Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-22

Htnj,ov Co.
joel Ian sheriff
Bsmaaas Dcso. High nlAG
Edwin iiufcnrsog. St8ipS attorney
rhos D iianmoDl. Judge olPIoba,c, for district
ofNt3eor
Walter Palnrr Ebphae, Durham, simon Warren
jail commissioner.
1ihe committee appointed last wear to examine
and report 81. 60 600 location Of Caledonia county
hmli,ngs, majc tcpor favorable TO a removal from
Dawilo. Bot ViiDutde signaling any place 10 which
the removal hc made. M Chandler moved 10 refer
the report tbc members from Caledonia county
Carried lji ia -.
Mr Harvard called up The iiil relative To the
place oi holding courts an bennington county, and
moved 80 relorencc o hc members from that coun-
-.iy agreed 80.
The r, pom Of the Quarter Master General was
referred to tho committee on Military Affairs
The House resumed consideration Of the Tesolu-
tons on the suh.treasury Din. Nh Miner concu-
ded bis remarks against the resolutions, and the
House Adjourned
Thursday, O'Clock, p. NJ
SENATE,--Pcsoiut'oHs. Fromihe House a res
oluiion fNing on Friday morning next 10 elect an
Auditor Of accouHis against the State, Secretary of
State, aud Sareoam At Arms in which tho Senate
resolved 10 cy@cur.
R,sainf5I --B mr Kutndqo Providing that
when the lSN~saiure adjourn, adjourn 20 meet a,
che State House IN Montpelier, the FIRST day OF
January next for 'hc purpose o acting upon the re-
port Of tIe committee appointed ly the Gov. TO re-
wise ihe statute laws of this State and that com
miitec OF ten lem the House and Eve from Senate
he appointed 80 examine iue reported laws during
the recess. Read, and aiut remarks by nessrs.
kundge, Robinson pcrpoin Tracy and Converse
Nr. Perpoint moved that tie resolution be laid on
the table THIS motion negatvcd, when the
debate resumed by messrs. Eaton and Con
verse. AMI the resolution passed, yeas, IS nays II
from the House, proposing rules for considering the
report Of the com on The revised statutes, which
were read, and laid on the table. Adj.
1IOUSE.-Pchfoar, &C. OF L ID Barber, against
the night of Ior Gowdey OF Mddiebury. to seat ii
the House, referred 20 com. on Elections
The Com. the revised laws reported certain
resolutions rules Cor the consideration Of that sub
iec' which were adopted as follows.
The several chapters Of the revision shall be-
presented 10 the Senate by tho commissioners, anc
each chapter slial be considered aud acted upon IL
like manner as bills, agreoably 10 the rules of tn,
Senate and when passed shall bee transmitted TO h,
House, and there shall be proceeded with IN lk,
nI&her, agycably 10 tho rules OF the House.
When any chapter shall have boen passed th'
House OF Representatives, and all questions of a
mendmen, between the two Houses settled It shall
he kept 10y the Secretary OF tie Senate, that th
same may be engrossed il necessary, and tie fna
action OF the Two houses had upon the whole reyis
ION as a single act.
The resolution for committee 10 investigate ia
Windsor aud Essex banks. was returned from tn
Senate, win proposal OF amendment, as to leay
II with the committee 10 decide whether is neces
sary 10 visit tie towns Of " indsor and Gudhall
NOT laid on the table motion Of mr.. Dillingham;
The Governor, by message transmitted sundr
reports ON the treasury, on the school and saiei
fund tie state prison, OF The Quarter haste
General and OF tie commissioners Of the deaf an
dumb and blind, and 800 copies Of each order
ed 10 be printed for the use Tho House.
The House resumed consideration of the sui
treasury resolutions mr.. Needham spoke IN ihe
support Adjourned
Friday, o'clock, p. "
SENATE.-Thc President presented a commu
ncaiion from the Treasurer ~ reply 10 rcsoluiio
Of the Senate OF the 18th inst requiring inlormatio
ia relation 10 Size bonds Of bank directors
The treasurer states, that has not been the an
form practice for directors annuity elcctcd 10 rene'
their bonds, bot that occasions when first elecie
the directors have executed bonds. The day OF tlI
reception ofihe bonds IS no, minuied and canno b
communicated.
M Adams iniroduc,ed bin relating TO elections
beng he rsS chapter ote refused statutes read TIA
first and second time and ordered 10 DO laid on tn
table
The Senate conclrrcd iu the rules in relation t
tho passing ofihc revised statutes. being the sam
adopted by the House yesterday. The Senate too
Up the revised statutes chap "ot the organizatn
81 the House OF Representative, WAS read the fir
snd second iime, and referred 10 the committee o
elections chap " of application io The Gcncr
Assembly" read Tie first sa1 second lime and u
iered 10 the committee on land taxes ch1p. -
the construction ot statutes read ic first and sccou
time and laid the table chap. . "ofthe proinu
CATION Of statutes ant legislative journals" read III
FIRST and second time and referred 10 the commiue
oa elections ADJ.
IioiSE--The chair appointed the fdowir
committee on his- mcssFs Cock Of CTaiisbury, an
Weeks
Resolutions by NJ Wheeler for distribution
10Th Vol. VI Reports Ly NJ RICHARDSON Of Wait
held, inquuag 90 expense ~ a.. revised statute
and Whether he Consideration oi thar subject cam
tc deferred 10 iGtnrc session by NJ Fisk Of Eide
a. 10 cApe3enry oi repcaiile He bounty act fDr q
destruction oi io,es for thanksgiving 5'h Dec Sc
erslly passed. 81 Nc Nacr iof Ioui assent,
Tuesday morning ncAs, ieslucs bank inspector a.
commissioner. reporter ni decisions 81 supreme cou
and agent 90 seito concerns oi Vs. STATE Bank "a
90 she table. The resolution tia mnrrr1 snifolucc
relative % sNing Isuts according 90 tlssg raltrao
Nas amended ~ 10 refer Use matter 90 sao Geuer
Committee, ani passed.
H'As.--By NJ Naieruan, addition 20 ~ Of ~
relation 10 disposition ofm9ney ralsea log Toaes,
referred to General Committee ~ 81 hlhneigl
ieiealing aG Incorporating sH@ae- dstocl,
ifffod 30 select COM ~ iliai ~ .ect
The HOUSE resumed e8.s llifl ni t.c slliirf