9th District— Charles Wood.
10th do Peter Hanver.
11th do George Shaw.
12th do Robert H. Boteler.
13th do Jacob Burner.
14th do Joseph Easterday.
15th do Bernard Colliflower.
16th do Joseph Brown.
17th do Maurice T. Starr.

Additional Justices of the Peace for the 2d district, pro-
vided for by Act of the present session of the General As-
sembly:

William Mahoney, Jacob F. C. Miller.

ODEN BOWIE.
On motion by Mr. Biggs,

The Senate advised and consented to the aforegoing ap-
pointments, agreeably to the said nominations.

Mr. Biggs, from the Committee on Executive nominations
to which had been referred the nomination of Samuel Jardan
as a Justice of the Peace for Baltimore city, reported the
Committee were of opinion that said nomination ought to be
confirmed.

Whereupon, the Senate advised and consented to said ap-
pointment, agreeably to the nomination of the 23d February
instant.

Mr. Biggs, from the Committee on Executive nominations
to which had been referred the nomination of William Ma-
honey, as Justice of the Peace for the 2d district of Frede-
rick county, reported the Committee were of opinion that
said nomination ought to be confirmed.

Whereupon, the Senate advised and consented to said ap-
pointment, agreeably to the nomination of the 25th January
ultimo.

Mr. Biggs, from the Committee on Executive nominations
to which had been referred the nomination of Jacob T. C.
Miller, as a Justice of the Peace for the 2d district of Frede-
rick county, reported the Committee were of opinion that
said nomination ought not to be confirmed.

Whereupon, the. Senate refused to advise and consent to
said nomination.