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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-27
SENATE.
THURSDAY, Oct. 10,


Senate-Prayer by the Chaplain.
A Communication from the Quarter
Master General IN relation to the Arms of
ihlS State was read by the secrelarv..-
The Arms are ia the U. S. ArSnel at Yer
gcDnes, some of them in bad order.-
Communication laid upon the table.
Petitions-By Mr. Swrft, of the nhab'
ans of Bennington. on licences. Bv Mr.
Miller, of the inhabitants of Winston.
same subject, severaly referred TO com
mittee on Temperance Memorials.
Resolutions BY Mr. Phelps, Of Windsor
raislug an examination into a contract for
support Of persons in the State prison.
Referred to select committee Of three
Messrs. Phelps of Windsor, Ranncy aud
Miller; by Mr. Howe, that the committee
on banks be instructed to inquire into the
cSpedlency ot an alteration of the law re-
a'Ing To bank commissioners; passed, Bv
Mr. Ranney, requesting of the Governor n
statement of The condition of the Treasury.
After remarks by Messrs. Pierpo,nr and
Ranney, the resolution was LAID upon the
table. By Mr. Phelps of Windham, in
structing the committee on Agriculture to
make inquiries on the raising of wheat
and other branches of agrlculure; passed.
BY Mr. Converse, on the subject of dlstrl
button of arms of the State, passed, and
referred to the committee on Military AT,
fairs.
BiHs-By Mr. Converse, to alter the
terms of the Courts in Windham and
Windsor counties. Read the first and
! second times and referred to the commit
tee on the Judiciary. BY Mr. Phelps oil
Windsor, making it the duty ofthe State
treasurer to make annual report of the
state of the treasury read and referred tc
committee on Finance. The bill taxing
foreign bank stock, steam boat stock, &c,
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VOL. XI--No. $40

