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out the votes tney were as ioilows:--
For H. NJ. Ridgely, Esq l6 votes


Thomas Cooper, Esq. 4


Daniel Rodney, Esq. Q


Arnold Naudain, Esq. 2
Blank, s
II. NJ. RlDGELY, Esq. was declared e.
lcctcd.


The Houses separated.


The General Assembly again convened,
and proceeded to ballot for a Senator in Con-
gress, for the Constitutional term, to COM
mence on 4th March next.


They were read by the Speaker of the
Senate, tailed BY the Clerk, and were as fol-
lows:--


For Ionis MLane, Esq. 20 votes.


Thomas Clayton, Esq.


Arnold Naudain, Esq.


James X. Black, Esq,
Blank,
LOUIS M'LANE. Esq. was declared to
be duly elected.