State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-01

pr0hiblllOn oil the trallIc IN ardent spirit /;
referred to the select committee, raised on
a similar memorial from the inhabitants of
yMiddlebury.
Senate diourned.
HOUSE Petitions referred: Ofcitizens
of Bridport, New Haven and others, to com b
mittee on licenses; of Thomas Mansfield,
to committee of ways and means; OF John
Idc, TO select committee of five.
Bills introduced: BY Mr. Flagg, to in
cooperate Chiltenden County Grammar
School at Richmond, referred to committee
on Education; by Mr. Duncan, in addition
to school acts, referred to tho same commit
tee.
Mr. Eaton called up the bill locating the
county buildings of Franklin county. M
Smith of st. a. moved to dismiss the bill,
and supported The motion in remarks at
length Mr. Eaton replied when the mo-
ton was Withdrawn, the bill laid upon the
table, and the
House adj.
FRrDAY, Oct GS.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
! BWs.--By Mr. Pierpont, providing for the
printing and distribution of the journals Of
the journal of the Senate, read twice and
laid upon the tables by Mr. Kinsman,
Incorporating the Barre manufacturing Co.
capital stock, 100000, for manufacturing
cotton and woolen goods: read twice and
referred to committee on manufactures by
Mr. Raoney, incorporating the W.Townsend
Woollen manufacturing Co, capital stock,
$4,000, read twide and relerrck to comm.
on manufactures.
| Message from the House, that that body
had reconsidered the vote of Yesterday
concurring in the resolution limiting the
number otjustices Of the peace, and resolved
TO nonconcur.
Resolution by Mr. Converse, providing
for revision of the statute laws OF the state,
referred to the Judiciary committee.
MIR Watson inquired if it would he in
order to move reconsi leIation of the vote
of yesterday, on the resolution limiting the
number Of Justices of the peace; decision
OF the chair, that it would not be in order,
the resolution having been sent to, and
acted upon, in the other house.
Petitions, BY Mr. Watson, of Nahum
Peck and others, asking aid for literary
seminary; by AIR Tcnncy, asking an
appropriation for the benefit of Newbury
Seminary, both referred to committee on
education.
In consequence of n press of other mat
ter we are compelled to omit our regular
journal. The following appointments
were made i'll Joint committee of both
houses:
COUNTY APPOINTMENTS.
wINDHAM COUNTY.
| Peter r. TAFT Henry Wheeock, Assistant Jus.
tees /; Gates Perry, IT, sheriff; CALVIN Jownsley
High Baillff; Alexander S. Campbell, States At.
torney Marshall Miller Waltar Eager, VIM X.
shafter, jail commissioners; Abel Hubbard, In
! spector OF Hops.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Samuel w. Porter, David Pierce, Assistant JUS
tees; o p Chandler, States Attorney John S
Marcy judge of probate for the district OF Hartford;
1 Thomas Hammond, judge of probate for the dis
uict of Windsor; Benz swan, Walter Palmer, T.
| lphaIet Durham, Jail commissioners.
ADDISON COUNTY.
Samuel II Holley, Calvin Solace. Assistant Jus.
! ices Azariah Rood, sheriff; ID Collamer, ii gh
! Baf; l. N Briggs States Attorney Samuel
swift Judge OF probate for the district oil Addison
Harvey Munsill Judge OF probate for the district vi
/ Newhaven; Ira stewart, Doraslus Wooster, joel
Dooiuie, commissioners tor the all at hliddcbury;
John Plerpoint Elliot Sheriff., Harvey b Seymour,
commissioners for the Jail al ergennes.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
VIM kitIdge, Nathan II Sprague, Assistant
Justices; Ira Parsons, Sheriff; a. w. Reed, High
Balf; Solomon Foote, States Attorney; WIN
Hall, Judge OF probate for the district OF Rutland
Almon Warner judge OF Probrte Tor the district Of
tairhaven; Robert fiepont, Luther Daniels, VIM
| Fay, Jail commissioners.
CnITTENDEN COUNTY.
! Joseph Marsh, VIM Wood, Assistant Justices !;
G Alien, Sheriff; p Richardson, II. b. stacy,
John C. Gray, Jail commissioners; John Allen, in
specor OF hops.
FRANKLIs COUNTY.
Geo Green, Austin Fuller, Assistant Justices
Jeptha Bradley, Sheriff; Richard Statiuck, high
hailifi; Geo w Foster, STATES Attorney; VIM
Bridges Judge OF Probate for the district OF Geor-
ga James Davis, Bates Turner, Jos II Brainard
Jail commissioners; Oryllle kimpton. Inspector Of
: hops.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Portus Baqter, a II French, Assistant Justices !;
Jacob Bates, Sheriff; T. q Strong, high hailif ;
Charles Storey, Stases Attorney-Joseph Virgins
Judge of Probate for the diatrct OF Orleans--John
Gillian, Joseph Virgins, Joseph Chadman, Jail
commissioners; Chester Carpenter inspector of
hops
LAMOH.E COUNTY.
Henry Stoweli, Joseph Waterman, Asst.
Justices; AImerin Tinker, Sheriff; Luther
II. Brown, High Bailifi &. w. Butler,
States Attorney; Daniel Dodge, Judge OF
Probate for the District of Lamoile; Geo.
w. Gates, Asahel Raymond, S. S. Jones,
Jail Commissioners; David Campbell, ms.
OF Hops.
ESSEN COUNTY.
Azariah Webb, jr. Brigham Pike, Asst.
justices; Greenleal Webb, Sheriff; John
Schoh, High Bailitf; WIN. Haywood. jr
States Attorney; Royal Cutler, Judge OF
Probate; Timothy Farchild, WIN. Rich,
John Dodge, Jail Commissioners; James
May, ms, OF Hops.
GRAND ISLE CoUETA.
JOHN M. Spwles, Samuel Adams, Asst
justices, II. II. Reynolds, Sheriff, George
Goodrich, High Baliil; Hector Adams,
States Attorney; joel Allen, Judge Of
Probate; EIihu Parks, Ira Allen, WIN. II.
Russell, Jail commissioners; John Reynolds,
Ins. OF hops.
The committee adjourned to Tuesday
afternoon next.