:
al power 10 prohibit the making and sale
of ardent splrits--suppor'ed BY Mr.. Dee
Mr. Robbins moved to dismiss i'--hIessrs.
Partridge. FuiIam and Dee opposed, and
Messrs. Hastings, Dillingham;, and Kuridgs
supported the motion, and the motion was
Withdrawn, and the resolution laid on the
table. Adj.
SENATE % O'Clock. p. M.--Pet,tjons--
OF inhabuan,s of Chester. against slavery
and the admission of Texas into the Union.
was referred to sect committee. OF
Inhabitants of Berlin on lnIemperancs
referred to committee on temperance me
MORALS.
! BHs--TaXlng bank stock, &c. called up
! by Mr.. Steele, and on bis motion commit
ted 10 committee on finance relating TO
power and duty of town officers, having
been read third time, was committed for
amendment, which motion was Withdrawn.
! Mr.. Waterman moved that 1t be indefi-
ojicIy postponed After further debate,
tbs motion was also Withdrawn, aud Mr..
Van Slcklcn moved the commitment ofths
bill for amendment.
Select committee on petitions against
Slavery aud he admission Of Texas into
the Union, Messrs. Ranncy, Howe, Young,
/ Haywood and Waterman.
BWs-p0ssed providing for a revision
of the laws Of this State, by three persons,
70 be appointed by the Governor, read a
third time and passed relating to prisons
ers and Jail wards. read third time and,
on motion of Mr. Briggs, Iad upon the Ia
bic from the House, annexing part Of
Canaan to the town of Lexington, read
twice and referred to The committee on The
| ;,,J, To- n nv w
sum mentioned read twice and rcletrcd TO
committee Oh claims relating to the State
House. and dcvotiug it exclusively to pur
poses of lrgsl allon, read vice and referred
: to committee on roads and canals +; for dis
, rlbn,ron of laws aud other public papers,
read twice, aud on motion of Mr. Plerpojnt
/ read third time and passed IL relation
to the surplus revenue. Read twice and
. referred to committee on finance; relating
to bank commissioners and inspector. Mr.
d Flcrpont moved lis indefinite pos pone.
mcnt. .Nr Cobb opposed The motion. IN
debate, followed by .M"ssrs Howe g. Pct
r point Notion to osIpona withdrawn and
y the bill, on motion of .ur Converse, lard
o upon the table. Adj.
.Nes,ages-From the House by Mr
!. MlAer, their clerk, announcing the pas
q sag u resolution Pr"''u'hS 'oF and''-
II 'hE t"e accounts OF the superintendent OF
y STATE ho"S'--'he senate resolved TO concur.
70 'n'r"c''"9 our de'ega''oh IN Congress TO
+ cIh''h paYme"' Tor the services o, the
C n'"I'a % MS STATE az fA''sonrgh during
: ~, last war; fe'efFed 10 comm on military
il al ,,'S' ,.u
n "'P2'S' ny mr. for'er. tha ON relauns
If ta''To2o oanK' mat the o',I ought I"
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report Of the adj and Inspector general Of
last ycur; by Mr., Lawrence. requesting
a copy of the Quarter Master General
report of the las, year-sevcraly passed.
Adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The resolution OF Mr.. Hatch relative to
the states share OF The profits of he banks,
was amended So as to institute an inquiry
whether any OF tho banks had withheld
payment, and adopted.
Petitions For Tax on Troy, and Lowell.
10 land tax committee; Of inhabitants OF
Mount Tabor tor their share ct the sur"
plus, laid on the table; of citizens OF Md
debury. relative to trial by jury, to jrdlcl
airy committee.
On motion of Mr.. Tracy, the judiciary
considering the question of the cons'itu-
tionallty Of prohibiting the traffic in ardent
SPIRITS also tfom The resolution relative TO
meridian llCcs--also from the bill relative
to assignments, and IT was referred to the
committee of insolvency.
Reporis--Bv the committee Of Claims,
a bill TO pay John r. W,ggns-. laid upon
| he table. By the Judiciary committee.
against repeating the usury laws: against
the bill increasing jurors fees.--bl sup
ported by Messrs Fairbanks, Hopkins and
Hastings. and opposed by Mcssrs Tracy
| (who moved to dlsm,ss) and Dillingham;
when the Senate came in. and the joint
assembly made the following appointments
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
George Green, } Assistant
John S Webster, Justices.
Jep'ha Bradley, Sheriff.
Richard A. Shat,uck, High Bailiff
Geo. w. Foster, States Attorney
VIM. Bridges, Judge of Probate for th'
district Of Georgia
James DAVIS, Bates Turner, ], II
Bralnard, jail commissioners.
OrvIlc klmplon, INSPECTOR of Hops.
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
Samuel Adams, ! Assistant
WIN. Wait, { Justices.
Henry B Mott, Sheriff.
Benz, Gordon, High Balliff.
Frederick Hazen States Attorney
Joel Allen, judge Of Probate for tn
district OF Grand Isle.
WIN. II. Russell, Elhu Parks, Ira
Allen, jail commissioners.
John Reynolds. Inspector Of hops.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Ava R. French, Assistant
John kImba'l, justices.
Jacob Bates. Sheriff.
E. &. Strong, Ugh ballif7
Charles Story, States attorney.
Joseph WiggrnS, judge of probate 70
the district Of Orleans.
wAsHlSGToN COUNTY.
Rndcrick Richardson, Ass slant
Plnv Curtis. justices.
AVIAN Carte, Sheriff
john Poor, High bailIH
Paul Dillingham; IT,, States Ate!
Daniel L. Thompson. judge Of proba,
for the district of Washington.
Thomas Necdham, Slos C.. Frencl
Daniel BALDWIN, jalI commissioners.
Llugan Ice Lamb. hop inspector.
Ambrose l.. Brown, OF Rutland, Su,
reyor General.
list. ballot. Ed ballot,
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LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY,, Oct. 10.

