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I 1 tf 15 I1 tie the same a 1 Detroit Jan 45 the 6 Detroit eb 4 1533 vsMOia it DRY WEST INDIA (i()()DS 9 i bi 7 lf i3 By fore I 1 I a ami was said acts J)G 3 ng'iways was passed Wednesday March 4 a k3 M3 0 4J xiS A Wholesale ano Retail I I HURLBUT Detroit eb 25 1833 I i Territory of Michigan St Joseph County Circuit Court James Whitaker 5 Isaac 0 Adams XIrr list received and for jalo by i I 4 4 4: Isa' CS'TCiatW Xtico 'THE business of Saddle Harness and Trunk Making will be continued at the old stand by the subscriber at his shop corner of Jef ferson Avenue and Griswold street where articles in his line will be furnished at short notice and on the most reasonable terms DEAN JONES tfll inoie at A Ok tion The goods closed at Auction some price I BRO WN Co Detroit March 11 1833 tt lb nuttee on Territorial Aif iirs te whom itTu'C th' and rc ted ibcv had examined th? same cd a resolution that they be accepted by and entered on the Journal The reso 9 1 A 111 1 1 I ISi 1 AL ltu incorporation of the Detroit Mm irom countv be desrous rtplIE co partnership lately existing be tween Sydney Keats and Aaron Goodrich was dissolved on the 6th of eb ruary last by mutual consent All those in debted to said firm are requested to make payment immediately to A 11 Goodrich who is duly authorised to settle the same or their notes and accounts will be left in the hands of an attorney for collection SYDNEY KEATS A A HON GOODRICH (brom the Globe) On the 22d instant the Joint Committee of Congress called on the President and Air GRUNDY Chairman of the Joint Committee appointed to wait on the President of the United States and inform him of his re eleetfon addressed him as follows Mk Pkesioex We a committee both Houses of Con gress have been directed to wait on you and inform you that on the 1 3th instant in confor mity with the constitution and laws of the Uni ted States the votes given in the Electoral Col leges in the different States fur President of the United States for four years commencing on the 4th of march next were counted in the presence of both I louses of Congress and you were found duly and constitutionally elected having received a majority of all the votes given by the Electors in the different Stab's This act of the eople of the United States furnishes the best evidence of the high estima tion which they entertain of your public servi ces and private worth and is the strongest ex pression of aproval of the leading principles upon hich you have administered the govern ment To which the President made the following JOHN HA EE Detroit eb 12 1S33 tfl2 Ar JSvrhan ii'N Ilasak of J8 ichigaia DETROIT eb IS 1333 is hereby given to the holder'1'S of Stock in this I Enk that a dividend of 12 per cent upon the capital paid in has be this day declared by the directors which will be lyable to the stockholders or their attoruies at this Bank on er after the dav of April next By order of the Di rectors 46 DIIl subscribers under the firm of Dean A Hurlhut dissolved their partnership connection this day All tlie property and effects appertaining to it having been con veyed and assigned to Jerry Dean he is a lone authorised to settle outstanding ac counts All persons indebted to the said late firm are earnestly requested to pay up without delay Al'S Si A this Office one or two apprentices between 16 and 17 years of age who can come well recommended tfflssy fOULD respectfully inform BNsII PlHlic that he has taken the Maud lately occupied by K'W' I as a Cabinet rfhoji in Bates one door from the corner of Wuod bridge street Detroit where he intends to manufacture and keep on hand at moderate prices a general assortment of splendid made in the best mammr and fashion of Mahogany Cherry Ac and warranted good Also CHAIRS fancy and plain He has procured the best materials and from a knowledge of the busmess acquired in the eitv of New York llallei him' elt that he ill be able to execute ail orders to the entire satisfaction of those who iy favor him with them custom And he hopes irom the execution of his work and attention to business to merit and receive a share of the public patronage eb 1 1833 43 ussioners appointed to ie ato tk? of 81 Joseph nd had leave to bring in a bill pensalion to the Treasury of which bill was read the first II AVERY CuJiier VaVxlYVD ORDERED that from and after the 20th eb 1833 the assize of Dread he as follows viz: rrh HEE