Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-10-24
VOL. XII. No. s.

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County Officers.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
VIM. G. Kiuridge, ASS, 1u.;
Nathan T. Sprague, A' 'u''eee
Ira Parsons, Sheriff
A. W. Reed, High Bailif
Solomon Foot, States Attorney.
Ambrose l.. Brown, judge of proGs.
for the district of Rutland.
Almon Warner, Judge of probate 70,
the district of Fairhaven.
Robert Pierpoint, Luther Daniels. Wn.
FAY, Jail commissioners.
LAMoILLE COUNTY.
Gardner Gates, 81 assistant justice.
Riverius Camp, Sheriff.
Luther Fl. Brown, High Bailiff
Solomon Wires. States Attorney.
Samuel A. Willard, Judge of Probate.
Ansel Huntoon, John Walker, A. l.
Burke, Jail commissioners.
Robert Campbell, inspector Of hops.
On motion Of Mr.. Hopkins, resolved
that so much ofthe Governors message
as relates to a geological survey of the
State, be referred TO a select committee Of
| five.
On motion of Mr.. Hopkins, THURSDAY
afternoon next was assigned for joint az.
ssmbly 10 select reporter Of the decision,
OF the supreme court, and an agent to SCI.
tie the concerns of the Vermont State
Bank. Adjourned.
SENATE, 2 o'clock, p. NJ.
Memorials-By Mr.. Bowen, of inhab.
itants of Weathersfeld, against the traffic
in ardent spirits referred to select com.
mittee
HoUsE-The chair announced the fol-
lowing appointments
Select committee on geological survey
of the State, Messrs Smith of Berkshire,
Elliott, Colby, Beardsley and Winslow.
VIM. 7. Burnham, to be officer of the
House, in place OF Joseph ID. Hatch lde.
clinedl
Petitions referred-A large number
touching the sale of ardent spirils-lhs
militia laws-slavery-received and re-
ferred; ofinhabilan,s OF Cornwall, againn
capital punishment, TO Judiciary com.
{ The Senate came in, and both Houses
in joint assembly made the following
1
WINDSOR County.
David Pierce,
Reuben Washburu, Asst 'ususes-
John Pcttes Sheriff
VIM. Colslon, High Bailif.
John 5 Marcy, Judge ofFrobate f5- che
| district of Hartford
Thomas F. Hammond, Judge Of Pro.
bate for the district Of Windsor.
Ezra Putnam jr., Robert Barker, il,
spectors of hops.
ADDISON County
T panis R iii h0llsy' Asst. Justices.
Ethan Smith, Sheriff.
| Wightman Chapman, Bailif.
E N. Briggs, States Attorney.
Samuel swift, Judge of Probate !0t lie
district of Addison.
Harvey Munsill, Judge of Probate ot
r the district of New Haven.
Joel Doolitt.e, Ira Stewart, DorastuS
Wooster, commissioners for the Jail Q,
Middebury.
John PIerpoint, Albert Fl. Sheriff., H
willard. commissioners for the isA N
Vergennes
ORLEANS COUNTY.
J Alnn k K Tffn'h' Asst. Justices.
Jacob Bates, Sheriff.
Elijah G. Strong, High Bailiff.
Samuel Sumner, States Attorney.
Joseph Virgins. Judge of Probalsfss
the district Of Orleans.
Samuel c. Gratis, Moody B. Kimbsll,
George WOrthington, jr Jail commission.
|ers.
Philip Flanders, Chester Carpen,er,
James Salisbury, Samuel H. Hovey, hop
inspectors.
ORANGE County.
Lemont Bacon, Sheriff
Abel Underwood, States Attorney.
VIM. Hebard, Judge of Probate for The
district of Randolph.
VIM Spencer, Judge of Probate for The
district Of Bradford.
John w. Smith. Harry Hale, jason
Steele, Jail commissioners.
George Stearns, hop inspector.
The joint assembly adjourned 10
Wednesday next, 3 o'clock. afernoo,.-
The Senate retired and the House ad.
journed
SENATE. Monday, Oct Is, 1888.
Memori0Is-By Mr.. Tennry, of the
Orange County Temperance Society; re.
ierFed to the Committee on Telnperanes
! Memorials.
hesot4f'ons.-By Mr.. Ranney, for the
encouragement Of agriculture, returnediO
Inc COMMITTEE on Agriculture.
B'Hs.-By Mr.. Swift. abo!ishine capt.
lal punishment; read twice and referred
10 the Committee on that part of the Cor.