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

of Justices of the Peace; rend the Il OF md
time, and referred to the Judiciary Commit
tee altering the name of MGry-Siize Roice,
TO Mary Eliza Adams; read the I'd time
and referred TO committee on the bill alter
ing the name of Pat IIanley; the bill in
addition to the act regulating judicial pro-
ceedings was read tho LIST and % time, and
referred to the Judiciary committee; TO
preserve fish in llinosburgh Pond, rend the
Ist and 2d,time, and referred TO the COM
Iniitee on finance; TO pay lleman Carpen-
ter the sum mentioned, referred TO the COM
initlee on claims.
The resolution in relation 10 slavery in
the District of Columbia being under con-
sdcraion, on motion of Mr. Pierpoint, sng-
costing that some senator's were absent, the
resolution was laid upon the table, md
made the order Of the day for Friday next.
The resolution, providing for inquiry rs
to cllims under the suspension acts, on
leave was withdrawn,.by Mr. Hubbcll
Senate Adj.
HOUSE-Prayer by Rev. Mr. Smith
.Hr Fitch called up the resolution up-
pointing n committee to settle with the SUI
perntendant of the State House - and on
motion of Mr. Smith of st. A. the vote in.
serting the name of John .Nattocks (who
had left town and returned home,) was re.
considered aud the resolution again laid
upon the table. subsequently the name of
Jonas Clark was inserted, when Mr. Dewey
of G. moved to make the committee merely
an examining committee to report to the
House agreed 10 and the resolution adop-
ted.
The vote Of Saturday, relative TO the &c
count of II. w. w. Miller, was reconsider
ed, and the account again committed TO the
committee of claims.
The bill from the Senate, relative to le-
gal settlement, on motion Of Mr. Villas was
amended, so as not TO affect any suits al
ready commenced.
Mr. Nash called up the bill relating to
the duties Of bank Inspectors, when Mr.
Smith of St. moved that it again be laid up
on the table he made the motion from no
opposition to the bill, but in order that the
course of business, heretofore established
by custom, might not be interrupted.
Mr. Sawyer of II. and the chair concurred
in the suggestion, when the morton was
Withdrawn. MIR Hatch moved to dismiss
the bill, and supported the motion, opposed
by Mr. Foote, when the motion was with
drawn and the bill laid upon the table.
Bills introduced BY Mr. Sawyer of II.
to repeal the act of 1907, to prevent fraudu-
! lent specula;ions in chooses in action, refer
red 10 the Judiciary committee; by MIR
Wood, incorporating the North Springfield
Manufacturing Co. referred to the commit
tee on Manufactures; by Mr. Fulam, rcglI-
lating the flowing of lands, referred to the
judiciary committee by MIR Villas, for the
relief of Jesse Whitney, referred to the
committee of Ways and Means; by Mr.
Peck, extending the limits of Jail yard OF
Washington county, referred to the com
mittee Of Insolvency; by Mr. Scott, annex
ing llighgate TO Swnnton, referred to the
general committee; by Mr. Sherman, in
addition TO an act licensing vlctualing hous.
es, referred to Judiciary committee.
Resou,ions--By Mr. Dewey of G. in.
struc,ing committee on Elections to inquire
: into the expediency of n law for more
speedy determination of contested C,cc
tons, adopted.
Petitions referred.-Of Mr. Warren api
others, for bank, to cocami,tee on banks
of Hosea Wililam- and others, for Raj
road, to comin,ttee OH roads and canals; o
OF ). IL. Goodrich, of Literary Convention
q, and Of Trustees of Rutland County Gram
mar School, to the committee of Education
= of selcctmen of Glastonbury, TO Land Ia
} committee.
:, Reports of Committees The Genera
4 committee reported against the bill relatin
C TO retailers of sprituous liquors, physician
S not TO be deemed retailers when selling onl
for medicinal purposes,) and it was dismis
: scd, the statute already in force meeting tn
= case; the bill in addition to act incorpora,
: ing village of marlborough, laid upon til
: table !; the bill to preserve fish in Shattuc
pond, laid upon the table; against the bi
i in addition to acts relat We to legal settle
S ncnt and support of the poor, and the
were rejected on the second the bill in aC
= dition TO acts relating TO pounds, &c. di:
j. cussed by Messrs Needham of b. De-
o Sawyer of ii. Curtis, Fitch and others, lai
;. upon the table against the bill for estal
&c fishing county poor houses, rejected on III
II second reading. The select committee o
e the report of the VT Asylum for the Insan
r reported bill nppropriating $4,000 TO ii
is institution, which was laid upon the tabl
n Bills passed-To pay Silas ii. Jeniso
y $6l3 So; to alter the name of Sarah Trlcl
ey; to incorporate the Brattleboroug
J. Typographical Co.; 10 provide compens,
l. ton for returning votes for Senators
m credit town of Vernon certain sum f
/. the relief of Ebenezer Spencer and Sine
to blanchard jr.; in addition TO the proba
IS; acts. Adj.
2 o'clock, z. NJ.
y, SENATE Bills introduced By N
m ~ IIebard, incorporating the Farmers Man
- featuring Co. at f. Bethel, capital stock n
~ 10 exceed $4,000 Read the first and S
IN cond time and referred to the committee
m Manufactures
- Resolutions-By Mr. Phelps, instructor
the Committee on Military affairs to inqul
Il, into the evils existing in our militia sysie'
tv and report by bill or otherwise.
n, Reports OF Committees BY Mr. .uerrI