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Kirker, Tho'Tas
Bryan. David C
Cler. Massie. Henry
Bureau. John P. R
Gal., Sci.
McArthur, Duncan Rs.
Burton, Jacob
Fair.
McConnell. Robert Munk, Tux.
Cone, Calvin Trum.
Mclaughlin. John Jeff
Cooper, Daniel C Mont., Mi., Pre.
Price. Hezekiah
Curry, Hiram Mirach Cham.
Scofield, Elnathan
Fair, Liek. As.
Dillon, Josiah.
Bel.
Sharp, John
Elliott, Thomas
Jeff.
Smith, Jacob Gre
Foos, Joseph Frk., D)el.
Wood, Stephen
The following pro tempore organization was made on the first day of the Fewiums Speaker, Thomas Kirker; Clerk, Thomas Scott: Doorkeeper, Adam Beta.
On the tenth of December, this organization was made permanent, a farmi vou for Speaker showing seventeen for Kirker, and one each før Bigger, Ehett Com. Scofield and McArthur.
On the seventh of the month acting Gov. Kirker sent a brief toewware te tis Legislature, announcing that John Smith had resigned his office in United States Selv- ator. Also that Wm. Creighton, Jr., had resigned the office of Secretary of Suor Also that he had received and accepted the resignation of a number of Apodite Judges, and requesting the Legislature to fill the vacancies, as required bes law.
On the tenth the returns of the election were canvased by the two Hnweek end the following result announced : For Governor; Samuel Huntington. Frombull,
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OHIO STATESMEN.
7,293; Thomas Worthington, Ross, 5.601 ; Thomas Kirker, Adams. 3,397 ; total vote, 16,291.
Samuel Iluntington was accordingly declared elected and was duly installed in office in the presence of the two Houses on the twelfth, and delivered a lengthy address, full of pertinent suggestions.
Two impeachments were reported by the House to the Senate and tried by that body, during the session. They related to the Judiciary. Calvin Pease, President Judge of the Third Circuit, and George Tod, of the Supreme Court were arraigned on formal articles of impeachment.
The same charge was made against both-"high misdemeanor and wilful, corrupt and wicked disregard of the Constitution" in declaring null and void an act of the Legislature extending the jurisdiction of Justices of the Peace.
Both cases were tried upon the judicial records and the construction of the powers of the Courts to pass upon the validity of the acts of the Legislature. The Senate voted in both cases fifteen to nine in favor of finding the judges guilty. This being one less than two-thirds of the Senators they escaped conviction.
In the case of l'ease those voting in favor of conviction were Senators Abbott, Barrere, Bryan, Curry, Dillon, Elliott, Kinney, McArthur, McConnell, MeLaughlin, Sharp, Smith, Price, Wood and Kirker (Speaker). Against-Bigger, Burton, Bureau, Cone, Cooper, Foos, Irwin, Massie, Scofield. .
In the case of Tod, Senators Abbott, Barrere, Bryan, Curry, Dillon, Elliott, Irwin, McArthur, McConnell, Mclaughlin, Sharp, Smith, Price, Wood and Kirker (Speaker). Against-Bigger, Burton, Bureau, Cone, Cooper, Foos, Kinney, Massie, Scofield. Irwin and Kinney changed on the last vote.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House met in pursuance of law Monday, December 5, ISOS, and was com- posed of the following persons :
Blair, John. Frk., Del.
King, Nehemiah. Gea.
Bryson, Edward. . Bel.
Looker, Othniel llam.
Campbell, Alexander. Ad.
Lucas, Robert. . . Sci.
Clark, George Col., Stk.
Marple, David J. Musk., etc.
Clark, James. llam.
McCulloch, Samuel Cler., Cham.
Clark. James. Musk., Tus.
McCune, Thomas Jeff.
Corwin, Matthias
War.
McKnight, John. Gre.
Couch, Jesup N .
R.s.
Merwin, Elijah B Fair.
Monnett, Samuel Rs.
Morris, Thomas . Cler., etc.
Dunlap, Samuel.
Jeff.
Munger, Edmund Mont., etc.
Elliott, Richard J
Trum.
Murray, William But.
Owings, Patrick Fair.
Perry, Win Ham.
Pritchard, James Jetľ.
Gunckel, Philip. Mont., P're.
Rogers, Thomas Gallipolis.
Harbaugh, Wmn Col , etc.
Sabin, Abel. Port.
