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


compensaii)n for returning votes for Sec.
Rotary with IN amendment, which was con
Cured in, aud the bill was ordered TO n
third reading; against the petition Of Hiram
Lane, and the petitioner had leave to with.
draw his petition; in favor of the petition
OF selrctmen of Vernon, aud they had lcnvs
TO bring in q bill by the Judiciary Gem.
mittee, the bill relating TO legal settlement
and it was ordered to q third readinp
against petition of citizens OF Isle of la
Mott, and the house concurrcd; the bill in
addition TO the several acts for the settling
of testatc aud ntestate estates, ordered TO d
third reading; against the resolution for an
examination us TO the affairs of Moore's
Charity School, and on motion ofMr. Peck,
the matter was rtcommitted; against the
bill in addition TO acts forpunishing inferior
crimes, md it was dismissed against the
bill in addition to probate acts, aud it was
dismissed by the committee of claims.
against the petition of Tappan Stevens, and
he had leave to withdraw his petition on
the account of II. w. Miler, that he have
leave to Withdraw it, as the auditor is au-
thorised to pay the account when properly
presented, and tho House concuried the
bill to pay Arunah Waterman &272 so Ia
claim arising from the suspension acts,) and
it was recommitted; by the commtte OF
Manufactures, the bill to incorporate the
Brattleboro' Topographic Co. with amend
ments, which were concurred in, and the
bill ordered to third reading. Adj.
2 O'Clock, p. NJ.
SENATE Resolutions; BY MIR. Shell
don, insructing the Judiciary committee to
inquire into the expediency Of repeating all
laws relating to usury; referred to the Ju-
dietary committee by MIR Watson, inquir.
ing into the cxpediency of providing by law,
to prevent depraGalions on unoccupied
wood lands, referred to the Judiciary COM
nttee by Mr. !dubbel, for the purpose of
ascertaining the amount Of claims present
ed to the Legislature of this state, growing
out ofacts of suspension laid upon the Ia
BILE.
Reports Of committees. BY Mr. Hubbell,
from the Judiciary committee, the hill re-
latng to County Court Writs, without
amendments; ordered TO be ongrosscd for q
third reading.
Bills introduced BY Mr. Porter, in reIn-
ton TO notes and bills of exchange; refer
red TO the Judiciary committee; by Mr.
Henry, incorporating the Williams River
Manufacturing Co. capital $40, 900, referred
to the committee on manufactures hy Mir
Howe, directing The Treasurer to pay Amos
Thompson the sum therein mention, refer
red 10 the conmiltce on claims.
The cngrossed, in favor of John Fl. DIN
was read "a time and passed.
a communication WAS received from the
Governor, giving information of two vacan.
cles in Brigades, occasioncd by designations
Of Brigadier Generals.
The Senate concurred with the House
in assigning day for the election Of Brig
adler General to fill the vacancy occasionet
by the resignation Of Gen. May, when the
Senate adj.
I HOUSE = Petitions referred. OF citizens
of Cornwall to committee on licenses; of
L. Cutler and others, to committee oil Edu
cation; of Allen Swift, to committee o
Ways and Means of inhabitants of Water
ford to committee on surplus.
Bills to credit town of Vernon n certail
sum, and to give up certain note TO Eben
ezer Spencer and Simon Blanchard, jr
were ordered TO third reading.
Mr. Smith of St. A. called up the resaiu
ton appointing Hon. Samuel G. Crafts, t,
settle with superintendent &c State House
rnd moved to add the name Of Hon. Joh
.Maitocks, as one of the Committee for tn
purpose--agreed to, and the resolution wa
again laid on Inc table.
Resolutions BY Mr. May Of West Fail
lee, instructiug Judiciary committee 10 If
quire into the eXpedicncy of extending il
risdiction of justices with reference to bres
ches of the Peace, adopted.
Reports fcommittees.-The Select con
mittec reported the bill relating to weigh
aud measures, ordered to Sd reading.
.. Bills passed. Altering the name of .M'
ny Eliza Royce; in addition to act incorpi
porating Centre Village of Springfield ;
preserve fish in Hinesburgh pond, (.Mr
X. Field demanded the ayes and noes ; |
, said he was against this bill and every fis
'. bill. Mr. Needlam Of b. supported II
, bill, ayes 136, noes "a y to pay Heman Ca
penter $50 so; in addition to several &c
, relating TO justices Of the peace in nddilc
TO acts constituting Supreme and Count
, Courts.
Bills from the Senate.--Relating to ja
ors' fees, referred TO the Judiciary commi
E tee; relating to highways, to committee {
, Roads aud Canals in favor of John
s DIN, to committee of Ways and Means;
y pay l.. s. Durham, to committee of Claim
| to pay Silas II. Jcnison, read the Sd time.
4 The majority Of the committee of Ele
r. tons made full report, concluding tn
T.. the sitting member member (INr Haswe
: is eligible and was duly elected.
: Mr. Goodalc, FOR the minority, laid up'
u tho table certain resolutions, which, wi
i the report, were finally rccominiued to Il
], committee. Adj
~ MONDAY, Oct. 24
" SENATE-BHS Introduced-By \
= Sheldon, providing for the Franklin Coun
i Asylum tor the poor; referred to the Sen
tos from Franklin County; by Mr. Smil
l. to prevent the circulation of foreign snl
n bills, less than fives; Read the LIST and
>, time and referred to the committee
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