be OVAUi) fS now jecei viug nt the brick store oiMnc corner of Jelferson A ventis and Gris widd slreet large and til selected assort ment of British rench India and Domestic HOODS Consisting of Broadcloths and Moollcn Goods of every description and quality Silks of ail qualities and colors Prints Ginghams Muslins Sheetings Shirtings Tickings Di apers Ac A He also ofi'ets for sale a well selected as sortment of Bry CirocrricG Comprising every article usually kept in similar establishments except liquors wh wih to purchase are invited to examine hi goods they having been pur chased at New York at reduced price will be sold unusually low Detroit November 2d I3c2 32 rgpHE dwelling house on Randolph Street at present occupied lay the sub scriber Vfin A I LbYGHER Detroit eb 2f 1833 3w44 DIED In this city on tlie 7tli Hist Henry infant son of Levi Brown On the 18th of January at Green Bay after a short illness Ezekiel Solomon aged years long a respectable ami worthy Citizen ol that place OBtDtary We are called on to record th? sudden inl unex pected death of Wm Meldrum Esq of Macomb comity a respectable citizen and a native dt Mi chigan Mr Meldrum accompanied by one of his sons and a neighbor each 'with a cariole were returning from mills in Shelby to Mount Clemens Mr was behind and his smi turning to speak to him discovered that be hud fallen back and that the lines were dragging in the road Tho son ini inediatelv called to the neighbor and said something was tho matter with his father They stopped their sleighs and on approaching Mr xVl they found him lifeless The deceased had for some weeks complainedyt severe palpitation of tho heart which robbed him of his rest and caused great debility He had been heard to say'that the severe duties last summer ol riding twice as an express from this place to Chica go bad been too much for hin! THE business will heriafbr be conduct ed by A II Goodrich and Gtiswold under the firm of Goodrich A Griswold Saline March 1 1 1833 3iv4 appropriating 1210 ilcllirs to the of Territorial laws YTTBER EAS my wife Anna Walker Ims left my bed and board without any just cause or provocation ibis is to forbid all persons harboring or trusting her on my ac count as will not pay' any debts ol het con tracting after this date THOMAS WALKER Detroit eb 2 2 1833 3w 15 missioners to locate the county seats of the counties ol Van Buren ami Berry according jo the statute in such case made and provi ded arch 4 th 1 833 1 5 i so I ii i on SMIE co partnership heietolbrc existing between the subscribers under the firm A BROWN ia this day dissolved by mutual consent All accounts against said firm and al! debts due to it will be settled by Jacob who is duly authorised to settle the same JACOB KINNEY JOHN BROWN Detroit Jan until Saturday the 16th inst at 10 A By order of the Common Council WINDER City Clerk tv As mi SMART young Ead as an apprenticeC to the Silver Smith business None need applv except those ot steady moral habits one from the country will be pre feried Bnmk of MicSii DETROIT eb 18 1833 YNTOTICE is hereby given to the Stock LN holders of this institution that at a meet ing of the Directors held this day it was resolved that an instalment of 10 per cent upon the capital stock (being five dollars per share) be required to be paid on or be fore the 20th day of April next that it bir ther instalment of the same amount be paid on the 22l of the same month and a third instalment of the like amount on the 23d dav of the said mouth of April By order of the Directors AVERY Cashier gXHE co partnership heretofore existing Jp between the subscribers under the firm of BALDWIN A Co is this day dis solved bv mutual consent ami all the con cerns ot the firm are this day traiislerred to James Ilnnmer BALDWIN JAMES HANMER Clinton eb 14 1833 THE property am! concerns of the above named firm having passed into my hands all persons are hereby notified ami requested to Cail ami settle their accounts with said firm with Baldwin of Clinton who I have appointed and constituted my agent to settle said concerns JAMES HANMER Clinton eb 14 1833 ti 14 EW BARRELS roll Butter good quality Eor sale bv A SCHOOLCRAT Detroit ob 19 1S33 d3 S' a s' ie no i Clly IsOtK (it J5 fiction NUMBER of the lots belonging the corporation of Detroit situated on the Military Reservation so called will be Offered for sale at Public Auction on the ground on Tuesday next the 5lh day of March at 10 o'clock A