The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-05
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which had Been made In the county eaPro.
violence. The banks get all their rar.
" bile the creditors get little or nothing
from insolvent debtors, anc IT was time the
Banks were reduced tot level with other
creditora
Mr. Potter opposed the resolution. The
resolutions were passed and referred TO
me>srs Hazard, Arnold and Potter.
Mr.. .1rn0h introduced 4 resolution for
inquring into the expedisncy OF making
further lottery grenis, which vas referred
To the committee on Finance. 10 report at
the next session.
Mr. Allen introduced bill 10 prevent
fraudulent conveyances of real estate aud
providing for attachment of such estate on
original writ, although the debtor may be
at large in the State, which was referred
to the committee on the Judiciary TO report
at the next session.
The G.nrral Treasurer reported TO the
The Lottery Brokers in Providence TO sell
foreign Lottery tickets without license
Mr.. Halle from the committee on the
subject OF Map ofthe State, reported the-
Mr. james Stevens had one in a state o!
preparation. calculated one inch 10 a mile
and that It's publication would be highly ad-
vaniageous to the people OF the State -:
Whereupon lie introduced bill authorizing
mr. Stevens 10 raise BY lottery the sum &C
two thousand dollars, in not exceeding ten
casses TO be drawn within two years, 10
enable him TO publish the Map, on oondi-
tion that he give bond IN the sum OF two
thousand dollar. to deliver TO the General
Treasurer, one hundred copies ofsad map,
before the 18th Of next June. The bill pass
ed on Saturday and was concurred in by
the Senate; and William Ennis, Jr., Ste
phen Cahoone and Golden Dcarth, were
appointed managers.
Saturday morning.-An act amending
the act tor establishing public schools pass
ed the House and Senate. THIS amend
ment authorizes the school committees TO
take into their respective districts the in.
habitants Of other tow ms, provided the COM
miitee of snch town assent thereto.
A bill for the protection of officers Of us
tice Of other states, Nhen passing through
this state with prisoners or property in their
custody. was read and referred to the next
session.
Mr.. Hoxc introduced . bill to diminish
the expenses Of suits al law before Justices
Of the Peace, and to prevent Justices filing
writs before themselves and giving advice
to par;ies.-It was referred to the Judiciary
Committee TO report at the next session.
Mr.. Bull introduced bill to amend the
18th section Of the militia act, by reducing
the fines for non attendance from seven to
one dollar 1T passed tho House, but was
postponed in the Senate.
A bill passed authorizing the Commits
sioners Of the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank 10 discharge prior membranes on
estates on which said Bank had mortg sges;
and with the appreciation ofthe committee
Of the stoc ckholders to remove said Bank to
the town'of Providence until its affairs shall
be settled
A bill requiring Clerks of Engine Conn
paDies to return TO town clerks the names
of the members Of their respective comps-
nies within ten days after their annual
meeting, passed.
A resolution directing the Judiciary
committee to report bill to the House nt
the next session, relative to the removal Of
paupers. passed.
The Assembly adjourned at half pas, l2
o'clock, to meet at Providence on the Sc.
cond Monday in January, 1880.