Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-11-02
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day, concurring in the resolution Limiting
the number of justices of the peace, and
resolved to non-concUr.
HoUsE-Mr Brewster INTRODUCED a re-
solution limiting the number of justices of
the peace to a population of 500 and
less-6 to population of lOe0-and 10
to a population of 1900 and over, and
none to be appointed from the legislature.
After considerable discussion, the resolu-
ton was laid upon the table.
Resolutons.-By Mr.. Stevens instruct
ing the committee on Agriculture to in
qu1re into the expediency of an act to ca
courage agriculture, adopted; by Mr..
Needham of B, instructing the committee
on manufactures to inquire into the expe-
dlency of further encouragement to the
growth of silk, ADOPTED.
The Senate came in, and both houses
IN JOINT committee, proceeded to consider
county nominations, and the following ap-
polntments were made.
WINDHAM CoUNTY.-Pcter R. Taft
Henry Wheelock. Assistant Justices
Gates Perry, Jr. Sheriff, Calvin Towns
ley, High Bailif. Alexander S. Camp
bell, States Attorney. Marshal Miller
Walter Eager, VIM, R. Sbatter, jail COM
miSsioners Abel Hubbard, Inspector of
Hops.
WINDSOR CoUNTY.-Samuel W. POr-
ter, David Pierce, Assistant Justices, O.
p. Chandler, States Attorney John S.
Marcy Judge of Probate for the district Of
Hartford. Thomas F. Hammond, Judge
of probate for the District of Windsor
Benz, Swan, Walter Palmer, Elipha]et
Durham, Jail commissioners
ADDISON CoUNTY-Sam'l II. HolIcv,
Calvin So|ace, Assistant Justices. Azariah
Rood, Sheriff. A. D. ColIamer, High
BaiIif: E. N. Briggs, States Attorney.
Sam'l Swift Judge of probate for the dis
trict of Addison. Harvey Mnnscl, Judge
of Probate for the district of New Haven.
Ira Stewart, Dorastus Wooster, Joel Doc
little, commissioners for the Jail at Mid
dlebury. John Pierpoirt, Elliot Sheriff.,
Jail at Vcrgennrs
RUTLAND CorNTY-Wm. c.. Kit
rilge, Nathan I Spragne, Assistant JUS
tees. Ira Parsons, Sheriff. A. w.
Reed, High BaiIf: Solomon Foote,
States Attorney. VIM. Hall, Judge of
pro bate for the district Of Rutland AL
mon Warner, Judge Of probate for tho dis
trict Of Fairhaven. Robert Pierpoint, Lu-
Their Daniels, VIM. Fay, jail commission
eTS.
CnlTT MISUNDERSTANDING arsh
VIM. Wood, Assistant Justices. G. A.
Allen, Sheriff. J. p. Richards, II. B.
Stacy, John G. Gray, jail commissioners
John Allen, Inspector of Hops,
FRANKLIN CoUNTY--Geo Green,
Austin Fuller, Assistant Justices. Jeptha
Bradley, Sheriff Richard A. Shattuck,
High BaiIif: Geo. +. Wooster, States
Attorney. VIM Bridges, Judge of pro-
| hate for the district Of Georgia James
Davis, Bates Turner, Jos. H. Brainard,
jail commissioners. Orvile Kimpton, In
spector of Hops.
ORLEANS CoUNTY-Portus Baxter, A.
R. French, Assistant Justices. Jacob
Bates, Sheriff. E. G. Strong, High Bail
iff Charles Story, States Attorney. Jo-
seph Virgins, Judge Of Probate for the
district Of Orleans. John KiIlam, Joseph
Virgins, Joseph Chapman, Jail Com.
missioners. Chester Carpenter, Inspec-
tor of Hops.
LAMo1LE CoUNTY.-Henrv Stowell
Joseph Waterman, Assistant Justices. AL
merin Tinker, Sheriff. Luther H. Brown
High BaiIiE O. w. Butler, States At
torney. Daniel Dodge, Judge of Probate
for the district of Lomoile George w
Gates, Asahel Raymond, S. S. Jones, Jai
Commissioners. David Campbell, In.
spector of Hops.
Essex CoUNTy.-Azariah Webb, IT,
Brigham Pike, Assistant Justices.-
Green}eaf Webb, Sheriff. John Schof
High Bailif: William Haywood, ir.
States Attorney. Royal Cutler, Judge
OF Probate. Timothy Fairchi,d, VIM
Rich, John Dodge Jail Commissioners
James May Inspector of Hops.
GRAND-IsLE CouNTY.-John NJ. Sow
les, Samuel Adams, Assistant Justices
l H. H. Reynolds, Sheriff: George w
} Goodrich, High Bailiff. Hector Adam.
: States Attorney. Joel Allen, Judge O
Probate Elihu Parks, Ira Allen, VIM
II. Russell, Jail Commissioners. Joht
Reynolds, Inspector of Hops.
= Slavery in the District Of Columbia
3 The Senate took up the resolution on tn
Z subject, when Mr. Porter moved that it B.
+ indefinitely postponed and on The ques
=; ton the ayes and noes were demanded b,
MIR. Grandy; yeas Is, noes Is. On me
8 ton of Mr.. Palmer, ordered to be lui
: upon the table.
GENERAL, INTETIIcENCR