Tn be struck off to the highest bidder 'erms will b' made known at the sale By order of the Common Council JOHN WINDER City Clerk and Daniel Thurston Esq one of the avo ciate justices of said county Notice is here by given to all the creditors of Ralph Sack ett of said cmmty and territory of Michigan an in olvent debtor to shew cause if any thev have before the said justices at the of rne the Ezra Olds 0 TICE is hereby given that on the 28d INjI 'day of ebruary 1833 a writ of at tachment was issued in the above case from tiie Circuit Court of St Joseph County a "ainct the rights credits monies and effects goods and chattels lands and tenements of the said Ezra Olds for a sum over one hun dred dollars returnable st the next term of said court WILLARD Clerk March I 1833 tf4G Large Lnaf Small Louj 3r oz 3GA City Clerk tH4 rHi JlecSi orkirig ZTSeeting AT a meeting of tho runners Mechanics and Working Men cf the city of llctroit held pursuant to public notice at the Ses sion Room on Saturday evening the 9th hist Chakles Jjckson vvas called to the Chair and Sheldon appointed Secretary Thu object of the meeting having been sta ted it was Resolved That a committee of five per sons bo appointed to up resolutions ex pressivc of their views and submit them to Ibis meeting and M'Knight Chamiuey Hurlbut John Scott A Canmil and John Garrison were appointed said committee The committee having reported the iul ow ing resolutions they were unanimously adopt ctTas the sense of this meeting Believing that the best interests ot that great portion of the community which conMitutus the laboring classes are intimately compet ed with and deeply involv'd tn the char acter of our legislation whether local or imneral that the individuals composing hose classes arc oftctKtnade to contribute to the public burthens a greater portion ol tliuir time and means than should in justice be required from them and also that it is among the first duties which we owe to our fcllow eitizcns and to ourselves to pro mulgate our principles on these heads and to labor to clfect such alterations in exist imr laws and practices as we doire there Resolved That it i our opinion that the existing system of jurisprudence is very de fective inasmuch as almost the entire expense of it falls upon the laboring clas uts who are deprived of that time which is their property to serve on juries and attend as witnesses without adequate compensation and in al most every instance to do the business of their more wealthy neighbors Resolved as the sense of this meeting that a law should be passed providing that jurors and witnesses in court shall receive a just compensation for their time and ex (ani ses as such Resolved That our militia system is equal ly defective requiring from us a large sacri fice of lime without producing a benefit ade quate to that sacrifice mid that the system should be so changed as to exempt the great body of the citizens from frequent parades and at the same time tn secure proper organ ization and efficiency in times of emergency Resolved ''hat we deem the operation of our Road Taxes to be unjust because une qual The making of roads increases the value of property in a greater ratio than it gives an accommodation to us We consid er road taxes upon the footing of all other taxes for the general good and therefore cannot acquiesce nt the limitation of them to a certain number of days Resolved That laws conferring upon cer tain individuals priv'leges which ate denied to others commonly called incorporation acts are to an extent anti republican in their na ture and have a tendency to make the rich richer mid the poor poor er We therefore think that a tax upon stocks of every kind would be not just in itself but ex pedient under our present circumstances We also arc of tlie opinion that capital put but nt interest should be subject to taxa tion Resolved That the and mystery which attend our law affairs and the conse quent protraction and expense of the business of our courts are mainly to be attributed to the barbarous language in which pur laws are drawn up and passed and that it is the dttlv of us all to urge that our stat utes be drawn in plain language such as can be generally understood and which even a professional lawyer must admit to mean the same thing at all times Resolved That we all feel a deep interest in procuring a representation from the county of Wayne to the Legislative Council of men who are