P. A. Kip, ap. pointed trus

tee in place of G. Cassedy.

the same, That Peter A. Kip be, and he is hereby appointed trustee, in the place and stead of the said George Cassedy, and be clothed with the same power and authority as the said George Cassedy had or might have had under or by authority of the act, entitled "An act to protect certain real property in the possession of the State of New Jersey, in the county of Bergen, and late of John G. Leake," passed February twenty-seventh, one thousand eight hundred and thirtyfour.

Passed, November 10, 1835.

Preamble.

D. J. Ha

zed to sell lands.

AN ACT authorizing the sale of certain real estate whereof Cornelius D. Van Horn, late of the county of Bergen, died seized.

WHEREAS Cornelius D. Van Horn, late of Harington, in the county of Bergen, and State of New Jersey, departed this life in the spring of eighteen hundred and thirty-five intestate, leaving a widow and one child; And whereas the said intestate died siezed of a small real estate in the said county of Bergen, which consists chiefly of the improvements on the said real estate, the expense of keeping which said improvements in repair will amount to a considerable sum; And whereas all parties concerned have made application to the Legislature to pass an act authorizing the sale of the said real estate, and it appearing that the said application is just and ought to be granted-Therefore,

Sec. 1. BE IT ENACTED by the Council and General Assembly of this State, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of ring authori. the same, That Daniel J. Haring be, and he is hereby authorized and empowered, to sell at public auction, all the real estate in the county of Bergen of which Cornelius D. Van Horn above named died seized, first giving notice of the time. and place of sale in at least one of the newspapers circulating

in the neighbourhood of said property, for four weeks suc cessively before the day of sale, and setting up advertisements in five or more public places in the said county for the space of two months before the said day of sale; and to execute, make and deliver a good conveyance in law to the purchaser or purchasers for the same, which conveyance shall vest in the purchaser or purchasers, his or their heirs and assigns, all the estate, right, title, and interest, which the said Cornelius D. Van Horn had in the said real estate at the time of his death.

Sec. 2. And be it enacted, That the said Daniel J. Haring shall exhibit to the Orphans' Court of the county of Bergen

next after the said sale, under oath, an exact statement of Accounts to the amount of said sale, to be filed in the office of the Surro- be rendered. gate of said county; and the said Orphans' Court, after confirming and approving said sale, and after allowing all just and reasonable costs and charges incurred in the said trust, shall order and direct the said Daniel J. Haring to place out at interest the balance of the proceeds of the said sale, upon good and sufficient security, to be approved of by the said court; and the said Daniel J. Haring shall pay over to Eliza Van Horn, the widow of the said Cornelius D. Van Horn, of proceeds. one-third of the interest of the said proceeds, and shall apply the remainder, or such part of the same, from time to time, to the use of the infant child of the said Cornelius D. Van Horn, as shall be necessary for her maintenance, education, and support; Provided always, that if the said minor child shall die before she attains full age, not leaving lawful issue, the said property shall descend in the same manner as though no sale of the said real estate had taken place.

Distribution

Sec. 3. And be it enacted, That the said Daniel J. Haring, before he enters upon the trust reposed in him by this act, Bond to shall enter into bond to the Governor of this State, with such given. surety and in such sum as shall be approved of by the Judges of the Orphans' Court of the county of Bergen; conditioned for the faithful performance of the trust reposed in him by this act; which bond shall be deposited in the office of the Surrogate of the said county.

Passed, November 10, 1835.

Preamble.

Former act repealed.

AN ACT to repeal certain chartered rights therein speci. fied, and for other purposes.

WHEREAS Philemon Dickerson, of Paterson, in the county of Essex, by his memorial hath represented, that he hath purchased of Daniel W. Coxe the wing-dam which connects Yard's island with the main land, and his mills situated at Bloomsbury, together with all his rights, privileges, and franchises connected with the same; and that by reason of the recent construction of the race-way and water-power of the Trenton Delaware Falls Company, "The Bloomsbury Wing-dam and Mill Company" will be able to supply their mills for manufacturing purposes with water from said race-way without the aid of their wing-dam, which was created for that purpose; and that he hath made au arrangement with the said "The Trenton Delaware Falls Company," whereby in consideration of receiving the benefit of their water-power, he hath covenanted that so much of the acts incorporating the said "Bloombury Wing-dam and Mill Company" as authorises them to keep up said wing-dam be repealed, Provided they can be authorised to supply their mills with water from the race-way of the said The Trenton Delaware Falls Company;" and as such arrangement would be highly beneficial to the parties, and to the public, and the removal of said wing-dam would take away an existing obstruction to the navigation of the Delaware river-Therefore,

