Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-10-26

Jail from the first of December to the first
OF April, and $3.50 per week the remain
der Of the year. The Senate, as in CON-
mittee of the whole, considered the bill,
when MIR. Bell moved an amendment by
adding proviso that the bill take imme-
date effect upon its passage. Amend
ment adopted. Ordered to a third read
ing Tomorrow morning.
HoUsE.-The Speaker announced the
following committ"ess
On Weights and Observation-Disclosures
Cona"t, Brewster, Hall Of Groton.
On the License Laws-Messrs. Fitch,
Garfield, Burgess, Kellogg, Edison, Brew
<ter, Sanford. Fairbanks, Eaton, Rich
mond of D., Howe of Lunenburgh, Ad-
ans ofG l., Ca1y
Bills Introduced-By Mr.. Curtis, to
prevent the spread OF infectious diseases
among sheep, referred to committee on
agriculture BY Mr. Allen, to abolish
imprisonment tor debt, referred TO COM
mlttee on insolvency.
2o'ciock P N.
SENATE.-Mr Briggs introduced a
bill, providing for the appointment of re-
porter of the decisions Of the supreme
court, and the publication of the reports
allowing the reporter salary ofS600 and
the proceeds OF sales of reports, after sup
plying the state with a definite number at
his expense. Read and referred to the ju-
dietary committee.
MIR. Young introduced resolution, ia
structing the committee on education to
inquire into the expediency Of providing
by law for permanent meridinal monu-
men.s in the several counties in the State
to aScerta m the test and declina.ion OF the
compass needIc; and also to provide for
4 more accurate mode of surveying, BY
requiring some test of qualifications of
surveyors and their compasscs, to report
BY bill or otherwise, Passed, and refer
! red to the committee on education.
HousE.--COnmittesS
! Ga Safe library: Mcssrs. Peck,
Eaton, Pierce
On the subject of monasteries Messrs.
Smith Of ST. A, Smith Of Cavendish,
Shp&rcr.
Pea ..,ns referred. OF citizens of Fer
ri>ouI gh and WeybriIre and of the Vt.
Temperance Society, to the committee on
licenses.
A n 'sSarc was received from the Gov
crncr, that he had approved the bill reg
uIating the e!c.:'i of L. S Senator's
The b.l' to 2l:"r the r2me Of Pat Han
" was passed.
Mr. D>wev called Up IT,, resolution
fixing a time TO cleo; L. s. Senator =
Friday ncx: 10 O'clock, A. NJ. was fixed
up N. AMI the resolution passed.
THURSDAY, OF. 20.
SENATE MIR. Hebard introduced 6
bill, incorporating the Tunbril5e manu-
ta:tullng COM any, for tie manufacture
Of cotton and Woollen goods. Read the
first and second time and referred to tn,
committee on manufactures.
HousE.-Prayer by Rey. Mr. Kellogg
Resolutions. By Mr. Field of W., in
>tructlnE the judiciary committee to In
qulre Into the expediency of a law to pre-
vent frauds, losses, &C., from manufactur
ing corporatlons-adopted by Mr.. Rich
mond of B., instructing the committee or
STAT Prison reports, to inquire into tn,
subject Of the compensation for labor O
state pt!soners-adop.ed
2o'clock, P. NJ.
The Superintendent Of State Hous
made report, which was referred, witt
accompanying documents, to the selec
committee on the subject. THE Who'll
, amount drawn from the Treasury !
$lOO,83O,62, of which is expended S07,
985,53; and no debts of any consequent
r outstandlng]
FRIDAY, Oct. Fl.
SENATE. Mr.. Bell introduced a bal
: directing the Treasurer to pay Silas H
Jenison $50 dollars for services as Gov
ernor the last year. Read the first an
? second zine, and referred to the commit
= tee on claims.
Mr.. Grandy introduced resolution, in
structing our Senators, ana requesting on
. Representatives in Congress TO use thei
e influence to procure the abolition of slave
ry in the District of Columbia.
e Mr.. Pierpolnt called up the bill to in
\ corporate the Rutland railroad bank.
: Mr.. Sheldon called for a statement c
a facts in relation to the bill.
Mr.. Plerpoint stated that the fact wa
s known that bank had been ia successfu
operation at Rutland for ten or tweIy
; years, doing good business its chay:e
y expires in four years; the object was to in
i corporate new bank, on condition tia
itsstockholIers shall take an equal amour
: Of the Rutland and Whitehall r.,ilroa
! conP2ny and expcnd 100000 in its cor
struct'on. The President and director
Of Rutland Bank are in favor Of the pass
age ofthe bill; AMI, ifpassed, would max
= no application for renewal Of their char
I ter.
On motion of Mr. Pierpoint the bill wa