competent and who arc willing to aid in effecting the objects which we have in view and that we will use our best en deavors to secure the election of such men The following resolution was then adopted Resolved That this meeting appoint a committee to consist of nine persons who shall select three suitable persons as candidates for the Legislative Council and that said com mittee report at a meeting to be hcid on Sat urdav thc23dinst at the Session boom at i o'clock in the evening The following persons were then nomina ted anti annointed to carry into effect the pro ceeding resolution Carpenter David rench John arrar Chauney Hurlbut Alex Garrison John Scott and Garry Spencer It was further Resolved That the citizens of each town in the be requested to appoint committees to meet the committee from Detroit on Saturday the 23d inst at 10 1 clock A AL at the Session Room in De troit for the purpose of aiding in making said nomination Resolved That the proceedings of this meeting be signed by the Chairman and 8ec retnrv and published in the city' papers The meeting then adjourned to the 23d inst CHAS JACKSON Chairman Secretary it 15 fNHE subscriber is prepared to supply anv quantity cf Cutk Hair or MossMattrasses for steam boats public houses ami private families of as good a qualiiy and on as reasonable terms as can be fur nished else where SARGEANT Detroit March Hth 1833 46tf ine Wheat lour 77 oz Superfine Wheat lour 72 JOHN WINDER Detroit eb 20 1833 The 'ggaRuiiL business Will be continued as heretofore at the old stand on the corner ot Woodbridge Wayne strevts by the subscriber who will exert himself to merit the patronage ot a liberal public JACOB M'KLNNEY gitcoiber TAr XftW HJViE pioprietors of the 8TEAM SAW jl MILL Sjifing Wells arc prepared to make contncG for the delivery of hard wood lumber of all descriptions at tnetr Mil! or at Detroit Bills for lumber will be saw ed end delivered promptly when engaged A quantity will be kept constantly on hand at the yard in Detroit App'V at the Afill or in Lamed street to DOWNING Detroit Eeb 191333 ini St i7ur tbr a Territorial Road ij'ivc to i Territorial road from Detroit A roriniun'icatian from Tiioinj Uung Territorial Road TV ort th Judiciary commit te rMallvo to crccK with the petitions Ac were re tl thio Several relating to common bchools intes ct Jtuiffcs of probate court of probate i ported ir the committee to condense and referred to the committee on the St IDay Benevolent Society of Michigan7' will celebrate the above on the evening" of Saturday the 16th inst at the kept by Geotge Thmiipsmi Strangers desirous ol attending can line glaise Cash JJlny Jfoio I fpMlE subscriber being compelled to sell Jjf his goods for CASH and IMMEDI ATELY ofibis his entire stock of goods at York cost without transportation or ho in lots ot mty dollars or cost adding triiiisporta if not sold soon will bo as sales must be made nt their names al the Bar The above Society was organized and held their first meeting on Monday evening for the purpose of mutual benevolence and to meet on the last Saturday each month Persons of all nation deM rous of joining are invited to attend me teguDr meeting on the 30th instant The following officers were electee mr the ensuing six months SCANLAN President PATRICK ALAHEE IsiV PiCsMem JOHN HEEMAN 2d President GEORGE A Treasurer 0 HAGAN Secretary flee of tlie clerk of said county court in village oi Mt Clemens on Saturday twentieth dav of April at one o'clocic of the same iy why an assignment ol said estate should not be made for the benefit of all his cieditors and he be dis charged according to the provisions of an Act for the relief of approved April 12 1827 and also of an Act in addition to an act amending an act entitled an 4 act for the relief of insolvent approved 30th of June 1823 tlie said insolvent having prc hi petition to the said justices 'settins forth that ho had become insolvent and unable to pay his debts fnL mtr inn ncnpHi Oi II I I Ik I order tn obtain a general dis ALPH SACKE' Insolvent Eldridge for petitioner 4 4 Detroit November 27 1832 31 tt I 4 'i 4: 4 E8PECTULLY i lb rm his friomh jOb that he has opened a house under tho above mime on Woodbiidge Strout neat the wharf of Dorr Jones He will use hi best cudeavors to please his cji tomer' Emigrants will be supplied with teams tor any part of the country mill horn his near situation to the Steam Bn it landings they will find it convenient