PRAYER bv Rev. Wright.
Mr. Palmer appeared, was qualified and
took bis seat.
Reports-By Mr. Phelps Of Windham,
relating to a revision of the statute laws
Of this state, of bin FOR that purpose.
Read the first and second times. and after
remarks BY Messrs rhelps, Briggs. and
Howe, on motion of Mr. Pcrpont, the bill
was laid upon the table.
BiUs-By Mr. Van Sicklep, taxing bank
stock steamboat stock, and vessels, Moor
poratng The provisions Of two bills upon
the same subject; read tho first and second
times. and on motion of Mr. Briggs, after
remarks By Mcssrs PierpoInt, Briggs, Van
S,cklen Phelps OF Wlndham. and Converse
was laid upon the table.
.Vessgs eg-- From The House. concurtlng
in the resolution relating TO claims of tons
State on The General Government, for rev.
oluionnrv services.
The Senate went into joint assembly for
the appointment OF county officers and the
remaining part OF the forenoon being occu.
pied in joint assembly, on returning, the
Senate
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
PRAYER by Rev Mr. Kelly.
Bills referred, By Mr. Hatch. relating
to banks 10 per cent. o! profits oF all banks
togo to the state) -rnfarred to the commit
tee on Banks: by Mr. Corey. repeating act
altering Charles Hardy's name, to general
COMMITTEES.
Resointione--By Mr. Hatch, for com.
mlttcc ui five to report the proper course
~ be pursued to recover certain money
from banks, 'assumng that some. If no,
many OF he banks have not paid INTO the
treasury all the per cent. required on thei,
profits, divided or undlvided,) iad on tn.
table on motion Of Mr. Smith of St a. f,
Mr. Ames. as 10 expodlrncy Of excmp,lna
$500 Of every persons property from taxa
,ion--rejectcd. BY Mr. Villas. as to the ex
pedency of supporting paupers by counte
adopted Bv Mr. Partridge. that tn,
present banking sy-ten Is unsafe for tn,
people. and ought t. be modified: TINT Tn,
banks, by the suspension ofspecle payments
have forfeited their charters, and ough, /,
be modified or revoked; TIM, paper none,
csu.ce sudden expansions .ud contraction
aod depreciation IN prices, &c; tina
governments are instituted aud laws mnd
Tor the general welfare, and consequent
shy ln~s inconsistent w,th TINT opd. ough
|" be repeated or modlti,d by the law ma
KING prHer--lald on the ,nbla.
tn" Senate came N. and the Joint as
scmby made the following appointments
ADDISON COUNTY.
Samuel II Holly, assistant
Cavm Soiace. Justices.
Wigh'man Chapman, High BaiiO
Ethan Smith, Sheriff,
E. N. Briggs, States attorney,
Samuel Swift, judge Of probate for tn
district of Addison
Harvey Mun-lIl, Judge Of probate for II
district Of Newhavcn.
Joel Doollile, Ira Stewart. Dorastu
Wooster. jail commissioners for the jail q
Mddlebu,y.
John P,crpo'n', Elliot Sheriff.. Harr
i. Seymour, jail commissioners for The ia
a, Vergennes.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-27

UaV1d PIercc, HudlloT q accounts ngnlnNf
The STATE.
David Pierce, 1913
DANIEL Baldwin 90
Scattering G
223
E. N. Briggs.
Levi Is. Villas,
The Senate rellrod-a communication
was read from The Governor, announcing
that Norman Williams, declines accepting
the office of trea>ufer,' and the House ad.
lOurned.
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BENNINGTON COUNTY,
Gardner II Smith. Sheriff.

Nathan /! Bottom High Ba;bF.
Samu"i II Blackm"r. STATES arm.
Martin c Dcmng Judge of probate for
the district OF Mancn sler
Y e Huhbc'I, iona. Hunt, Stephen Rob.
nson. commissioners for B"nn ngton Jail.
Wlnslow & WATSON, John & Roberts,
Fo" Ter l1oyl, commissioners for Manches.
Ger jail.
On the election Of probate judge for the
Manchester district, Aaron G. Robinson
was nominated by the county Conven,ipn.
and ARENAS Martesnn was nominated by
a majority of the members in the south
shire.
After much discussion. principally bv the
Bennington county delegation, Senator
Plerpoln moved TO refer the matter 10 the
Senator and members from the Bennington
probate district --carricG.
The Senate withdrew, and the House
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The Senate withdrew, and the House
Adjourned.
SENATE-2 O'Clock. p NJ

