The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-02-08

from the foundation Of said Institution 10 The
present ,ma
T'ho bill for The " relief oF Insolvent Debtors,
and for the more equal distribution of their Ell
fec,s" was read twice and referred to the Ju-
D'0 SATURDAY, Feb 4
SENATE The resolve Tor purchasing and |
di.,r,autng the % part of the Sd VOLUME of the |
General Laws was read again and passed-scn; |
down for concurrence
Tho resolve authorizing the Treasurer TO
make his report on the lth THURSDAY in Feb
.aary instead OF the 4lh Wednesday Of the Sos
sion, was read and made the order of the day
! for Monday next.
! Mr.. ]. i. Austin of Suffolk, mnved to re-
! consider tho vote whereby the Senate yesterday
rejected the bill relative TO partnerships, which
motion was made the order of The day Tor Mon
day.
Tho resolve relative To the Deaf and Dumb
came back frnmth House with an amendment,
which was adopted in concurrence.
On mc,iun oil MIR. Burnell of Nantucket
Ordered, That the committee on Accounts
be directed as soon as may be, TO report the
amount found due 10 each town by the Com
monwenth for the support ct State paupers,
which have been audited during the present
: sessin,,-scni down for concurrence
HOUSE. Mr. Greene Of New Bedford, from
; the committee on Education, to whom was re-
ierred the petition of the Trustees of Amherst
Academy for leaye te appropriate part Of their
permanent funds to the payment ofihe debts OF
c The Institution, made report, that the petition
u ers have leave To w'lhdraw their petition. which
y re port was made the order Of the day for Sion
y day. Also, reported the resolve respecting the
Deaf and Dumb persons, with an amendment
which was adopted the resolve passed anC
l. sent up Cor concurrence.
y Messrs. Thurston of Lancaster and Shcldor
s of Fitchburg, had leave Of absence. the forme
ID for one, the latter for two weeks
Petitions yresentcd-Of Horace Howard an
II, others for incorporation the Central Bank a
II, Lowell; Of Dedham Bank, for increase of cap
a itai, of John Baker and others, Of Marlboro
y. for an exemption of fuel from attachment.
r. The House proceeded TO the order Of the day
y, and took up the bill respecting licensed houses
's lhe question being on motion of Mr. Holmes {
Rochester, TO strike out the enacting CLAUSE
4. Mr.. Iludson of Westminster, moved TO amen
nd the bill by striking out tine lih section. hut hi
fore the question was taken, the House ad jour-
he cd
'u- MONDAY, Feb 6.
ty, SENATE Mr. Brown Of Berkshire, pr
ce, sented the petition of the President and Tru
The tees Of Williams College for pecuniary aid fro
the Commonwealth committed in concurrent
to the committee on petition OF Amherst &c
TO lege.
the HOUSE. A bill in addition to an act reg
J TO ating tho fisheries in the Mefrimack rive
G. and the streams running into the same, was r
the turned by His Exceency, the Governor, wi
eg' his objections tho.eto; the vote whereby Il
IDS, same was passed to be enacted was reconslde
/ to ed, and the bill was recom,nitted to the col
mit,ee on Fisheries
nee The Committee on Elections made rep
'rn declaring the election of Warren Chapin a
IS OF Henry Phelon, returned members of this Hou
oil from the to n of West Springfield 10 be il
ON gal and void, and that they are not entitled
Al seats in this House.
bor- Committee TO whom was referred the pc
ond ton of w. l. Garrison aud OTHERS, concerni
tee, marriages, reported that it is nexpedient
por- lepislate thereon
The bill for the proper regulation of liccns
hers houses again came up for consideration.
for motion to strike out the enacting clause of I
and bill was made, and finally rejected The
yed bate was continued through the ioreno
when, without taking any further order the
ON on, a motion to lay the bill on the table v
the made and carried