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

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The re.engrossed bill, supplementary
to the act for the punishment Of crimes,
was passed as amended, and returned TO
Council.
A message from Council informed that
Council had passed the bill regulating
elections, &c. with the amendments re-
, ported by the committee OF conference,
/. which were read and agreed to by the
House. and the bill ordered TO be re-eD-
crossed.
Mr.. Griffith presented a bill! to provide
for the voluntary dissolution OF bank IN.
corporations by the Stockholders thereof,
and closing their concerns-Read, and OF
dered second reading, and to be printed
The bill supplementary to the act for The
relief of persons imprisoned Tor bebt, was
taken up, aud remained under considera-
ton until the House adjourned.
Three o'clock-- The House resumed
1.-The consideration Of the bill supplementary
to the act to Incorporate Societies for the
promotion of learning, with amendments
IF Which were read, disagreed TO by The
House, aud the Clerk directed 10 inform
Council thereof
I Also, that Council had passed bill
supplementary to the act fixing the COM
pensation Of County Clerks for their SER
vices at elections of Representatives TO
Congress aud Electors of President aud
Vice. President--which bill was read, and
)ordered second reading.
The bill TO prevent the fraudulent mark
ing of sheep, was passed, and sent TO Coun-
Gil.
/ A message informed, that Council had
passed the bill for the preservation OF
CLANS asd oysters, and the bill for the
preservation of Sheep, with amendments
IL which were read, aud postponed.
Also, that Council have passed the bill
Further regulating the descent OF real es
Itates-which was read, aud ordered I'd
reading.
The bill supplementary to the act con-
Istituting courts for the trial OF small causes
was taken up, progressed in, and post
poned. Adjourned.
Thursday, June l--9 o'clock.
Mr.. Gould, from the committee on thai
subject, reported bill to prevent the sac
rifiCe of real aud personal estate at forced
sales read, ordered second reading, and
10 be printed.
The re.engrossed bills for the sale OF
real estate of Philip Williams, deceased,
and to regulate elections, we're passed and
returned to Council.
The amendments of Council to the bill
for the preservation of sheep, were in part
agreed TO and ia part disagreed TO; and |
the amendments TO the bill for the preser-
walton of clans and oysters, disagreed to-
and Council Informed thereof.
The bill relative to the Ordinary and
his Surrogates, was taken up, and under
consideration, until the House adjourned |
Three O'Clock. - The bill concerning the
Ordinary and his Surrogates was taken
up and, after some time spent thereon,
postponed.
A message informed that Council had
agreed to the amendments to the bill con |
serning Inns and Taverns, and had caused
the bill to be re-engrossed; also that Coun.
Gil adhered to their amendments TO the bill
for the preservation OF claims and oysters.
The House thereupon insisted on their
disagreement; and appointed Messrs. Eos
tier, Carson aud Ten Eyck, a committee
of conference. Messrs. Stevenson and
Baxter were appointed by Council.
The Message also informed that Council
insisted on their amendments to the bill
for the preservation Of sheep;
Whereupon the House insisted on their
disagreement. and appointed Messrs. Pear
son, Cox and Stryker, committee of
conference. Messrs. Newbold and Seely
were appointed by Council.
The Message also informed, that Coun-
Gil insisted on their amendments to the
bill supplementary to the act to incorpo-
rate societies for the promotion oflearning Il
| Whereupon, the House insisted on their
disagreement to said amendments, and APP
pointed Messrs. Kinney, Brittin and
Beardslee, a committee Of conference.
Messrs. Frelinghuysen and Dunn were
appointed by Couucil.-Adjourned.
FTiday, June 2-nine O'clock.
Mr.. Carson, from the committee to re-
ceive proposals for printing and binding
the laws, reported, that they had received
proposals from John futile & Co. of New
ark, Mervin Hale aud J.. & E. Sanderson,
Of Elizabeth Town, and Joseph Justice, Of
Trenton--w which they submit TO the house.
Read, and ordered TO lie on the table.
Mr.. Gould, 10 lieu of the bill respecting
pedlars, reported supplement to an ac'
relating to ilawkers, pedlars and petty
chapmen. Read, and ordered I'd reading.
The bill concerning the Ordinary and
his Sarrosates, was taken up, and commit
ted TO Messrs. Griffith, Miller and Ewing.
/ Mr.. Squier, from the Joint committee of
the Council and House Of Assembly, act
ing under resolution Of both houses, d.