Sharp, Joseph
Bel.
Heaton, James . But.
Shelby, David
Rs.
Holden, Alexander. Lick., Kx.
Shields James But.
Hughes, Robert Trum.
Stewart, Arthur . Mi.
James, John War.
Swearingen, Joseph High.
Jewett, Leonard
Wash., Ath.
Vore, Isane . Bel.
Kerr, Joseph
.R.s.
Woodbridge, W'm Wash., etc.
Crumbacker, John
Col., etc.
Dunlap, James
Rs.
Ellison, Andrew
Ad.
Fee, William Cler.
Ford, Stephen Jen.
llarlan, George W'nr.
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ANNALS OF PROGRESS
A quorum being present on the first day of the scmion the House am orescom pro tempore by electing Alexander Campbell, of Allatt, Speaker, Thomas & firete Clerk, and Adam Betz, Doorkeeper.
Two ballots were taken for Speaker pro teth as follows 1 bell, IS; Joseph Kerr, to; James Pritchard, S; Matthias Corwin, : . Campbell 25; Kerr, 4; Pritchard, S; Corwin, 1.
On the tenth of December Campbell was chosen permanent Speaker an Didlemsi Campbell, 33; Kerr, 10; Pritchard, :. Hlinde was unanimously chegtel Clerk, and the vote on Doorkeeper resulted : Adam Betz, 21, Levia Hl Pest, 10.
Acting Governor Kirker addressed a brief message to the two Heont os its seventh, calling attention to certain official vacancies to be filled by them
On the tenth the vote for Governor was canvasiel and anddurwed lo Suve assembly as being for Samuel Huntington, ;. 293; Thomas Worthlogtan, 56nel Thomas Kirker, 3,397 ; total, 16,291, and the former was declared elected Governer. On the twelfth he was inducted into office in the presence of the two Houses, the with being administered by Hon. Return Jonathan Meige, Jr., of the Supreme Court
On the same day the two Houses met and elected a United States Senatur, view John Smith, resigned, and for the full term of six years from March 4, 1 mg Alp a Secretary of State, vice Wm. Creighton, Jr., resigned.
The ballot for the vacancy was: Return Jonathan Melgs, Jr . 43, Nathaniel Massie, 22; Alexander Campbell, 3; James Pritchard, 2. For the full term, Melles 49; Campbell, 17; Pritchard, 4. Mr. Meigs was declared elected to both the vacancy and the full term.
Two ballots were taken for Secretary of State as follows: 1. Jeremiah McLepe, 27; Joseph Tiffin, 22; Wm. W. Irwin, 14; John Thompson, 2; Thomas S Hinde, I , Henry Brush, 1. 2. McLene, 44; Tithin, 20; Irwin, 6. McLene wal declare ! elected.
On the seventeenth of February, the.two Houses again met in joint awemohly. and elected officers as follows :
Two Supreme Judges in place of Samuel Huntington, elected Governor, and Re- turn Jonathan Meigs, Jr., resigned. Five ballots were required and resulted Thomas Scott, 25; Richard S. Thomas, 21 ; Thomas Morris, 20; Thomas Worthing- ton. 19; Lewis Cass, 17; Ethan A. Brown, 16; William Wilson, 14; David AMbott, 4; E. E. Thomas. 1 ; - Herrick, 1. 2. Scott, 3S : Morris, 24 ; Cass, 17, Worthing. ton, 15; Wilson, 6; Brown, 6; Abbott, 4; R. J. Thomas. 1 ; James Pritchard, 1. Each Legislator cast ballots for two persons. Scott having a majority, was de lared! elected as one of the judges. 3. Richard S. Thomas, 31 ; Thomas Morris, 30; Lewis Cass. 3; W'm. Wilson, 2; Thomas Worthington, I; R. E. Thomas. 1. 4 Morris, 15: Richard S. Thomas, 34; R. E. Thomas. 1. 5. Thomas Morris, 35, Richard S Thomas, 34; and Thomas Morris was declared elected.
Wmn. McFarland was elected Treasurer of State, without opposition.
The following Associate Judges were elected : Licking, Henry Smith: Taies- rarwas, Aquilla Carr; Clermont, John Morris, Champaign, John Guthride, Ch- lumbiana. George Atterholt; Scioto, William Kindle; Franklin, Isaac Mio-r Greene. James Snowden; Fairfield, Emanuel Carpenter, Gallia, John Kerr tedoga Nehemiah King: Delaware, Benj. Carpenter.
