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Mr. Thompson obtained leave and introduced a bill, to appoint commissioners and run and mark the line between the counties of Hampstead and Pike and al- so the line between the counties of Seyer and Pike which was read first time and ordered to a second reading.

 The President and members of the Senate having been introduced into the Representatives Hul the two Houses proceeded to joint election for two Senators of the United States-for result, proceedings of the Senate

 The members of the House of Representatives, who voted for fl. Fl. Seuier, were

 Messrs. Adams, Aston, Backmore, Blair, Brandon, Caldwell, Calvert, Culp, Cooke, Drennep, Davis, Dickinson, Franks, Crimes, Hardin, Hoge, Judkns, jones, Logan, Lasaer, Linton, Littell, Maxwet Morton, Morse, Pelham, Phillips, Pyburn, Revision, of Hampstead, Reagan, Reyburn, Roberts, Smith, Swain Shelh Tully, Tucker 'Fd@ell, Teevault, Fay Tor, Thompson Tolleson, Vaughan, Whnnery and WIlson-35.

 And the same members voted for Hm. s. Fulton. with the exception of Messrs. Daves Maxwell and Smith. who voted for H. r. Walcorth

 The bi for the relief of the Sheriff of Conway coun- ty, was read third time.

 MT. Fully offered an amendment making it appliea- ble to other sherifls, which was adopted MT. Roys- ton moved to lay it the table until Wednesday next, which was megatiued The main question was then put, and the bill PASSED.