Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-06-06

atO OF banking capNaI or IaClIltleS. lie IIVeu
in district decidedly manufacturing, and so
far as his observations had extended, those
disconnected with Banks, had been the most
successful. Bill passed-Ycas 81, Nays, SO.
Bill Incorporating the Manufacturers Bank
at Pennington, read third time, amended by
changing the name, and lost.
Bill Incorporating the ThOmpsonviIle Bank
at Enfield, read third time, several amend
ments moved and adopted, and the bill lost.
Thursday, May 80.
Report Of the committee on the subject of
mileage, accompanied by resolution estab
fishing the mileage from the several towns 10
Hartford and New-Haven; report accepted,
and resolution passed.
Bill appointing Justices Of the Peace for the
County Of Middlesex, passed.
Bills appointing Lorrain T. Pease Chief
Judge, and Samuel H. Huntington and Ira E.
Smith Associate Judges for the County Court
for Hartford County, passed.
Bills appointing Isaac Perkins Judge of
Probate for the district Of Hartford, Ira E.
Smith for Berlin, Lorrain T. Pease for En-
field, Samuel Mills for East Windsor, Joab
Griffin for Grapby, Lemuel Whitman for Far
mington, Henry A. Mitchell for Bristol, John
o. Pettibone for Simsbury, Francis w. Will
cox for Southington, and Luther LOOMS for
Sufheld passed.
Bill appointing Justices of the Peace for
Hartford County, passed.
Afternoon. 10 incorporate the yhOmp-
son Bank, read third time, and passed.
Act to incorporate the New-London Coun-
ty Bank, read third time. Advocated by
Messrs. Haley & Brown, and opposed by
Messrs. Foot & Burial, and lost.
Act Incorporating the Farmers and Me-
oh d., 4 L.
debate, passed.
Friday, May 81.
Resolution appointing committee to in
qule at what time the House can adjourn,
passed, and Messrs. Raymond and Warren
appointed.
Bill for an act Incorporating the Merchants
and Mechanics Bank at Bridgeport, read
third time by its title. and lost.
Act Incorporating the State Bank at SIAM
ford read third time by its title, negatived.
Petitions of William Teller and Cesar
Reynolds, praying for postponement of their
execution to the last Friday in September,
advocated by number of gentlemen and OPP
posed by none, and referred to select COM
mittee for the express purpose of reporting
resolution to postpone the execution.
Resolution appointing VIM. HI. Ellis, Ira
E. Smith and Nathaniel Stevens Commits
sinners on the Hartford and New Haven Rail
Road, passed.
Resolution allowing to Lucy Ann Bascom,
assistant matron in the State Prison. the sum
of $3.50, came from the Senate amended by
substituting S75, committee of conference APP
pointed.
Bill for public act relating to the assess
ment Of taxes, repeating the law exemptng
ministers, &c. from the poll tax. came from
the Senate amended 10 favor Of students of
colleges, SC. re-considereda and concurred with
the Senate in the amendment, and adhered to
their vote on the passage of the bill.
Resolution appointing Joseph Pratt, Sam
nel Fl. Huntington and VIM. w. Boardman
Directors of the State Prison, passed.
Bill authorizing Notarirs Public to admin
lister oaths, SC. read third time. and passed.
Bill authorizing clerks of probate to admin
| ister- oaths, passed.
Bill for public act concerning crimes and
punshments. (relating to authorizing the ju-
ry 10 limit fines and punishments,) read third
time and negatved.
AJternoon.-The committee of conference
on the bill appointing Isaac Kellogg Judge Of
Probate for the district Of New Hartford re-
ported, House adhered.
Bill for public act relating TO the foreclO-
sure of mortgages, read third time and passed.
Bill fora public act relating to civil actions,
read third time. negatived.
Bill for public act regarding anatomical
and medical science, passed.
Bill for public act relating to Sherifs,
Limiting them to $50 from their deputies)
read third time and negatived.
Bill for public act to regulate the inspec-
ton Of sole leather, read third time, passed.
Saturday, June 1.
The Committee appointed to take into
consideration the subject Of distributing the
monies Of the school fund, not distributed in
the common average to school societies,
passed.
Report Of the Phoenix Bank, laid on table
Resolution for amending the Constitution
made the order of the day for Monday next
at s O'Clock p. M.
Report Of the committee on that part of
the Governors Message which relates to lot
teries, and also the petition Of the New-Ha-
ven Mechanics Society, read and accepted.
Report Of the select Committee to whom
was referred bill for public act entitled an
act to distribute monies that may be received
from the United States, reporting a rcsolu-
ton instructing the representatives and sena-
tors in congress from this state to obtain from
the United States, the balance due this state,
and place the same in the Treasury bill read
first time, and together with the resolution
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