and much to their advantage to call Detroit Dec 10 ISd2 IJisbolniioii rpIJE Co Paitncrship hmetofmc existing jdp under the firm of t'ross Jf Roberts has I veu 1 I Ly emiSOIit All counts with Raid firm will be settled by AJiijuh ross who is duly ludbuiized toset A I I 1 llt88 (Hi A excellent farm adjoining thaticcn pied by Col Richard Smyth in Grosse Isle will be sold on reasonable terms On the premises there is a dwelling house and narn aoout 30 acies of deart i) hunt aiu young orchard A beriy attached to the farm or terms apply to the subscriber on tbc Premises J08EPH LEET Grosse Isle Dec 7 1832 tf33 llieer fttcam Mart galion is hereby given that the Di JjxS rectors of the Detroit River Steam Navigation Company have made a call oi fifteen dollars on each share ot the capital stock of aid company ami that tlie stock holders thereof are respectively required to make payment ot thesame to the I Hiasurt of ibis Company on or before the 1 5tit day of March next IL YERRINGT(M Detroit ebruary 13 1833 tf4 RRNate ol'Ya 'MT0T1CE is hereby given that the sub scriber has been appointed Adminis trator on the estateof Judson deceas ed late of the comity of 8t Joseph all per sons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment and all person having chums arc requested to present them to the subscriber for adjustment RA YMON Administrator Sherman Jan 2S lt3 3m 10 tlsSSDl vcbPv Yo'R'L TSMOTICE is hereby given that Harley 1x3 Rice ofShelliy 'Macomb county and Territory of Michigan has applied to rhe Hon Christian Clemens and Calvin Davis hwtices of Macomb county court tor tae benefit of the net entitled an act for the relief of insolvent debioit' and the seve ral amendments thereto and all the creditors of the said insolvent are required to show cause if any they have before the said jus tices at the chamber of the said (hriutan Clemensesq in Mount Clemens on Wednes day the tenth day of April next at one of the clock in the afternoon of said day why an asAmmient of the said estate should not be made fr the benefit of all his creditors and he be discharged pursuant to the said acts HARLEY RICE Insolvent Mount Clemens 1 5 1833 tflO rom the Globe Atarch 2 The Collection Bill Our readers will noreeive from the Congressional proceedings that the Bill poi ted by the Judiciary Com mittee of the Semite has become a law The inajorityln the House of Rep esentatives was eater than was ever known upon any nn nornmi contested question in this The vote was 149 io 47 Mr Kennon ol bio who was for a moment in the senate would have made the vote for the Bill a round Thus nullification kicks the beam This bill whic was designed merely as a measure of count traction to the ordinance ol nullification has received a multitude ol chn tunings bv the orators in Congress Some oi the nulhiieis called it the Botany Bay Bill' others of them the on Bort Bill hut the most taking title among them was the Bloody McDuthe after the final when the question was about to be put on the title proposed to amend to title to read act to subvert the sovereignty of the States of this Union to establish a consolidated government without limitation of powers am make the civil subordinate to the military This is to say that sovereignty of the consists in the right of nullification That an act to prevent a total overthrow the revenue system by the sword of Dictator Hamilton is the civil subordinate to the military pmecW and that to deny the right assumed by South Carol irut to subj ct every State in the Union to its absolute sw av is establish a cons)! iated government without limitation cJ pwtrsf Since the bill has Ix'come law we think it i gradual! lose its terrific aspect to Nul 13 17 Ti will find it an innocent contri viin Jmcuik the duties with mt the trouble of a Writ of Replevin They will besattsfi after a wmi to cull it simply collection ihit was termed its lends or win it that still more agreeable title Sugar BilE'M) called we presume ms saving the necessity ot making war for Lis sugar an! carrying friends unto tsheriJr' Sale virtue of an Execution issued out of the Circuit Court of Wayne County to me directed and delivered against the aoods and chTthuq lands and tenements John Hale 1 have seized and taken lot A six ami part of lot No seven in section lour in the city of Detroit bounded 18 follows: sixtv feet in front on Jeii uson Avenue and extending back one hundred feet to an alley leading Randolph street to