The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-06-29

| of Newport moved 10 extend the act TO all
fremen in the state. Mr.. Bullock moved
70 recommit it with that view, but on mo-
ton of Dir. Bicknell it was postponed TO
na xt session.
The act in relation TO sheep in South
Kingstown, was postponed.
A resolution was laid on the table for ap-
propriating Sl75 10 repair the street the
east side of the State House in Newport,
and S35 for repairs on the South side.
.N. Potter said it would be cheaper to
fence it postponed.
An act passed authorizing the Newport
Independent Volunteers, to choose a quar-
ter master with the rank Of Lieutenant.
An act passed appropriating S40O in full
for one years salary Of his Excellency
James Fenncr, Governor Of the State, and
5000 in full for the salary Of his Honor
Charles Collins, Lieut.. Governor.
Mr.. Chiids, introduced bill relating 10
Lotteries, provided that the grants Of all
lotteries heretofore authorised, be limited
to, and shall expire on the lst Of January
1880, and that the Managers Of each Lot
terry, in the State, be required to pay into
the Treasury, after January 1927, one per
cent on the amount of each scheme issued,
to be taken as part fthe incidental expen-
ses-laid on the table.
Saturday Morning. Met at o'clock,
Mr. Brayton of Scituate called up the Scit-
uate resolution for repeal of compensation
law, which he pressed strenuously, but
was compelled TO give way to the order OF
the day the reading of Mr.. Hazards re-
port on the subject Of Banks. This very
able report, occupied one hour-and fifty
minutes, and discovered great research and
extensive views of the subject.
Thomas w. Greene, nominated by Mr..
Waterman was appointed Justice Of the
! Court Of Common Pleas for Kent, in place
of Daniel Arnold declined.
Common Pleas, for Newport in place of
Sanford Almy, declined.
JUsTICEs OF THE PEACE, for North
Kingstowh, Charlestown and East Green
which, reappointed with some additions
and alterations in the two former towns.
G. f. Robbins and Geo. Turner, added
tojusticcs in Newport; Benz $. Bourne and
John Il. Richmond, appointed Notaries for
Bristol county.
South Kingstoion. Daniel Stcdman.
| North kingsfoirn. James Shearman.
| His Eycellency observed, if il was
thought the State was sufficiently supplied
with justices, the committee would pro.
cecd TO fill the vacancies in the military.
Brgadier General. lst Brigade, John
B Newton and WIN. Mucncher, were nom
mated, but the former was withdrawn and
the latter having precedence in rank, elect
ed. n
A letter was read from Brigadier Gene.
raj Richard Knight, Jr. Of the I'd brigade
declining that office. Geo. l.. Barnes and
Thomas Whitaker were nominated to the
vacancy, but the former being entitled tc
| Iatter wlInuraHn. -
officers first Regiment. Thomas Stacy
Jr. Col. Richard c. Norman, 1t. C.. Sam
uel Jack, Maj.
4h Reg. Isaiah Coles, Col. (; Nathanie
Fales, 1t. Col. VIM. p. Munro, Mai.
5th Reg. Stephen &. Hopkins, Col.
James Briggs, Lit. Col. Rice A. Brown
Maj.
6h Reg. Palcmon Walcot, Col. Lev
Mowry. Lit. Col. Crawford Titus, Maj.
7h Reg. VIM. w. Steere. Col. ;George
Aldrich, 1t. Col Esek Ramsdale, Maj.
9Th Reg. Thomas S.,Whteman, Col.
Joseph Crandell, 1t Col. George 4. Mich.
OILS, Maj.
10Th Reg. Bradford Pcarce, Col. /; Par.
don G. Seabury, 1t. Col. Nathaniel
Church Ma.
llh Reg. Elisha r. P. Kenyon, Col.
Thomas J. IIiscox, 1t. COL. Willard Haz-
ard, Maj.
Sd Reg. Ethan C. Crandall elected
Major in place of former officer, declined.
Inspector of lst Brigade, the same.
Do. Sd do WIN. Arnold Waite.
Quarter Master lst Brigade, VIM. B
Tjlley, in place of--Munro. declined.
Do. Sd do. Horace Babcock, Jr. in place
Of Rowse Babcock.
The officers Of several companies were
appointed.
John J. Paine was chosen Inspector OF
Scythe stones, and the Grand Committee
having completed its business dissolved.
The House adjourned to two o'clock.
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