During the session the House adopted and exhibited articles of impeachboot against Judges George Tod and Calvin l'case.
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Darke county was erected from Miami. by the act of January 3, 1809, but to re- main attached to Miami until the Legislature thinks proper to organize it. County seat is Greenville.
By the act of February 11, 1809. All that part of Jefferson lying west of the fifth range, was attached to Tuscarawas.
By the act of February 20, 1809. All that part of Ashtabula county lying south of Township No. 9, was attached to Trumbull.
By the act of February 17, 18og. All that part of Franklin county lying north of Delaware was annexed to that county.
Iluron county was erected by the act of February 7, 18og, out of the Connecticut Western Reserve. embracing all that portion of the same known as the "Fire Lands," to be organized at the pleasure of the Legislature.
During the session acts were passed incorporating banks at Marietta and Chilli- cothe: elaborating the judiciary act: relating to the settlement of estates of deced- ents : equipping the militia : enlarging and modifying the act defining and punishing crimes : to provide for the leasing of Section 16 in certain localities, and for the es- tablishment of numerous schools, academies, colleges and church societies.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY, IS09-1S10.
Governor-SAMUEL HUNTINGTON.
Secretary of State-JEREMIAH MCLENE.
Treasurer of State-WM. MCFARLAND.
Auditor of State-BENJ. HOUGH.
Supreme Judges-THOMAS SCOTT, THOMAS MORRIS, W.M. W. IRWIN, FRANCIS DUNLAIVY.
Adjutant General-JOSEPH KERR.
EIGHTII LEGISLATIVE SESSION, 1809-1810. Met December 3, 1809. Adjourned February, 22, 1810.
SENATE ..
MCARTHUR, DUNCAN, Speaker.
NORTON, CARLOS A., Clerk.
SHERLOCK, EDWARD, Doorkeeper.
The Senate met at 10 A. M. December 4, ISog, at Chillicothe, and when fully or- ganized, was constituted as follows :
Abbott, David Gea , Port Irwin, Thomas. Bult.
Barrere, George W
High.
Jewett, Leonard Wash., Ath.
Bigger, John War.
Kinney, Lewis. Col.
Bryan, Daniel C Cler.
Kirker, Thomas Ad.
Bureau, John P. R
Gal., Sci.
Burton Jacob Fair., Lick., Kx.
Caldwell James Bel.
McConnell, Robert Musk., Tus.
Cone, Calvin Trum.
Mclaughlin, John Jetľ.
Cooper, Daniel C. Mont., Mi. I're.
Price, Hezekiah Ham.
Curry, Hiram Mirach Clam.
Scofield Elnathan Fair .. etc.
Elliott, Thomas Jeff.
Smith, Jacob Gre.
I oo, Joseph Frk., Del.
Wood, Stephen. . Ham,
A quorum of the Senate being present on the first day of the session, a pro tem- pore organization was effected.
The following were the officers chosen: Speaker, Thomas Kirker; Clerk. Imalah Morri ; Doorkeeper, Edward Sherlock,
Massic, Heury Rs.
MeArthur, Duncan Rs.
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ANNALS OF PROGRESS.
On the eighth of December Mr. Morris resigned the one al Clerk pro inm. and Carlos A. Norton was chosen in his stead. On the twelfth the Senate of ted Mr. Norton as permanent Clerk, and Me Sherlock was ont net jeiman ( !) keeper.
On the seventeenth the Senate elected a permanent Speaker. Duncan Me Arthur of Ross, was chosen by a unanimous vote.
At the preceding election, L'airfield and Licking counties laid Saun to an aldi tional Senator, and Miami claimed a Senator Independent of Montgomery Cunas quently elections were held for Senators in these three counties, an ! William Trimble was certified up as elected from Fairfield and Licking, and Armstrong Bramdmn was returned as elected from Miami.
After thoroughly considering all the claims set up, the Senate Committee he Privileges and Elections reported that neither of the gentlemen was entitled toa meet since there was no authority of law for their election, and the report was adopted
The Goyernor's message and the detailed reports of the State Freashrer sod Auditor were received on the sixth.
The removal of the seat of Government temporarily, to Zanceville, and . .. mission to locate a permanent seat of Government, were provided for during the session.
The Senate met the House in joint convention for the election of Unite ! St wu Senator and State officers, on December 12, 18, and February 15 and 20.
