Litchfield enquirer., 1830-06-10
I.TcIsIATURE OF CONNECTICUT.
noUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Soturday, May 90.

9fummtlG18 Ou HCUAoTSV uuW0CsoN Ss~s tO- norted bin providing that all pedlars shall be prohibited from tFaiEicking without first ob- mining license of the town clerk, for which they shall pay the sun of $l5 annually into the treasury of this State, on penalty of $50. no license tO be granted for a longer period than one year, nor for shorter period than three months-read first time.
 Resolution appointing Charles Douglass Judge of Probate for the district of New LOn- don for the year ensuing, passed:
 The committee on banks. to whom was re- farred the petition of Elisha k. Eradicate and others, reported bill in form incorp0ra- ting a Fire Insurance Company ln the town aOf Berlin. Report accepted and bill passed.
 Bill in form upon the petition Ot Samuel : DelIayep came from the Senate negatived. A : committee of conference appointed. @ r Bill for an act in addition to aud in altera ton of an act entitled an act for forming and conducting the military force, read second time and referred to a select committee. This bill provides for the repeal of an act exempt ing students of colleges, &c. from the per formance of duty. Sect. 2 provides that the military companies shall not be called out but one day in each year. ss1f ttts&8 7"
 Bill upon the petitions of Amos Kirby and x Leonard Goodwin read third time, and pass ed. e ~ Ha S asf8gB A alS 8eF 9a.
 Bin prohibiting the circulation of bank notes of smaller denomination than five dol- lars, of banks not incorporated by this State, after the first of September next, passed.
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 The committee appointed to take into con sideration the expedisncy of making a further appropriation for the education of indigent deaf and dumbin this State, reported reso- lution appropriating the sum of $Qs0O annu- ally, for three years. Resolution passed and report accepted. j9a sa3 Bill to suppress psdlars, hawkers. and petty echapmen read second time. aa8 sens M Bill fur the regulation of civil actions was re- sumed. The bill provides that property at- tached need not be removed. the officer at faching the same shall leave copy Ofthe at- .tachmenf, together witll an inventory Of the 1property sO attached, with the tOwn clerk, m such town where the property shal! be attach ed. After several unsuccessful Attempts to a. mend, che bill passed--ayes e9, noes 8s. Bill in addition to and in alteration of aT,- act entitled an act for fnrming and conduct ing the military force. read second time and referred tothe select committee to whom was referred a similar bill.
 v Bill extending exemptions from the per- formance of military duty was now taken up. the question being upon an amendment of- EeFGQ UY NIEs 0CUkWtCA RTVvputNt6 tts~s SbO commanding officer of any military company may empower any subaltern or indifferent person to serve any warning, the amendElent was adopted, the bill then passed. .s
 Bill relative to highways and bridges read third time. Mr. Gray moved an indefinite postponement- --carrled. s M
 Bill relative to executions read third lime and tast.
 : i. Bill prosid;ng that sherffs shall not receive Ah..kn than dollars read third time and passed---ayes 100, noes 24. &e. < 8 laga .sas sa .,s IWesdGy, Jnne h., # 9G
 "A resolution from the Senate. on the pe'i- lion of Thomas Wesley, now under sentence of death in New London county jail, for the crime of rape, committing his punishment to confinement in the State Prison during his natural lfe--passed. .ssiia% taa
 A resolution appropriating $500 for the. purchase of the copies of Stuart's Washing ton. and Trumbull's Signing of the Declara. tion, was lost. N. t1as,. fa.s.ag 41
 A resolution passed, authorizing the Di- rectors of the State Prison to proceed to the erection ofa separate building for the confne- ment offenale prisoners.
 ; A bin passed, constituting the town of Mer- iden probate district Raa aa
 Aftermoon.---A bill passed. constituting a part of the town ofFarmington n new town, blythe name 0f the town of Avon. p ga N A Bill passed, incorporating bank at Mid ,detown, to be called the Middesex County Bank. ,yg8 ,;,.ss,. t.;.s9. Wednesday, June 2.
 Bill in alteration and in addition to an net entitled an act for forming and conducting Vhe military force, read third time. The bil' provides that the military companies shall be called out for inspecNon. &c. on the tst Mon l day in May annually and that the law reqni- ring them to appear cnany other day, be re- pealed. The bill was advocated by Messrs. Harrison, Morgan, Mills, J. Loomis, and op. posed by Mr. Woodruff Mr. Mather of Simsbury, moved an indefinite postponenent. which was opposed by Messrs. Kellogg and 1 Mussey. and Miner nf Stamford. Mr. J. | LOomis called for the yeas and nays on this motion. hutthe callwas not sustained. The motion to postpone preyailed--ayes 90. noes 87. ,k ssy 1tA.sa .a@- ,& m
 Committee of Conference on resolution for the appointment of an associate Judge 0f tho County Court for the county of Windham, reported that the Senate adhered to the a- amendment by substituting the name of Vine Robinson in the place of JnO. Holbrook. Mt. White of ". moved that tho house adhere to their vote. This motion was opposed by Messrs. Bacon. Woodruff. Gray and Miner of S. and lost--ayes 59, noes g9. The House recOnsidered and cOncurred.
 Resolution appointing Uriel Fuller Asso- l az .e