Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-11-04
ORLEANS COUNTY
Post us Baxter, Assistant
A II French, Justices.
Isaac Bates, Sheriff.

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Henry Wheelock, Justices.
Gates Perry jr. Sheriff.
CALVIN Townsey, High Bailif.
Alexander S Campbell, States Attorney.
Marshall Miller. Walter Eager, VIM
Shafter, Jail commissioners.
Abel Hubbard, Inspector Of Hops.
ESSEX COUNTY.
Brigham Pike Justices.
Greenleae Webb. Sheriff.
John Schof, High Baiif:
Wan Haywood il. States Attorney.
Royal Cutler. Judge Of Probate.
Timothy Fairchild. WIN Rich, John
Dodge, jail commissioners.
James May. Inspector Of Hops.
GRAND.IsLE COUNTY.
John M Sowles. I Assistant
Samuel Adams, Justices.
II H Reynolds, Sheriff.
George w Goodrich, High Bailiff.
Hector Adams, States Attorney.
Joel Allen, Judge Of Probate.
Ellhu Parks, Ira Allen, VIM H Russell,
Jail commissioners.
John Reynolds. Inspector of Hops.
The committee Adjourned to Tuesday Of.
tcrnoon next.
SATURDAY, Oct. 90.
SENArE-Reports Of con,n,ittees-By Mr.
Sheldon, the bill providing for an asylum
for the poor in the county Of franklin
without amendment, ordered to be cngross
ed for u Sd reading by Mr. Briggs. the
resolution providing for revision Of the
statue laws, recommending no provision
for the purpose the present session; the
bill relating to interest, with proposed
amendment; Messrs Briggs, Hubbell, Con
verse, Hebard, Young, Pierpont, Ranney,
Merrill, Howe and Sheldon. participated in
the debate, when the amendment after On
amendment proposed by Mr. Converse, was
conquered in, and tho bill was ordered 10
be engrossed for a Sd reading. Yeas 81.
Nays7.
BiNs-By Mr. Phelps. incorporating the
Ascutney Iron Co. read twice. and referred
to committee on manufactures; by Mr..
Watson relating to Notaries Public and
to protests on inland hills ofexchange. read
twice. Mr. Watson explained the provisions
and object Of the bill. and j, was referred to
the Judiciary com. engrossed bill, provid,
ing for printing the journals Of the Senate,
read Sd time and passed. .-.-
Message from the house, Of it's concur
renee in resembling the resolution, limiting
the number Of justices of the peace; and
bad passed a resolution assigning a day
for electing an inspector Of Banks and
agent TO settle the concerns ofthe Vermont
State Bank Mr. PIerpont moved to amend
the resolution by striking on, the words
inspector Of Banks, and iuser, in lieu there
Of committee TO examine The several banks
&c. Amendment adopted, ond the Senate
concurred in passing the resolution as
amended, substituting Tuesday for Monday,
on motion of Mr. Porter.
HOUSE. Resolutions. By Mr. Smith o:
NJ, instruct,ng delegation in Congress rel
laid upon the table; by Mr. Buckmastcr,
inquiring us to the cxpcdiencv Of additional
regulations Us to paupers--adop,ed by Mr.
Curtis. for the appointment of clerks Of
Supreme and County Court and registers
Of Probate by the lcgislnture-rcjec,ed; by
Mr. Carpenter Of w., fixing the 4lh Of Nov.
for adjournment Of both Houses-lad upon
the table; by Mr. Tracy. fixing Monday
next, 10 A. M. 10 elect Bank Inspector,
adopted.
Petitions,-Of citizens Of Milton and of
Martin Mnnley and others IN committee on
licenses. of d. Hoyt and of Proctor and
others to com. on roads and canals.
Report Of committee--By the committee
on Roads and Cannls, recommending an
appropriation for survey Of different rail
road routes-300 copies ordered printed.
2o'clock p. NJ.
SENArE-Reports Of commitees--By Mr.
Van Sicklen. from the committee on finance,
bill relating to Listers their Office and du-
~, with proposed amendments, aid upon
the table; by Mr. Young, from the com
on foods and canals, a report on that part
Of His Excellency's speech relating TO rail
roads, embracing fund Of important facts
and reasons in favor ofan appropriation for
surveys. which was read. and laid upon he
table; by Mr. Phelps, from the committee
on military affairs. the bill TO repeal the act
exempting members Of Engine companies
from military duty. that the same ought
not to pass indefinitely postponed.
Mr. Van Sicklen called up the bill relating
to Listers, which was read twice and laid
upon the table.
Report of the commissioners appoinie ed
TO attend the annual examination of the u
niversiiy of Vermont, was read, giving a
favorable account Of the Institution, it's
condition and prospects.
HoUsE-Mr Morse of Woodford had
leave Of absence from and after Monday
next.
MONDAY, Oct. 81.
SENATE Mr. Van Sicklen called I'd the
bill re lativo to grand list Mr. Pier point
moved it's recommitment, with instructions
to report a bill providing for the return OF
lists with real and personal property in
gross, dispensing with all The items of the
usual form--supported by Messrs Picrpoint
and Palmer, and opposed by Messrs Briggs
and Bell, when the bill was laid upon the
table.
On motion Of Mr. Watson 200 copies Of
the report on railroads, &c. were ordered.
HousE--On motion OF Mr. Needham Of
b. the committee Of Insolvency had leave
to cit during the session of the house.