Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-10-25
FRIDAY, OCTOBER q, 1880.


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assembly, little business, other than the |
presentation OF petitions. and the recejp,
and disposal OF a communication from the
Governor. uansm ',ing reports Of the
Quarter Master General; Of the commits
ainners Deaf, Dumb aud Blind; of the |
Auditor in the Treasury Department and
on the school and safety fund, was trans
united to the Senate. Adj.
HOUSE.
Prayer by Rev. S. Kellogg.
Mcssrs Fairbanks and Porter were ex.
cused from the com. on the petition for
repeating the charter of the village Of
Woodstock, and Messrs Wentworth and
Martin were appointed in their places.
Mr. Bean Of Sharon, presented his ere
dent'els aud was sworn.
Mr. Kellogg called up the resolution for
a joint assembly to elect Secretary Of
State, Sergcan, at Arms, and Auditor Of
Accounts against the slate; Friday morn.
ug was fixed upon, and tho resolution
adopted.
Several petitions were referred, and will
be noticed as reported upon.
Resolution BY Nj, Stone, for Thanks.
giving Dec. 9Th; laid upon the table.
BWs-By Ne Wheeler, IN addition to
The road ac's, referred 10 committee on
Roads and Canals. BY Mr. Fairbanks, in
addition to act Incorporating Mortified
Factory Fire Co. referred to General
Committee. BY Mr. Mattocks, for relief OF
Daalcl Mecder. referred TO com of Ways
and Means. BY Mr. Baxter, taxing Chit
lenden Co.. referred to members OF thai,
county. The Senate bill to compensate
the Superintendent Of The State Prison,
was read a Sd time and laid on the table.
+ By Mr. Miner, to divide the county Of Ben
Eing,on, and form new county by the
name OF Manchester: laid upon The table.
The Seuate came in. and the joint assem-
bly, made the following appointments:
/, BENNINGTON Co.
s s1oH,,, w, n t.. A..is,.u. Justices
Richmond Fisk, Sheriff.
Samuel Ames. High Ballif.
Harmon Garfield, States Attorney.
: Aremas Mateson, Judge of Probate
for tho district OF Bennington.
+ Loren Dean, Judge of Probate. for the
district Of Manchester.
John C Roberts, Avian F. Mer,imsn
Ab'am B, Straight, Commissioners for jai
, at Manchester.
, o. G. Merrill. Stephen Robinson. Joe
C. Rouse. commissioners for the jail o.
, Bennington.
] Moses Mcllen, Inspector Of Hops.
, CHrrrENpES Co.
, VIM, Wood, ,.
) Stephen Bylngton. H ''''''e''
Geo. A. Allen, Sheriff
Horac" Ferris. High Balifr
David French, States Attorney.
, Charles Russell, Judge Of Probate.
c lsrool p. Richardson Henry B. Stacy
, John X Gray, jail commissioners
Levi Wh,comb, Inspector of Hops.
0 ORANGE Co.
: R 5o.5s. 6 cssG; Ass. Justices.
Martin Flint, Sheriff,
Josiah White, High Bolltf.
u Elisha Far, States Attorney.
Calvin 8'odgelt Judge Of Probate, 70
r district of Randolph,
G Josiah Dana, Calvin Blodge,,, Eth
Norton, Jail commissioners.
y WASHINGTON Co.
M M", :" iI p''s'y, Asst Justices.
e John Slarkweather. Sheriff.
y Lew Smith, High Bnhf:
l. ID. p. Thompson. Judge of Probate.
Thos. Necdham. Slas c. FrencI
e Wooster Sprague. jail commissioners.
j. ]. w. Curtis, Inspector of Hops.
" WIsDsoR Co.
=. Joel Lull, Sheriff.
= Barnabns Dean, High Bailiff.
- Edwin Hutchinson. S,ntcs Attorney
~ Thos. +. Hammond. Judge Of Proba,,
-. for ,he district OF Windsor.
. Walter Palmer, Elphalot Dunhan
=, Simon Warren, jail commissioners.
To- The committee appointed last year
n, examine aud report as 10 the location
"c CALEDONIA county buildings, made repo
y. favorable to q removal from Danvlle. b,
vi without designating any place to which tt
" removal be made After some dscussic
i, by Messrs Fairbanks, Chandler, Ma,tock
IS and Needham, n motion, made by the fir
"a named gentleman, to lay the repor, on Il
n able, for the purpose Of being printed, vi
l.. rejected. Mr. Chandler moved to ref
,d the report to the members from Caedon
county, and after further discussion
Mcssrs Fairbanks, Chandler. Bard, Haze
n, Bascomb aud Needham, the motion W
~ carried. ISL TO SO.
Mr. Hayward called up the bill reoti,
to the place Of hodlng courts IN BENIN:
ton county, and moved it's reference to Il
Oh members from that county: agreed TO.
u Tho report ofthe Quar-. Master Gener
D. was referred to the com. on Military Affilr
r. The House resumed consideration of II
" resolutions on the suh.tressury bill. \
en- Miner concluded his remarks against Il
H. resolutions, aud the House adjourned.
I" THURSDAY, ? o'clock, =. NJ.
SENATE. BY the committee on bills,
49, bill to establish the boundary line be'we'
n, 8 NJ, "A Al,