed.
The bill entitled An act to authorize a
Loan was read second time, and OIL the
question Of agreeing TO the first section, the
Yeas and Nays being required, were as
follows
YEAS--Messrs Amin, Beardsee, Bogert, Con-
dit. Farlee. Foster. Schenck, Stout, Stryker. lay
Tor, Teasdale, Zen Eyck K q. Thompson-iS
AYS-Messrs. Brinkerhoof, Brittin, Butcher
Carson, ]. Cook, s. Cook Cox, Evans, Ewing,
Garwood, Gould, Griffith, Hancock, Hopkinson,
Kile, Kinney, tanning, Maxwell, Miller. Murphy,
Parker, Pearson, Squier, Thompson. sP Van Win
kle, Willis, Yarrow-27.
So it was decided in the negative, and
the bill dismissed. Adjourned.
Three o'clock-The bill relative to
printing new edition OF the public laws.
was passed, ayes SO, nors s.; aud the bill
rro,. Js.,v g.. tb< IF tho no n 20
ed laws, was passed unanimously, and re-
turned TO Conocii.
Mr.. Griffith. from, the committee oil
conference, reported sundry amendments
to the bill regulating the descent of real
estate. Agreed to, and the bill re-en
crossed, passed, and returned to Council.
The Ordinary and Surrogate bill was
passed as amended, and returned to Coun-
Gil.
Mr.. Kinney offered the following reso.
luton:
Resofved, by the Council and General
Assembly, That Samnel L. Southland aud
Charles Ewing, Esquires. be requested TO
prepare and publish with the revised laws,
an index to the private acts, containing
the names Of the parties named therein,
and the dates thereof. Read, agreed TO,
and sent to Council.
A message from Council informed, that
Council have disagreed 10 the bill supple
mentary to the act to create fund for in
ternal navigation; and also to the resolu
ton authorizing Charles Higbee and
lachariah Rossell, Esquires, to take
charge OF the State House Yard; thai
Council have passed the bill 10 prevent
justices OF the peace from issuing blank
process; and have agreed to the resolution
directing the Attorney General to prose
cute the Commissioners appointed to su
perlntend the management of the Milford
ana Owego turnpike lottery. with al a.
mendment (which was read and agreed to
by the House, and the resolution returned
to Council and have passed the bill an
therizing the Governor to offer rewards
Tor certain offenders, and the bill to deiray |
incidental charges and have passed
bill to repeal the act TO create fund tor
internal navigation which bill was twice
read, and ordered to third reading; at
forwards, read third time, and disagreed
TO,
The bill to repeal certain acts therein
named, was passed unanimously, and sent
to Council.
A message informed. that Council have
agreed to the amendments reported ny the
committee Of conference to the bill Iegu.
'ating the descent Of real estate, and have
caused the said bill to be re-engrossed !;
and that Council have passed the bill to
repeal certain acts therein named, without
amendment, and that Council have agreed
TO the resolution relative to an index to
me private acts, with an amendment |;
which was agreed to by the House. and
the resolution re-engrossed, aud returned
O Council.