Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-11-14
TuEspAY, Nov. I.

a new bill as substitute; which bill he
reported, and the same was ordered Sc
cond reading, aud to be printed.
! The cnsrossed bill authorizing the em
banking OF meadows Oh Warrington creek
passed the house 80 TO 5.
/ The bill to repeal two sections Of an ac'
therein mentioned, passed 10 be engrosstd
| A message from Council informed that
they had passed the supplementary bill tc
the act authorizing E. w. Kingslspd, and
others, to erect certain waierworks on
Kingslaud's creek, county OF Bergen, with
out amendment
| Mr.. Day presented bill TO punish
frauds committed on Incorporated banks ;
ordered second reading.
| Mr.. Ray proposed resolution Tor the
appointment of committee to enquire into
the expedieucy of repeating part of the
first section of all act supplementary TO
the aci Tor the punishment OF crimes dis
| agreed to.
Mr.. S. Cook proposed resolution for
the clerk to inform Council that the house
was rea Iy to go into joint-meeting for the
purpose of appointing Treasurer and
Senator; agreed TO.
Mr.. Dow presenteha bill for the relief
Of aliens; and Mr.. Capner one to limit
distresses ordered second reading.
The bill from Council concerning the
boundaries and jurisdiction OF tie state in
Delaware bay passed the house unani-
monsIy; The bill making provision for
carrying into EFFECT the act for the pun
ishmeut of crimes the bill supplementary
to the act making lands liable. TO be sold
for the pay ment OF debts; and the supple
ment to the Newark aud Mount Pleasant
turnpike company act were severally
passed TO third reading. Adjourned.
8 o'clock, tho House mat-.a message |
from Council Informed that they would |
be ready to go into joint-meeting to-mor-
row moruing at ten O'clock.
Bits reported-By MIR. Newbold, to
repeal the act TO prevent the fraudulent
marking of sheep; by Mr.. Allen, to en-
courage the growth OF oysters in Manas-
qnan river by Mr.. Ewing, for the relief
Of citizens OF this state employed as mari
ners in the coasting trade.
Mr. Stout made report unfavorable TO
the petition Of Hannah F. Ogden, for
divorce agreed TO.
Mr.. Dow proposed resolution for the
appointment OF a committee to enquire in-
to the expediency Of authorizing the Gov
ernor, by Law, to appoint treasurer and
other officers, in case Of death or removal.
during the recess of the Legislature a.
greed TO, and Messrs. Dow, Elmer and |
Brinkerhoof appointed.
The bill froG Council relative to ped
lars, &c. passed to third reading.
The Speaker laid before the house
lengthy communication from the commits
sioners appointed las, session, Messrs.
M'Neely and Tucker, to make certain re-
pairs TO the state.house, which was read,
with the documents, aud ordered to be |
laid on the table.
The bill for the relief Of aliens was Ia
ken up and disagreed TO. Adjourned.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. s.
10 o'clock, the House n,et.-Both hous-
es went into Joint meeting for the purpose
Of appointing Senator and Treasurer );
after which
Mr.. S. Cook reported bill to dissolve
the marriage contract between Samuel
Miller and his wife Hannah ordered a,
second reading.
Mr.. Shaver reported against the appli-
cation of Caty Burwell, for divorce
which was agreed TO.
Mr.. S. Cook proposed the following
resolution
RESOLVED That the Treasurer Of the
State shall, to the next and every subse-
quent Legislature, exhibit his accounts in
the following manner:
l. How much cash on hand, not depos-
tied in any bank.
2. How much deposited in Bank, what
particular banks, aud the sums in each.
8. The evidence Of those deposits and
10 whose names.
The amount paid for costs in crimi-
nal prosecutions and transportation de-
signaling the Sums paid TO each county.
S. The amount paid on inquisitions.
9. The amount paid for the public
printing ofthis state; designating the dii-
terent descriptions.
q. The Treasurer as soon as may be,
at all times, when he receives money
which by law is applicable to the School
fund, To invest il in some safe and produce
Tive fund, under the directions Of the
Trustees Of the School Fund, and to ac-
count therefor particularly.
Ordered TO lie on the table.
The eugrossed bill 10 repeal two Ger
tain acts therein mentioned, was read a
bird tune, and passed rs TO 10.
| The bill from Council further supple
meniary to the act making lands liable 10