Bates street containing hx thousand square feet more or It together with di the appurtenances thereunto belonging which I shall expose to sale at Public Auction as the directs at the Court House iii Detroit on Tuesday the 30th day of April next at 10 clock in the forenoon of said day WILSON bnerif) eb 27th 1833 wl 5 Sal 31 rat furnished as heretofore by tho subscriber at his stall in the New Market His friends and customers nisy re ly that DO exertions will be spared to obtain and supply them with the best llie country afford A IJ A RO88 Detroit Jan 21 W3 3M Konies WjJfcURSUANT to a decide of the Court of Probate for tlie county of Wayne will be sold at the house of Murray Loop in the towiibhip of Pekin on Tuesday the twenty sixth day of ebruary next at 12 clock noon the following piece or parcel of Laud belonging to the minoi heirs ol Arnasa ox deceased to wit: 1 lie north half of the west half of the south east quarter of bcction thirty three in township one south of range leu east containing forty acres moro ui less Terms sale rnadn known upon app tion to the subscriber BENJ ON Guard Pekin Jam 22 1833 ii ftsdSer 13 45 41 JARS of Butter ofa superior quality for family use put up in Stone Jars weighing from 20 to 25 Just received and for sale bv JONES tf41 Gentlemen: I am truly grateful for the evidence which the event you have announced to inc affords of the continued confidence arid favour of my countrymen In undertaking again the arduous duties to which they have called me 1 shall have learned from my past experience that my abilities though zealously devoted to their interest will be but a feeble instrument in securing its advancement and prosperity Rut however humble those abil ities max be they will be faithful to the Con stitution and laws of my country and obedi ent to the will my fellow citizens by whose favour 1 have been so highly honored and with whose indulgence and support I shall hope to deserve the continuancedf the appro bation which has been bestowed upon my past conduct ami upon tho leading principles of my administration Messrs Grundy of the Senate Speight and Hubbard of the House of Representatives the committee appointed by the two Houses ofconjjrvs to wait on the President and Vice Presidentelect called on Mr A ariBnreu since his arival in the city in discharge of the duty assigned them Mr Speight the Chairman addressing the Vice President said: Mh Van Blken: As the organ of this Joint Committee of both Houses of Congress 1 have the honor to inform vou that on the 13th instant the votes tivenbv the several Stales for ice President of the States for four years from and after 4th of March next were canvassed inthe House of Representatives agreeably to the provisions of tlie Constitution when it was found that vou were duly elected having re ceived a majority of the whole number of votes This sp mtaiicous expression of' the con fidence which your fcllow citizen repose in you by you to fill the second office within tbeir gift is a sufficient guarantee un tlieir part of the estimation which they place in your moral worth and capacity to discharge the cuties incident to thejstation to which they have called you Mr Van Buren replied Gentlemen: You are authorized to an nounce my acceptance of the office ot ice ITesidcnt of the United States 1 cannot refrain from seizing this occasion to express my deep and grateful sense ot the honor conferred upon me by tny fellow citi zens and my determination that uo exertions shall be spared to render myself worthy of the generous confidence they have reposed in me I betr you gentlemen to accept my thanks fur the friendly manner in which you have been pleased to discharge the dutx assigned to you rom the Baltimore daily Advertiser Banks The Legislature of Georgia has passed an act for the more effectual security of the solvency of the Banks of tlmt State or rather for the greater publicity of their af fairs in order that the people may be protect ed against failures It directs scmi anual re tn ho made to the Governor to be laid before the Legislature by every bank of the names of the stockholders with the amount of stock belonging to each and the payments made on each share anil a turuter smmnuui of its circulation deposits gold and silver and specie fund specifying the amount of (liscouutcd paper active and running under protest or in suit with a clear account of all the debts due to the bank distinguishing what may