Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-10-18

Petition,---Of Straiion Turnpike Co, TO
com on Roads and Canals.
The Governor transmitted the report Of the
Bank Inspector and Commissioner, 500
copies OF which were ordered to be printed.
The Senate came in. and both Houses in
Joint ballot proceeded to make County up.
pointmen,s the following nominations were
made for
BESsINaToN County,.
S AIe1and. m Bliss Assistant Justices
Richmond Fisk. Sheriff.
Samuel Ames, High Bailiff.
Daniel Roberts, jr., States Attorney
ARENAS Matteson. Judge Of Probate, for
the district Of Bennington. Loren Dean,
Judge ofProbate, for the district Of Manches
ter, o. g. Merrill. Stephen Robinson, joel e.
Rouse. Jail Commissioners for the jail al
Bennington. N"'a
Moses Mellen. Inspertorof Hops
MIR Chandler moved to refer back the
nomination to the county convention, on the
ground that the seat Of one member (Mr
Hewcs, is to be contested. After considera.
BILE discussion by Mcssrs Robinson, Pier.
point aud Tracy. OF the Senate. and Messrs
Chandler, Dillingham;, Nredham, Partridge
and Brown, Of the House. the ayes and noes
were taken. as follows ayes 1856, nors l07
so the nomination was referred back.
The following nominations were mnde
and concurred in for
WINDSOR Co.
Reuben RsDia P ws.is.rp. A..i.iap'J".lier..
nIr., t,,a "a a.
after remarks BY Alessrs Ncedham. Hazard,
and Warner Of Ncwhaven. were recommit-
ted.
Sundry nominations for Chiitenden Coun.
~. after remarks BY Mrssrs Marsh. OF the
Senate. and Baxter ofthe House, were &c.
RUTLAND Co.
o ol%5i i'I Noble. Assi.'an, Justices.
Ira Parsons. Sheriff.
iona G. Thrall. High Bailih.
Solomon Foot States Attorney.
VIM. Hall, Judge Of Probate for the dis
tIict Of Rutland.
Almon Warner. Judge Of Probate for the
district Of Fairhayrn. \
Rober, Pierpoint, Luther Daniels. Will.
.
WIspHAN Co.
iienry w sSa' Assistant Justices
Gates Perry. Sheriff
Asa Duuon. High Bailiff.
Samuel Elliot. States Attorney
Henry Smith. Judge OF PIobal. Tor the
district Of Marlboro
Ellery Aber. Judge of Probate for the
district Of Westminster.
Marshall Miller. Walter Eager. Aaron C.
Robinson. jail commissioners.
Abel Hubbard, Inspector Of Hops.
MONDAY. 2 o'clock. Il. NJ.
Senate.--The committee appointed ut
former Legislature. TO revise the statute laws
cfthis state. mde a report OF their doings.
which report was laid upon the table
House.-The Speaker announced the fol-
lowing committees on temperance memoir
ais, Messfs Brown. Warner Of Newhaven.
Hastings. Cheney. Closson. Kellogg. Dill.
ingham. Tenney, Mauocks. Barnes Of Char.
lotto, S,arke. Freeman, Hnzen, Red6eld.
MrBrown introduced a resolution. instruc-
ting the committee on Banks to enquire into
the exPedieney Of eharering banks. without
requiring the private property OF the stock
holders TO be holden for the redemp,ion of
bills; adopted unanimously.
Partridge called up his resolutions. rrla.
tive 10 banks. when Mr. Chandler moved TO
refer them is the com. on Banks. The mo-
lion was sustained BY essrs Chandler. Full.
lam aud Fairbanks, opposed BY Messrs Pan.
ridge and Ncedham, and carried ayes ia,
noes. l07
The chair presented a communication
from the committee appointed to revise the
laws OF the state which was read.
A resolution from The Senate, for a Joint
committee on the sutjec, Of the report OF the
revised laws. was roncurred in.
The chair announced the following ap-
pointments. nominated by the Sargrnnt at
arms Alsan Carter. Door keeper.
Luman Rubec, Isaac w. Riker. WIN. Il.
Burnham. officers OF the House.
Otis Standish. Messenger.
Mr. Hedges called up the resolutions of Mr.
Partridge, relative to the militia, and moved
their reference to the committee on military
affairs; motion supported by Mr. Fairbanks.
opposed by Messrs Partridge and billing.
ham, and negniived. ia to i0s. The reso.
lutions were then land upon the table, on mo.
ton OF Mr. Parridge. and $50 copies ordered
to be printed adj