Edward Tiffin resigned as Senator, and Gov. Huntington appointed Staniey Griswold, of Cuyahoga county, a- Senator ad interim, until the assembling of the Legislature.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TIFFIN, EDWARD, Speaker. HINDE, THOMAS S., Clerk.
BETZ, ADAM, Doorkeeper.
The House met pursuant to law at ten A. M. December f. ISon, at Chillicothe. and consisted of the following members :
.
Clark, James Ham.
Massic, Nathaniel R.
Corwin, Matthias War.
McCulloch, Samuel ChanI.
Crane, Joseph II
Mont., Pre.
Mckinney, Daniel 1.
Murray, W'in .. But.
Dillon, Josiah
Bel.
Newport, Jesse War.
Dunlap, James
Rs.
Pollock, John Cler.
Dunlap, Samuel.
Jeff.
Elliott, Richard J
Trum.
Ellis, Amos
Cler.
Ford, Stephen
Jeff.
Gardner, Joseph Rs.
Gass, William. Lick., Kx.
Sharp, Joseph
Bel.
Gossett, John. High.
Shelby, David
Shepherd, Abraham
1d.
Shields, James .
Spofford, Amos Gca.
Swearingen, Thomas Fair.
Tatman, Joseph Grc.
Tillin, Edward R
Vore. Isaac Bel.
Whedon, Benj
Purt.
Lowry, Fielding . Mi.
Ludlow, W'm
Campbell, Alexander . Ad.
Marple, David J
Musk , co.
Clark, George Col., Stk.
Marvin, Pickett
Purviance, David Ment , etc.
Putnam Wm. R .. Wash, che
Russell. W'm
Harbaugh, Wm Col., etc.
Heaton, James. But.
Hughes, Robert Trum.
Humphrey, George Jeil.
Ijams, Thomas. Fair.
Jackson, George Musk., Tus.
Johnson, Michacl HI War.
Looker, Othniel Hlam.
Pool, Simeon. Wash., Ath.
Pritchard, James
Crumbaker, John Col., etc.
Blair, John Frk., Del.
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OHIO STATESMEN.
There being a quorum present, the House made a temporary organization, as follows : Speaker, Alexander Campbell, of Adams; Clerk, Thomas S. Hinde ; Door- keeper, Adam Betz.
The permanent organization was effected on the twelfth of December, on which day Alexander Campbell, who had been chosen Speaker pro tem., resigned from the House to accept the office of United States Senator, to succeed Edward Tiffin, who had resigned that position and had been elected to the House, and who was elected Speaker of the House to succeed Mr. Campbell. Two ballots were had as follows :
1. Tiffin, 20; Pritchard, 15; Corwin, 4; Shepherd, 2; Looker, 1; Jackson, 1; Samuel Dunlap, 1. 2. Tiffin, 24: Pritchard, 19; Shepherd, 1 ; Looker, I.
Hinde, as Clerk, and Betz, as Doorkeeper, were continued in their respective positions permanently.
Wm. Russell was subsequently elected to fill the vacancy from Adams, caused by the resignation of Campbell.
Thomas G. Jones, of Trumbull, contested the seat of Robert Hughes, and Hughes was seated.
John Gallaher, of Warren, filed a protest against the seating of Michael H. John- son, on the ground that he held a lucrative office when elected. The protest was not sustained with the necessary proof, and Johnson was seated.
On the twelfth of December the two Houses met in joint assembly to elect a United States Senator, vice Edward Tiffin, resigned. The ballot was: Alexander Campbell, 38; Richard S. Thompson, 29; Thomas Worthington, I ; James Pritchard, 1; David Findlay, 1.
The two Houses also elected David Findlay an Associate Judge for Muskingum county.
On the eighteenth of December the two Houses met and elected Jeremiah Mc- Lene, Secretary of State, and Benj. Hough, Auditor of State.
On the tenth of February the two Houses met and elected Thomas Scott, Wm. W. Irwin and Francis Dunlavy, Judges of the Supreme Court.
They also elected John Thompson, President Judge of the Second Circuit, and Benj. Ruggles, President Judge of the Third.
On the fifteenth of February they again met jointly and elected Associate Judges as follows :
Adams-Moses Baird, Needham Parry, Andrew Livingston.
Belmont-James Alexander, John Patterson. John Wiley.
Butler-Ezekiel Ball, Daniel Milliken, Robert Lytle.