be considered bad or doubtful On any fai lure to complv with this act notes ot the delin quent bank will be immediately refused at the Treasury or by the Central Bank for any debts due to the State and notice of the delinquen cy is tube given in the public papers or Greater seeu ritv against improper transfer ot funds a clause is added enacting that all notes and bonds discounted at any bank shall not with taudimr anv transfer be payable in the bills of that bank in the same manner as though they had not been transferred ccn tonsinD bill to organize the militia wasten tmd laving received amendment was (7ret thud reading to morrow JIagc was reevired from tlie governor 3 lV 'ho till entitled an actio iiworpo the 1 amtiac Aoaeemv to wmen inc iover ugested certain amendment Tho message bti! referred to the committee on the Ju a'so received announcing tlie I 4'1 4 1 Y' a ru tzx tjkr amze tlie county of and act rovide lor defraying the public and necessary ponses in the respect ivu counties of this Territov uid for other Thusda Marcli 7 Petitions Ac presenter! and referred viz A tiiion rm tfie village of Ann Arbor for act i ti rom 8 Knapp end others me ration of the Detroit and St Clair iai Jiiipinr Mwr i rtn i wee and mroe steamboat company ci mitv that the courts in that feed! at XVitoe resohrtun publishing Ou uiuiion of Mr Britain the minutes and pa nets reH'ing to the Territorial road from Saline to enwa it the frst session) were re tcrr to tlie cum on Internal Improvement vr Durucher from the com on claims made a report adverse to the claims of Bull Smith Siisiiv and also a report adverse to tlie ap propriating money on a roal irom the Green I ay Uu'ment to the rapiue des which repcris were laid on lie table A to organize the township of Napoleon end a bill to organi the township of in the county of Wulilmaw were reported Mr Britain on leave granted brought in A bill making appropriations for certain purposes also A hili for laying out and establishing certain Territorial The bill to provide for the appointment of Supreme Court Commissioners tc was read the coud time and haring received some amendment in com of the whole wag ordered to third rea ding on Jlonday next The hill to prescribe the mode of proceeding in chancery was taken up and after some discussion tss iain on the table The bill io establish courts of probate was taken up and having been briellv discussed was again laid on the table Mr Mor had leave to present a nwmoral from the of the county of Wayne praying ter an amendment to the law tor the establishment of ror Imu es which was referred the com on the judiciary COUNTY LIVINGSTON The hill to provide for laying out the cosnty oi was taken up for third reading Tins cuhiilyit will be recollected joins Oakland on the west and ij formed from township taken from and Shiawassee sec map Mr Ilascall moved th it the lilank left lor the name of the town be tilled by inserting The motion was agreed to and the bill a then pas ed bv she following vote qrg Messr Martin Britain Bacon Durocher Torrey 6 Rays Renwick Sprague Ashley Kingsley 5 Tbc following lolls were also severally read a third time and passed viz: A bill to authorise the of certain lands A Lili tor the relit of Bailey A bill to organise the township of Salem ia Washtenaw county A bill to restore jurisdic tion to the county courts ot Chippawa count) and for other purposes 'dr Tnrrov had leave to present a petition irom town of Pekin for an alteration oitlio Mine he town Referred to the com on lerritorial 'Airs Mr Bacon moved for an adjournment but with draw his motion at the request of Mr Ilascall who moved that the council proceed to the considera tion of si cutivc Business and that the clerk tmd reporter be permitted to remain wi1 hin the conn ctl Me II stated as a reason tor making the motion the absence of the Secretary of the coun cil Mr Bacon renewed his motion to adjourn and the motion was agreed to Detroit ob 1 1833 In AliauhmeiiL Barnum Before IL With erell Esq a Justice of Dorns Ingersoll 5 ihc Lescv in and for county of Wayne 'i' Wayne County ss 1TO TICE hereby givenjhtit an attach muiit has been issued in the above enti tled cause against the goods yttid chatties rights credits moneys and fleets of the bovC named defendant an absconding debt or and that the sltnc will come on for trial before the above named Justice at Ilia ofiico in Detroit on the 29th day of April next at1 of said day BARNUM.