VICE PRESIDENT. For Richard M. Johnson, of Kentucky. Maine 10, New Hampshire 7, Rhode Island 4, Connecticut 8, New-York 42, Pennsylvania 30, North Carolina 15, Louisiana 5, Mississippi 4, Illinois 5, Alabama 7, Missouri 4, Arkansas 3, Michigan 3.-Total 147. For Francis Granger, of New-York. Massachusetts 14, Vermont 7, New Jersey 8, Delaware 3, Kentucky 15 Ohio 21, Indiana 9.-Total 77. For John Tyler, of Virginia. Maryland 10, Georgia 11, South Carolina 11, Tennessee 15.-Total 47. Virginia 23. Neither Candidate having received a majority of the votes for Vice Presi dent, the Senate on the 8th of February, 1837, proceeded to the choice according to the Constitution, from the two highest on the List (each Senator present voting viva voce.) The result was as follows. Table of the Seats of Government, Time of holding Elections of State Offi cers, and Time of meeting of the Legislatures of the several States. Maine Maryland Virginia N. Carolina Augusta Time of holding Elections. 2d Monday in Sept. N. Hampshire Concord 2d Tuesday in March Vermont Montpelier 1st Tuesday in Sept. Massachusetts Boston 2d Monday in Novem Rhode Island Providence Gov. and Sen. in Ap. & Newport Rep. in Ap. and Aug Connecticut Hart.&N.Hav. Ist Monday in April. New-York Albany 1st Monday in Nov. New-Jersey Trenton 2d Tuesday in Oct. Pennsylvania Harrisburg 2d Tuesday in Oct. Delaware Dover 2d Tuesday in Nov. Annapolis 1st Wednes. in Oct. Richmond 4th Thurs. in April. Raleigh In August, Columbia 2d Monday in Oct. Milledgeville 1st Monday in Oct. Tuscaloosa Ist Monday in Aug. Jackson 1st Monday in Nov. New Orleans 1st Monday in July. Nashville 1st Thurs. in Aug. 1st Monday in Aug. 2d Tuesday in Oct. 1st Mon. in August. Ist Mon. in August. 1st Mon. in August. 1st Mon. in October. 1st Monday in Nov. S. Carolina Georgia Alahama Mississippi Louisiana Time of the Meeting of the Legislature. 1st Wednesday in January 1st Wednesday in June. 2d Thursday in October. 1st Wednesday in January 1st Wed. in May & June. Last Wed. in Oct. & Jan. Ist Wednesday in May. 1-t Tuesday in January. 4th Tuesday in October. 1st Tuesday in December. Ist Tuesday in Jan. bienn. Last Monday in December. Ist Monday in December. 2d Monday in November. 4th Monday in November. 1st Monday in November. 4th Monday in October. 4th Monday in Nov. bienn. 1st Monday in January. 3d Monday in Sept. bienn. Last day in December. Ist Monday in December. 1st Monday in December. Ist Monday in Dec. bienn, Ist Monday in Nov. bienn. 2d Monday in Nov. bienn 1st Monday in January, APPENDIX. Arsenals, Ordnance, Arms, &c,. of the State of New-York. From the Annual Report of ADoniram Chandler, Commissary General, January 1, 1840. Arsenals. 1. New York City, 2. Albany, 3. Elizabethtown, 4. Malone, County. Keeper. EFF 5. Russell, 8. Canandaigua, St. Lawrence, Forts Richmond, Tompkins, Richmond, on and Hudson, (Staten Island. Commissary General. Dragoon Equipments, 500 Boxes of Musket Cartridges, (1,000 2ds, each,) 387 Round Shot of all sizes, 19,206 There is also in the Arsenals, and elsewhere, a variety of other property of the State, for military use, enumerated in the report of the Commissary General. Militia. Annual Report of RUFUS KING, Adjutant General. Cavalry and Horse Artillery, Artillery, Infantry, Light Infantry, and Riflemen, Uniform Companies of Cavalry, Artillery, &c., attached permanently to Infantry Brigades, CITY OF NEW-YORK. 7,427 9,256 160,429 3,000 180,103 V. B. Whig. 22 Commissioners of Registry elected, (3 in each ward,) 29 Inspectors of Election do (3 in each district) 119 *Clark over Varian. †Morgan and Jaques over Clark, 103 New Buildings in the City of New-York. The number of new buildings of all classes erected in the city during 1839, was 674, which is 107 less than in the preceding year. Reports of the number of buildings erected in each year, have been made by the city inspectors to the Common Council, for but six years past -the aggregate of each report being as follows: In 1834 877 - 1259 1835 1836 1837 1838 1839 Total The following table shows the number erected last year in each ward, as also the increase or decrease in each ward, as compared with the previous year. Decrease. Total. Increase. Nativity of the Members of the House of Representatives of the United States. Of two hundred and thirty-five members of the House, the following States &c. gave birth to the number set opposite cach in the table subjoined :- EIGHT of the United States have not yet had the honor of giving birth to a member of Congress.-—Madisonian. AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY. Formed in the City of Washington, December, 1816. First emigrants sent to Sherbro Island on the West coast of Africa, in February, 1820. That settlement broke up and the settlement of Llberia commenced, 1822. Whole receipts from its first formation to De cember 31, 1831, Receipts in 1832, 66 "1833, 66 " 1834, 66 "1835, 64 "1836, $160,557 67 40,308 22 37,510 63 22,864 40 37,049 31 32,963 20 25,270 14 11,394 96 51,452 58 $419,371 11 Officers of the Society for 1840. Hon. Henry Clay, President. Rev. R. R. Gurley, Corresponding Secretary. Directors. Hon. James Garland, Virginia. 66 John J. Crittenden, "Joseph R. Underwood, Kentucky, |