Clermont -Philip Gatch, Alexander Blair, Joseph Campbell. Columbiana-George Atterholt, George Brown, Win. Smith.
Franklin Wm. Rend, Robert Shannon, Alexander Morrison, Jr.
Fairfield-Henry Abrams, Samuel Carpenter, James Quinn. Greene-James Snowden, Samuel Kyle, David Huston. Gallia-Robert Safford, Joseph Fletcher, Fuller Elliott. Hamilton-Stephen Wood, Aaron Goforth. James Silvers. Jefferson-Thomas Patton, Andrew Anderson, Joseph Mc Kee. Montgomery-Isaac Spinning, Abner Gerard, William George. Ross-Thomas Illcks, Isaac Cook, James Armstrong. Scioto -- Wm. Russell, Charles T. Watson, John Collins, Trumbull-Ephrlam Quimby, Robert Hughes, Herman Canfield Washington -- Ezekiel Deming, Paul Fearing, Thomas Lord. Clinton-Jesse Hughes, Peter Burr, Thomas Hinkson.
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Cuyahoga-Augustus Gilbert, Nathan Perry, Thenthey Dans
Fayette -- James Mooney, Anthony Potte, Wm Black moore
Guernsey -- Robert Spear, Thomas It, Kirkpatrick, Janab Gumsar
Madison-David Mitchell, Isaac Minor, Samuel Baskeville
Pickaway-Thomas Barr, W'in. Seymore, Jacob sheriogier
Portage -- Samuel Forward, vice Win. Whitmure.
Geauga -- Ebenezer Merry, vier Nehemiah King
Knox-James Colvll, vice W'in. Guss.
Also non-resident tax collectors as follows: ist District, Will Murray: ml Abraham J. Williams ; 3rd, W'm. Skinner ; 4th, Samuel Herrleki the Referi Carmeli 6th, Reuben S. Clark.
February zo, the Houses met in joint convention to elect three commissines fix the permanent seat of Government The following were elected : James Finding. Joseph Darlington, William Mcfarland. Willys Silliman and Reals Ball were subsequently added to the Commission.
During the session the following counties were erected And Ergabund, and boundaries changed :
Act of January 16, 18to. Cuyahoga county from Connecticut Reserve Hyres attached, until organized or otherwise disposed of. County seat i Clevelen -!.
Act of January 12, 1810. Pickaway erected from Franklin, Rom and Fairdeski County seat is Circleville.
Act of January 31, 1810 Guernsey; from Belmont and Muskingund County seat is Cambridge.
Act of January 31, 1810. Coshocton, from Muskingum an ! Tuscarwas seat is Coshocton.
Act of February 19, IS10. Fayette, from Ross and Highland. Cointy seal is Washington C. H.
Act of February 19, 1Sto, Clinton, from Warren and Highland. County frat le Wilmington
Act of February 16, 1810 Madison, from western Franklin County wat is London.
Among the acts passed were those relating to the foreclosure of murtgreps os off and counter claim ; fully defining the constitution of Boards of Commumloger In counties ; providing how public buildings might be erected ; making instruments in writing negotiable; regulating the entries of judgments and true id executivey: providing for the recording of deeds and mortgages and the appointment of Recorders by the Court of Common Pleas, and the issue of licenses for taverpr, pures ani ferries. The marriage laws were also further amended, requiring fften days public written notice of an intended marriage under the seal of a Justice of the Praca, tu is posted in the most public place in the township where the woman ruled. The license fee was fixed at seventy . five cent -.
Laws were passed to authorize a lottery for the purpose of creating a lieldge across the Miami river at Tror, as well as similar enterprises elsewhere. to provide for the poor, and steps were taken to codify the judiciary laws and thele relating to land taxes.
The salary of the Governor was fixed at form, with jimmy for coolingest eapenas, Secretary of State, $500; Judges of the Supreme Court, $1,00, President Judges of the Common Pleas, $900 ; Members of the Legislature, 8: per day ; Clerkauf lhe com Houses, $5 per day during the session and $44 for contingent expenses
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Following were members of the Legislature, President and Associate Judges of the Common Pleas, Presidential Electors, Members of Congress and United States Senators from 1803 to iSto:
SENATORS FROM 1803 TO ISO9-ISIO.
