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The Senate adjourned. Friday 8th January 1830 The Senate met according to adjournment, and proceeded to ballot for a President, the same Committee reported that on the

[13th & 14th Ballots]

13th Ballot The whole number of votes was Sixteen. Necessary to a choice -- Nine Robert P. Dunlap had - Seven. Sanford Kingsbery ---- Seven Syms Gardiner --- One. Thomas Davee ---- One.

14th Ballot, The whole number of votes was Sixteen Necessary to a choice -- Nine. Robert P. Dunlap had - Seven Sanford Kingsbery --- Seven Ebenezer S. Phelps --- One. Theodore Ingalls --- One. No choice.

[15th & 16th Ballots]

15th Ballot, The whole number of votes was sixteen. Necessary to a choice ---- Nine. Robert P. Dunlap had Seven. Sanford Kingsbery --- Seven. Daniel Hutchinson --- One. James Drummond --- One No Choice.

16th Ballot, The whole number of votes was Sixteen Necessary to a choice --- Nine. Robert P. Dunlap had - Seven Sanford Kingsbery ---- Seven Ebenezer S. Phelps --- One. James Steele ---- One. No Choice

The Senate adjourned.

Afternoon,

The Senate met according to adjournment, and proceeded to ballot for a President, the same Committee reported that on the

17th Ballot The whole number of votes was Sixteen Necessary to a choice -- Nine. Robert P. Dunlap had - Seven Sanford Kingsbery --- Seven James Drummond -- One James Steele -- One No choice -

18th Ballot The whole number of votes was Sixteen Necessary to a choice --- Nine. Robert P. Dunlap had Seven Sanford Kingsbury -- Seven Ebenezer S. Phelps -- One. Joshua Hall --- One No Choice.