Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-06-05

Blu PISSED nrpoia'iav HOIbroOk Csnia Judge Of
PrghMae ior Wavesrowa.-
Comniuee On Roads aud Bridges reported . reso-
laaoa granting the prayer Of petition OfJOhn welch
Com@aIee on Bake reported on the petition Of
James Brewster and oshefs bill in Gorm Incorporate
Iag the New-Haven County Bank, with a capital of
~ saares g - wnh eonus O. 5000 10 the GsR-
Blu 20 toFm for incorporating the Manufacturers
Bank AZ Hartford, came amended from the Commit
tee as ordered. Bill passed, 30 10 q.
Bill for act relating civil actions taken nm and
NE. Church said, the object Of the bin s to preven,
inconvenience resulting from Tire levy Of executions
on real estate. When mans circumstances BECOME
embarrassed, the means usually taken are sAeh "a IN
produce ruin to tile debOr well as ultimate loss 70
the creditor. BY the present bill, the debtor will be
anowed Time to bring about redemption Of his pro-
perry, while the creditor secured in the same way
rs by mortgage. The bill will give the creditor
lieu on the property,-referred 10 the Judiciary
COMMITTEE from this House.
On motion Of MIR. +. Smith, Mr.. Leman Church vas
added TO the Judiciary Committee.
Saturday morning, Mays 81.
Bill constituting the OF SOners a prObaae dis.
irici read third time and passed
Bill constituting the town Of KilliNgwOrth Probate
DlstrIctS read third time and passed.
The the revision Of the statu,e laws of this
State, reported a resolution appointing Thomas DAY.
Charles NJ. Emerson, and Erastus Smith, a commit
State. Laid on the table.
An act in alteration Of act for regulating and
conducting the military Of this State. This act relates
I" the imposing Of company fines. Read fret line.
The join: COIN. 10 whom referred the memorial
oi Joha " Eddy and Others, for incorporation Of
the Salisbury Iron Manuiaciury, reported vorably.
Report accepted, and bill in form passed.
The com. "a whom referred 60 much of the
governors Message as relates TO the militia, made a
report embracing history Of the number Of
eai a"d company reviews at ditereHi periods ia this
StSte-the apparent necessity for such enrolment and
mi Iona N-pha
same ex,eni-accompaned by bill, the tendency OF
which Is TO ameliorate the condition Of the militia in
regard to The member Of Of exercise fines for
appearance, SC.
The committee also submitted resolutions express
sSe Of the sense "fIhs Legislature that the term Off
ability 70 much longer than the necessity Of the
TO their exeriions in Obtaining modification Of
the laws relating to the militia.
Monday morning, June g.
The joint Com. TO whom was referred the resolu-
ton respecting the prohibition Of the issue and crcu
laon Of Bank bills Of less denomination than Eve dol
lars, and the Governors Message that Subject re-
port that Is inexpedent present TO pass any law
on the subject. Report accepted.
Bill appointing George Garter Judge Of Probate for
the District Of X liiingworth, passed.
Restitution assigning Tuesday the Sd inst. nj o.
clock I: "a. q: the time OF appointing Major Gen.
Tor the LIST Division Of Infantry, passed.
Resolution 10 appoimt Com. to make M the De-
beniure bill, and Com. wait on the Senate, and
ascertain at what time that body will he ready to adj
joutus INOmuastteeS soon AFTER announced.
Mr.. +. Smith asked that the repor, Of Com. on the
republication Of the Statutes be resumed.
considerable debate ensued, which resulted in the
passage OF the resolution, with amendments, that the
State incur no expense for superntendence Of pub-
cation, sc.
Afternoon.-The Committee on claims on the me-
mortal Of Ithie Town, reported against his claim OF
$2Ol2, and that he be allowed By the Comperoilsr
$62l, wheaever he shait sign an instrument relia-
gushing all farther claims against this State.
The bill for a rev Bank NJ Hartford, resumed,
and on m0tion Of Mr.. Waldo the name Of Wesleyan
Unversisy erased, NJ recipients Of the honus Of
5000, and the name ofConnecticnt Silk ManuEac-
turing Company inserted in it's place.
On motion Of Mr.. Wsldn, the title oEihe Bank, (be-
ing similar to that q Farmsgton. was altered TO ina.
Of Specie Bank"
The Bill Tor the protection Of Corn Fiels, passed.
The committee on imprisonment Tor debt, reported
that s nexpediental present TO legisaie The sub
ieet Rep0Ft aceeneeds.s-
The bill TO repeal the law Tor Districing the State
for Members OF Congress. was READ second time.
Mr.. j. G. Smith. Jr. said that this Law passed
the last session Of the Legislature, and wis., he liev-
ed very popular in every part Of the State; and he
moved for lis indefinite posipoaemens.
Mr.. i. Smith. of Lhchfed, denied that the law
was popular ia his district, and hoped the motion
would NOT prevail but thai the bin wopld take the
snai course.
The mo,ion was put, and there were Tor inde6aite
pnsspoaement As, against IL 100.
Two bills in regard 10 the military Of this Stase-re
dueing company trainings 10 ope day 10 each year,
read ID time.
Motion meet for the remainder Of the session %
o'clock in the moraing, passed.
great number 0f nimporiant bills acted ON,
amended, laid on The table passed. and rejected bust
we have no room for farther proceedings