Abbott, David,
Foos, Joseph,
Paul, John, Price, Hezekiah,
Backus, Elijah,
Hempsted, Ilallem,
Barrere, Geo. W.,
Ilough, Benjamin,
Pritchard, James,
Beasley, John,
Huntington, Samuel,
Sargent, James,
Bigger, Jolın,
Irwin, Thomas,
Schenck, W'm. C.,
Bryan, David C.,
Jewett, Leonard,
Scofield, Elnathan,
Buchanan, W'ın.,
Kerr, Joseph,
Sharp, John, Sharp Joseph,
Buell, Joseph,
Kimberly, Zenas,
Bureau, John P. R.,
Kinney, Lewis, Jr.,
Slaughter, Robert F.
Burton, Jacob,
Kirker, Thomas,
Smith, Jacob,
Caldwell, James,
Massie, Henry,
Snider, Cornelius,
Claypool, Abraham,
Massie, Nathaniel,
Symmes, Daniel,
Cone, Calvin,
Milligan, John,
Taggart. John,
Cooper, Daniel C.,
Morrow, Jeremiah,
Tappan, Benjamin.
Curry, Hiram Mirach.
McArthur, Duncan,
Thomas, Richard S.,
Darlington, Joseph,
McConnell, John.
Tod. George,
Dillon, Josiah.
McConnell, Robert.
Vance. William,
Dunlavy. Francis,
Mc Farland, Wm.
Wells. Bazaleel,
Elliott, Thomas,
McLaughlin. John,
Wood, Stephen.
REPRESENTATIVES FROM 1803 TO 1S09-ISIO.
Abbott, David,
Corry. William,
Gunckel. Philip, Gossett. John,
Bair, Rudolph,
Corwin, Matthias,
Baldwin, Michael.
Couch, Jessup N ,
Harbaugh. W'm.,
Ball, Ezekiel,
Crane. Joseph 11 ..
Harlan. George,
Barber, Levi.
Creighton, Wm., Sr.,
Hatch, Elijah,
Beatty Zacheus A.,
Crumbacker, John.
Beecher, Philemon,
Culbertson, Robert.
Heaton, James, llegeman, Adrian. lliggins, Robert. Hline. Ilomer, llolden. Alexander,
Bissell, John P.,
Dodds, Willian.
Hough, Benjamin,
Boyd. Samuel,
Dunlap. Samuel,
Hughes, Robert,
Brown. Thomas,
Dunn, James.
Humphrey. George,
Bryan, David C.,
Elliott, Thomas.
Ijams, Thomas,
Bryson, Edward,
Elliott, Richard J .
Irwin, Wmn. W ..
Bureau, John P. R.,
Ellis, Amos,
Jackson, George,
Burr, Peter.
Ellison, Andrew,
Jackson, William,
Campbell, Alev.,
Evans. John.
James, John, James, William.
Carhart, Seth,
Feagans, David, Sr ..
Cass, Lewis,
Fee, William,
Jewett, Leonard,
Clark, George.
Ford, Stephen,
Johnson. Michael 11.,
Clark, James, Musk.,
Foster, Zebulon.
Jones, John, Kerr, Joseph,
C'lark, James, Ilam.,
Fulton, Jesse.
Cloud, Robert,
Garrard, Abner,
Kibbey, Ephraim,
Collier, Daniel,
Gardner, Joseph,
Cooper, Daniel C'.,
Gass, William,
King, Nehemiah, Kingsbury, Elias,
Beeson, Richard,
Dick, Samuel,
Bigger, John,
Dillon, Josiah,
Blair, John,
Dunlap, James.
ANNALS OF PROGRESS.
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PRESIDENT JUDGES FROM ISO3 TO 1800-1S10.
Belt, Levin,
Silliman, Wyllys, Thompson, Jeho,
Dunlavy, Francis,
Slaughter, Robert F .. Wilson, William
Ruggles, Benjamin,
ASSOCIATE JUDGES FROM 1803 TO 1509-1510
Abrams, llenry,
Baskeville, Samuel.
Carpenter. Bro .
Abrams, Reuben,
Bent, Silas, Jr.
Carpenter. Emasmel.
Alexander, James,
Berriman, Jonathan,
Carpenter, Sammel
Alwater, Amzi,
Bixley Moses
Carr, Aqui la
Ames, Sylvanus,
Blackmore, W'm.
Clark, Jame . Collins, Jalis.
Archer, Benjamin,
Brown, George
Cook, Isaac,
Armstrong. James,
Brown, Ignatius
Crawford, John HI
Atterholt. George,
Brown, Thomas,
Darlington. Joseph,
Austin, Calvin,
Buell. Joseph.