Reports-- BY Mr. Phelps OF Windham, of
The bill in addition to an act incorporating
the village Of Bral,'eboro; read the first
and second times and passed to be enrros,.
sed for Sd reading; BY Mr. Converse, of
the bill providing for Reporter of the do
clsions of the Sup. Court with salary of
800, and repeating previous acts upon the
same subject read the first and second
times. and on motion # Mr. Klnsman. laid
upon the table; by Mr. Phelps Of WlnGham,
OF the bill relating TO the prisoners in Jail
yards, that the same ought not to pnss; or
motion OF Mr. Cobb The bill was laid upoD
the table; by Mr. Briggs, the bill relating
TO the discharge Of mortgage deeds; passed
10 be engrossed for third reading by Mr.
Converse Of the several resolutions relating
TO lands granted to Moore's Charity School,
and asking that the committee on the Judi
diary be discharged from their further con
sideralon; committee discharged accord,
ingly.
Message, from the Governor BY Mr.
Manser, secretary Of civil and military
affairs, informing the Senate that Norman
Williams. Esq declines the office OF Treas
urer of the State.
BiUs-By Mr.. Porter, Incorporating the
Springfield Paper Co. with capital o.
$4,000; read the first and second times
and referred to the committee on manu-.
fuctures; by Mr.. Briggs, TO pay VIM. T.
Russell the sum mentioned, read twice ant
referred to the com, on claims.
Resolutions BY Mr., Haywood relating
TO the grand list by Mr.. Phelps of Wind
cor, asking tho Governor to forward The
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TTHVHT Uy INC CNHPTHT1
Petitions BY Mr. Ranney. of Charles
Phelps, aud 80 other inhabitants of Wind
ham county, against the annexation Of
Texas to the Union. The petition was
read and referred to a selec, committee Of
five, to be appointed by the char. OF sun.
dry inhabitants Of the same county. on the
subject of slavery; read and referred tc
same committee. OF other inhabitants o
same county against slavery, read and re
terred as above,
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Payer by the Chaplain.
BWs--By Mr. Ranney, directing the
Treasury 10 pay Rufus Campb'l the sum
therein mentioned, read twice and referred
10 committee on claims, From the houss,
IN addition to the acts for the distribution
of laws and other public papers, read Sd
time and passed Relating to railroad
bank, taken ~ read the third time, and on
motion of .Nr Edgerton laid upon tho table.
by Mr. Porter, declaring certain machns-
~ to be fixtures, read twice and referred
TO committee on manufactures.
Reports--By Mr. Swift, ofthc conmiltss
on education, of "A bill, authorlslng he pur,
chase OF portrait Of Gen. Washington.
read twice, and on melton &C Mr. b. sgs
laid on the table BY Mr. Howe, Of the
committee on claims. The bill pay WIN
II Russell the sum mentioned, with pro-
posal to amend by inserting zone hundred
| and fifty dollars which was adopted, or
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-13

By the following exrac: of letter, which we copy
 from the last Gazette, that the fears entertain ed by many of collision between the resident and the enlgrani Greeks, on the arrival of the latier were gronndIess. Ne rejoice to fud.ll
 FoRr GlBsoN, 10th Dec, ls36
 My DEAR SIR-Y Ye-poth e-ho-io has arrived al ints place, and ihere Is 10 be cdf, nor '7noats o eaf. The i've ehieltas, fe-poh e-ho-lo and tolla Mcin- tosh, with their plncpal men, ne yesterday all was pacific. The plpe oi peace Was puifed and glass ol old rye, perhaps cornl hiady drank oy at oco'n- nenoraie ihelr nnlon. he ,attng pe"pie Will re- aiti here tsia all he slrAggers have arrived, 10 or 10 gangs, when they will seperae and select tor the- selves, each their avone portions ot heir new couil- Try, and occupy t tpihouf m@5lnan-unless there be delIeieney he supplies promised them by the ooy- meni, which do got anHcpate
 As fhis Is the of the year when people supply themselves with new Amauacs, have thought Il ad- yisable 10 furnish them with he following table, by way ot "acconpanying document.p We have had 1t in possession about year. and have found 1t So gen. crafty correct that we can recommend it.
 Where he table calls for snow, 1t may read in this latitude, cold raia.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-13
CONGRESSIONAL.

Tn the U. s. Senate, Dec. 5, Mir. GiIet submitted the following resolution, which was adopted
 Resolred, That the Committee on the Public Lands inquire into the expediency of altering the laws rea- ting bounty lands, as to allow those entitled 10 them to locate any public lands subject 10 entry at private sale, to receive land scrip lieu of bounty land.
 In Senate, Dec. 6, Mr. Benton presented lhe ere denials of Messrs Sevier and Fulton, Senators from this State, who were then and took their seats
 Nr Benton offered resolution that the Senate pro- leeed 10 ascertain the classes to which the Senators from his State should be assigned which was agreed to--and then, on motion of Mr. Benton. the Secretary of the Senate placed three tickets in the ballot box and Mr. Seyer drew number l, and Mr. Fulton drew num- Der 3-conseqnenty Mr. Sevor's term expires at the end of he present session of Congress, and Mr. Full ton's al the end ol four years thereafter.
 In Senate, Dec. l2, Slr. Ewing, of Ohio, introduced ,he following joint resolution, which was read once and ordered 10 second reading:
 ReSoped by Inc Senoe and Housed of Representatives offhe Usd States ot America ia Congress assembled, That the Treasury order ot the eleventh day of July anno Domm thousand eight hundred and thirty six, designating the funds which should be receivable n payment tor public lands, be, and the same Is here by resendtd.
 Resorea. also, That it shall not be lawful for the Se- creary o the Treasury to delegate any person. or to any corporation, the power of what funds shall he receivable for customs tAe public lands; nor shall he make any discrimination U inc funds SD re- ceivable between different ndsvduals of bo.ween the different branches oi the putiic fevenue.
 Mir. Benton offered resotatiou, which was adopt ed nslruciing the Comrp!tiee on Finance 10 inquire into the expedency of directing gold com off he value of one dollar 10 be stamped al the U. S. mints
 h Senate, Dec. l5, Mr. Fulton presented several memorials rom the late Legislature of this State, op pre-emption ehls of he refuse lauds. and of remoy- ing ubsructinns in rivers.
 aIr. Robinson, from the Committee on the Post Of ce and Post Roads, reported the following resolution, which Was adopted:
 Resoieed, That the Committee on the Post Office aud Post Roads he instructed iqniie into the cas- es o the desirucHon by tire ot the building containing the General Post Office, the City Post Office aud he Patent Office.
 hir. Moore offered resolution to provide for the payment o Volunteers under the act of last session
 oi to prohibit the sales of public land, except to actual settlers, and in limited quantities. was read se cond time, and referred
 On the same day, in the House, Mr. Connor ntro- duced the following resolution, which was adopted:
 Resotred fhatlhe Committee on he Pos. Office and Post Roads be instructed inquire into the causes O, the confagraton of the Post Office building this morn ing; and also io inquire what injury may have been sus tained by lhe United States; and what Legislation may De necessary m consequence thereof
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-13

