Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-17

was read first and second time and laid ar the table.
 Petition of Joseph Hopkins to be released from State PrisOn-.refersed.
 MT. TrumbuIl. from the committee on me- moriaI of Sterling Hayes, to be restored to the privileges ofcitizenship forfeited by a convic- ton for burglary. reported favOEably-Peti- ton. referred back.
 Tuesday morning. May 8.
 Petition of Lydia Whyho of the Mohican tribe of Indians, for permission to dispose Ol real estate, referred to select joint commit. tee, tO consist on the part of the House, Ol Messrs: Raymond of MOntville, Huntington and Waterbury.
 Of Samuel Freeman, and Thomas c. Me Allister, seyeraIly praying to be released from PrisOn-rcferred.
 Of John WhittIesey, Giles Mansfield and others. praying for the repeal of the charter of the Grand Lodge of the State of Connect icut, Widows Son Lodge, and Hiram Lodge No. S-read and referred to a joint commit tee to consist of one from each county on the part of the House.
 Of Orrin Atwater and others against the Farmington Canal Company.
 By Mir. Brace, of the inhabitants of Hart ford, praying for the passage ofalaw to pre- vent the aduIterafion of Oils, referred to . select committee, consisting of Messrs. Brace, Ticknor ard Scofeld.
 Of Abel Whitney to be discharged from Prison-referred.
 MT. Brace presented the report of the Au- ditors of Lotteries-read and referred to a select committee of one from each county.
 Mir. Trumbnll from thecommittee to whom was referred the petition of Sterling Hayes, praying to be restored to forfeited privileges. reported bill granting the prayer of the pe- tiiioner--the bill passed and the report was accepted.
 Bills appointing Joseph Eaton Chief Judge, and Ebenezer Grifing and David Chase as- sociate Judges of the County Court for the county of Windham, for the year ensuing passed.
 Bills appointing the following Judges of Probate for the year ensuing-passed, viZ.- Chauncey F. Ceayeland, fur the district of Windham, Joseph Eaton, Plainfeld. lchabod Buckley, Ashford, Thomas Backus, Jr. Kil- lingly, John Paine. Woodstock, Henry Gal lnp, Voluntown.
 Bills for the appointment of Justices of the Peace for tho county of Windham for the year cnsuing-passed.
 Mr. Waldo introduced bill providing that the Chief Judges of County Courts may sign writs of error-read first time. M.
 MT. COwles introduced resolution provi ding for the appointment of committee to inquire into the expediency of altering the law relating to assessment of taxes--passed.
 Petition of John Mills and others against the towns of Kent and Cornwall-referred.
 Afiernoon.- Petitions of Bradford Ball, Walter F. Wilcox and Samuel Barlow, con- victs in Connecticut State Prison, praying to be released herefrom-referred.
 Mir. Kimberly presented the petition of Moves Darling and others, members of the Society, for an act of IncOrpo- 
 Petition of Charles Phelps and others, for Rail Road ncorperatiOn-referred.
 MT. s. Mix introduced bill in addition to ln act entitled "an act 10 regulate the sale of Spurious Liquors. The bill provides that the County Courts shall be empowered to grant licenses in all cases where the civil authority shall refuse--read first and second time and referred to select committee.
 Wednesday,, May9
 Petition of George Wheaton and others, for an act of incorporation for the manufac- lure of Iron--referred. 5 VI MUESiu SVWlSS duV %VV UuuCF iuHdUtt' ants of the town of Harrington, for Bank.
 Of Hezekiah Chapel, Wm. Jones and Wm. Slow, Jr. praying to be discharged rom prison-referred.
 Bill authorizing Chief Judges of County Courts to sign writs of error, and to reverse he judgment of said Courts-rsad second ime and referred to select committee.
 Of Nathaniel Curtiss, praying to be dis charged from prison--referrcd. ting to the assessment of taxes-read second time and referred.
 Resolution from the Senate authorizing the Governor to disband either of the companies of Horse ar Foot Guards, and form others when he shall deem expedicnt-laid on the table.
 Mir. Waldo, from the committee to whom was referreda Bill for the regulation of Civil Actions, reported the same with amendments.
 Report of the Commissioners the School Fund was received, referred to the joint committee on the School Fund, and 500 cop ies ordered to be printed.
 A message was received from His Excel lency the Governor, transmitting letter from Rev. Lewis Dwight, in relation to the management of Connecticut State Prison. read and laid on the table. N
 On motion Of Mr. Huntington, Resolued That until otherwise ordered, the hour oI meeting be 10 o'clock, A. M.
 Petition Of Russel Castle and wife, Edward Sargent, James How'd and George Wright praying tO be discharged from Connecticut cs.s. n...- Nkn nNoxsAssfaA .,r