Sec. 1. BE IT ENACTED by the Council and General Assembly of this State, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same, That so much of the act entitled "An act to enable Daniel W. Coxe, Samuel Wright, jr., and Peter T. Smith, and the survivors and survivor of them, his or their heirs or assigns, to erect a wing-dam in the river Delaware to connect Yard's island with the main land at Bloomsbury," passed February fourth, eighteen hundred and fifteen, and of the supplement thereto, passed February tenth, eighteen hundred and sixteen, as requires "The Bloomsbury Wingdam and Mill Company" to keep up a wing-dam to connect Yard's island with the main land, be, and the same is hereby repealed; and that "The Bloomsbury Wing-dam and Mill Company" be hereafter known by the name of "The Bloomsbury Mill Company," and by that name, that they and their successors be, and they are hereby authorised to contract with the said "The Trenton Delaware Falls Company," and

to take, receive, and use, from their said race-way, such water-power as may be necessary for carrying on their ma

nufacturing operations.

tended.

Sec. 2. And be it enacted, That all the privileges, powers, Privileges of and franchises granted to "The Bloomsbury Wing-dam and company exMill Company," except such as hereby repealed, be, and the same are hereby extended to "The Bloomsbury Mill Company," and continued for the further term of twenty years from and after the term limited in said supplement. Passed, November 10, 1835.

AN ACT for the support of the Government of this State.

Sec. 1. BE IT ENACTED by the Council and General Assembly of this State, and it is hereby enacted by the authority Payment of of the same, That there shall be paid to the officers appointed officers provi for the administration of the government of this state, the ded for. several sums following, to wit:

To the Governor of this state, for the time being, at the The Governor. rate of two thousand dollars by the year.

To the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of this state,

for the time being, at the rate of twelve hundred dollars by Judges of Su the year.

To each of the Associate Justices of the Supreme Court of this state, for the time being, at the rate of eleven hundred dollars by the year.

To the Treasurer of this state, for the time being, at the rate of one thousand dollars by the year.

preme Court.

Treasurer.

Laws and

To the Law Reporter and Chancery Reporter of this state, for the time being, at the rate of two hundred dollars each, chancery re by the year.

porters.

To the Attorney General of this state, for the time being, Attorney Gen at the rate of eighty dollars by the year.

eral.

To the Quarter-master General of this state, for the time Quarter Mas being, at the rate of one hundred dollars by the year.

D

ter General.

Adjutant General.

How to be

paid.

Members of

Council and
Assembly.

How paid.

Council and Clerk of Assembly.

To the Adjutant General of this state, for the time being, at the rate of one hundred dollars by the year.

All of which salaries shall be paid to the several officers before mentioned, their executors, administrators or assigns, on warrants produced to the Treasurer, signed by the Governor or Vice-President of Council; and in case any of the said officers shall be removed from office, by death or otherwise, the salary of such officer shall cease and determine on such removal; and the salary of his successor shall commence from the time he shall be sworn or affirmed into office.

Sec. 2. And be it enacted, That there shall be paid to the Vice-President of Council and Speaker of the House of Assembly, the sum of three dollars and fifty cents, and to every member of Council and Assembly, the sum of three dollars, for each and every day they have respectively attended this, or shall attend any future sitting of the legislature; and to every member of Council and Assembly, the additional sum of three dollars for every twenty miles of the estimated distance, by the most usual route, between his place of residence and the seat of government, in going and returning, on a certificate to be produced to the Treasurer, expressing the sum due, and the number of days and miles, signed by the President or Vice-President of Council, for the members of Council, or by the Speaker of the House of Assembly, for the members of Assembly, or by Andrew Parsons, Thomas G. Haight, and William Marshall, Esquires, or any two of them, for the members of Assembly.

Sec. 3. And be it enacted, That there shall be paid to the Secretary of Secretary of Council and Clerk of Assembly, the sum of three dollars and fifty cents, for every day they have respectively attended this present, or may attend any future sitting of this legislature; and the sum of eight cents by the sheet, computing one hundred words to the sheet, for entering the minutes of Council and Assembly, and the joint-meeting, in the journal; and eight cents by the sheet, for a copy thereof for the printers, on a certificate produced to the Treasurer, signed by the President or Vice-President of Council, for the secretary of Council; and by the Speaker of the House of Assembly, for the Clerk of Assembly.

How to be

paid.

at Arms.

Sec. 4. And be it enacted, That there shall be paid to the Door keepers and Sergeant Sergeant-at-Arms, for the time being, who shall attend the Council and the House of Assembly, and to the Door-keepers of Council and the House of Assembly, for the time being, the sum of two dollars, by the day, for each day, on a certificate to be produced to the Treasurer, expressing the sum, and the number of days they have respectively attended,