Tn sennte, Dec ls, MT. Fulton presented the mo-
 oral of the lae Legislature of this Siate praying an extension of the time for granting bounty lands to sol diers of the last war. Also memorial from the same, praying appropriation for opening road in this State--botf of which were referred
 Mir Sever submitted the following resolution, which was adopted:
 Resolued That the committee on private land claims be instructed inquire into the expedency of confirm ing 10 the purchasers thereof certain of land sold a them by John Pope, late Governor of Arkansas, ny virtue of all act of Congress authorizing him dispose of len sections of the public land build Staehotse at Little Rock, Arkansas.
 NIr. Moore introduced bill, authorizing the reln- punishment of the 18th sections granted for the of schools, and the location of other lands in lieu thereof which was twice read and referred.
 1r. Clay asked leave to bring Tn his famous Land Bill
 In the House, Dec. 20, on motion of Mir. Claiborne, of Mississippi, il was
 ReSoiced, That the committee on the public lands be instructed to inquire into the expedency of allow ing all such persons as were actually residing on or cultvatng any portion othe pubic land, and who were prevented from obtaung their pre-empons under the act of 1884, and previously, by failure or delays in surveying the public lands, right to enter one quarter secion to include their residence or improvements : or where such lands have been subsequently Heated upon s0ld right to quarter section, and one additional eighth, as Il compensation for their im- 1rovements, be located in the same district where such improvements or residence may have been had.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-13
Extract from letter to gentleman in this city,

The President of the Branch Bank al lhis place came over on Monday, for inc purpose of forming d Board, but lo quorum could nol be raised. Col. John Miller, Lawson Henderson, (not yel e return
 d rom Missonri,) Robt Smith, Esq. John Robiuso,,, Esq. and the gallant 8laj. anthony, tehom Gem. Jack
 son accompanied a4 Inc Greek campaign, did not uend 50 much for he isduense fxefcised the Legsla- lure by he ''iadetafigaoIe ine'iber3 from Jaek kson.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-13

received will not Do lost on those who hava lp . power 10 apply the remedy.
 Ofall the amount of loss of papers and property sp. taned by this disaster, that which most to be ted because irreparabe) IS ha. of inc whole of .l. great repository of models of machines in the Patent Office.-The mouldering ashes now only remain = that collected evidence of the penetration, inpeona and enterprise which peculiarly distinguish the decen. dants from Europe in hs Western World
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-13
.4ppointments by the Gorernol..

RlcnAan C. s. Baowr, to be Judge of tae Circuit Court of the 6h Judicial Circuit, ptce 4. A Oakley, who declines to accept
 .J.mss s. Bnows, to be Clerk of the Gncuil Court of the county of Lawrence, uice David ". Lowe, re- signed.
 GEoReE ". FERGUSON. te be Colonel Commando ant of the Lawrence cosniy regiment, Arkansas mil tia.
 CHARLES N. BLAcKmonr, to be Sheriff of ihe coqo- ty of Criltendon uice l. s. Reed, who declines ing
 PAUL VACCINE, Esq. to be Appraiser of prePenyior the Real Esale Bank, vice James Seull, Esq. oi Je fersou county, Arkansas.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-13
ARKANSAS ADV0CAk E.

The regular term of the Supreme Court eenfiei- ced in this city on Monday last-Judges Riago aud Dickinson present.