Davidion, Je hus.
Buckman, Henry,
Burr, Peter,
Deardorf, Christian
Baird. Moses, Ball. Ezekiel,
Cabell Philip,
Dill, Jehn,
Barbee, Wm.
Campbell, John,
Del.owc. low
Barker, Joseph,
Campbell. Joseph,
Doine, Tin : .
Barr, Thomas,
Canfield, Herman,
Dunn, James.
Barrett, James,
Carhart, Seth,
Eddy, David,
Kirker, Thomas, Langham, Elins, Lewis, Philip, Jr., Lewis, William, Line, Solomon, Looker, Othniel, Lowry, Fielding,
Mckee, Joseph,
Mc Kinner, Daniel,
Shepherd, Abraham
McKnight, John,
Mclaughlin, John,
McLene, Jeremiah,
Sloane, Jebis Smith, Jamas
Newport, Jesse,
Spuffarit Amus
lucas, James,
Lucas, Robert,
Patterson, John.
Stewart, Jedin
Ludlow, William,
Patton, William,
Stone, Ethan
Marple, David J.,
Perry, William,
Swearengin Joseph.
Marvin, Ezekiel,
Phelps, James E.,
Swearergin, Thao V_
Marvin, Pickett,
Pollock, John,
Tatman, Joseph
Massie, Nathaniel, Paul, Simson,
Taylor, Jonathan
Matthews. John,
Price, Hezekiah,
TitEn, Edward,
Maxwell, William,
Pritchard, James,
Trimble, Win.
Meeks, Isaac,
Purviance, David,
V'aner, William
Merwin, Elijah B.,
Puthotf, Wm. H.,
Vore, Isaac,
Miller, Ichabod,
Putnam, Wm. R.,
Waller, Themas
Mills, Charles,
Quimby, Ephraim,
Wallace, John,
Montgomery, James,
Reece, David,
Waring. R. Walter
Morris, Thomas,
Richardson, Matthew,
Whedon, Renjemus
Munger, Edmund,
Robinson, Wi liam,
Wheeler, Aarco
Murray, William,
Rogers, Thomas,
Williams, Abraham Y.
McArthur, Duncan,
Russell, William,
Willey, Judah
McClure, James,
Sabin. Abel.
Wilson, Thumax
McClure, Robert,
Safford, Robert,
Wood, Elilub,
McClure, William,
Scott, James,
Wood, Stephen
McConnell, John,
Sharp, Joseph,
Woodbridge. W.
McCulloch, Samuel,
Seeley, John W.,
Worthington, Thus,
McCune, Thomas,
Shields, James,
Wright, John
McFarland, Thomas,
.
Sterritt. Jafin
Owing , Willia:n, Palmer, james,
Stewart, Arthor,
Burton, 'acob.
Deming, Ezekiel,
Anderson, Andrew,
Blair, Alexander,
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Kerr. John,
Phelps. Jesse,
Kindle, Wm.,
King, Nehemiah,
Kinney. Josiah,
Kinsman, John,
Kirkpatrick, Thos. B,
Kirtland, Turkand,
Kitchel, John,
Foos. Joseph, Forward, Samuel,
Kyle, Samuel,
Foster, Luke,
Leviney, Thomas,
Fulton, Jesse,
Lingston. Andrew,
Garrard, Abner,
Lockwood, David,
Reynolds. John,
Garrard, John,
Lord, Thomas,
Rose, Timothy,
Gass. Wmn ..
Lucas, Joseph,
Gatch, Philip,
Lytle, Robert,
George, William,
Martin, Jacob,
Gilbert, Augustus,
Masters, John,
Goforth, Aaron,'
Matson, Chas. T.,
Gombar, Jacob,
Maxwell, William,
Green, Griffin,
Merry. Ebenezer,
Greer, John,
Miller. Abel,
Simmison, Robert, Smith, Henry,
Gregory, Jehiel,
Millikin, Daniel,
Grover, Joshua,
Mills, John,
Smith, William,
Guthridge, John.
Minor, Isaac,
Snowden, James,
Hackenwaller, John,
Mitchell, David,
Spear, Robert, Spinning, Isaac,
Harvey, David, Hatch, Elijah,
Moore, Hosea,
Symmes, Celedon.
Hempsted, Giles,
Moroney, James,
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