Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-10-23
Gates Perry, jr. Sheriff.
A sa Dutton, High Bailif.

LAMoILLE COUNTY.
J JoDSS'1 w B56Ss' Assistant Justices
Almern Tinker, Sheriff.
Luther II Brown, High Bailif.
Orion w Butler, State's Attorney.
Daniel Dodge, Judge of probate for the dis
trct of Lamoe. Geo. w Gates. Asahcl
Raymond, Stephen Jones, Jail commissioners
Robert Campbell, Josiah. Atkins, Asa An.
drews, Ivory Luce, hop inspectors,
ORANGE COUNTY.
panel pane, G EiIaG Assistant Justice"
Tappan Stevens, Sheriff.
WIN. Ssnborn, High Bailif
Edmund Weston, States Attorney.
VIM. Spencer, Judge of probate for the dis
trct Of Bradford Calvin Bodgett, Judge of
probate for the district of Randolph. Josiah
Dana, Joshua Dickinson, Ephraim Hatch, Jail
commissioners, Samuel Austin, inspector Of
hops.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
p pap%sP M noFso"' assistant Justices.
WINDSOR COUNTY
5 Sam%'I p; " pOr''F' assistant Justices
Joel Lull, jr High Bailif
Oliver P. Chandler, States Attorney
| John Marcy Judge of probate for the dis
trict Of Hartford. Thomas Hammond, Judge
of probate for the district Of Windsor. Benz
Swan, Walter Palmer, Eliphalet Durham, jail
commissioners. Ezra Putnam, jr Isaac Howe,
Salahiel Adams, hop inspectors.
The Joint assembly adjourned 10 Wednes-
day morning next, and the House adjourned
SENATE O'Clock, P. Mo give an
opportunity for the committees to prepare
business,
On motion Of Mr.. Phelps, of Windham
Co. the Senate
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The chair announce the following COM
mitiees
On the Grand List-Messrs. Hatch,
Winslow, Barber of Pownal, Hayward,
Worden, Winchester, Kellogg, Forrington
OF Brandon, Atwood, Wiley of Weston, Ca
prom, Doud, Field Of Jericho, Fletcher,
Scott, Cardell, Nelson, Martin, Foster, APP
pleton, Hill, Dawson, Corliss.
Distributing committee-Messrs. Hewes,
Duncan, Cotton, Woodbury. Of Baltimore,
Walker, Bacon, Snyder, Averill, Tru!l, Full
Ter, Warner, Pennock, French Of Bloom
field, Dawson.
The House resumed consideration OF The
bill introduced by Mr. Partridge, in addition
TO the school acts, and it was referred TO
the committee on Education.
Bills iniroduced--By Mr. Needham, con-
strung the Sd sec. of Jail act, passed Nov.
IL, 1908; by Mr. Field OF w. relating to
assignments-bot referred TO the Judicial
ry committee by Mr. Colby, referred TO
committee on Manufactures by Mr. Part
ridge, for annua meeting OF trustees OF
Norwich University on Sd Wednesday in
August-relerred 10 committee on Educa-
ton.
neutrality-suspicious. by Messrs. Chit
tenIen, and Kittridge, and referred 10 the
committee on military affairs by Mr. Allen
Of Westminster, of inhabitants OF Putney,
requesting the legislature TO protest against
The admission OF any new states into the
Union toleratng slavery-asO against the
admission OF Texas referred to select COM
mitlee OF five other petitions on the same
subject referred to the same committee; by
Mr. Kittridge, Of gentlemen and ladies of
Rutland, relative to the licence laws and in
temperance-aso many Others on the same
subject by other northumberland to a
select committee Of one from each county:
OF Centre Turnpike Company, to committee
on roads and lands; Of Danlor,h, To
committee of claims sundry petitions to
committee on military affairs of towns of
Bralntree, Bradleyvalc, Brunswick, to land
tax committee of inhabitants OF Shafts
bury, relative TO trial by jury, referred 10
judiciary committee: Of Chauncoy Adams
and Others, 10 committee on roads anG ca
ma Is : of Henry II. Robinson, referred To
committee on claims.
ReSoiutions--By Mr. Woodbury. of Bal
timorc, referring The Governors message
to the appropriate committees; by Mr..
Hopkins, insiructing The committee on 40
rcnlture TO inquire into the expediency of
bounty on the raising Of wheal--all which
were adopted. By Mr. Fairbanks, for a
committee OF three to direct proper meas
ures for the ventilation OF the representa-
tives' hall-aid on the table.
Adjourned.
MONDAY, Oct. I6.
SENATE.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Resolutions, by Mr. Phelps of Windham, d.
recting the committee on Temperance memo
rails, TO inquire into the expcdiency of report
ing bill Tor the punishment Of drunkenness.
Referred TO the committee on Temperance
memorials. By Mr.. Ranney, in amendment of
the rules of Joint assembly, which lies on the
table "a hours, by the rules of the Senate; by
MIR Cobb, ipstructing the committee on the
Judiciary 10 inquire into the laws relating 10
mesne process, and report by bill or otherwise:
by Mr. Young, instructing the committee on
manufactures, TO inquire into the expediency Of
providing, by law, for the education of minors
employed in manufactures. Referred TO the
committee on manufactures by Mr. Ham
mond, to inquire into the expediency of repeal
ing the law, granting lands TO Moore's charity
school. Read and laid upon the table.