The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-02
Adjourned.

and alter the reading and reference OF Il few chap
ters of the Revised Statutes.
Adjourned
HOUSE.
MeSsrs Dillingham;, Ellsworth. and Young were
appointed com. on the memorial of the Chaplain o
the State Prison.
Mr.. Fairbanks was excused from the com. OF
the petition Of J. w. Hubbard, & Mr.. Wentworth
appointed in his place.
Rcrised Statutcs-Chaptcr 8, of counties, pass.
ed, Chap. 81, of common law, was reported
Mr.. Partridge moved to postpone it to the last day
of the session: supported by Mr. Partridge and
opposed by Mr.. Chandler,-ayes "a noes l59, and
the bill was ordered 10 a Sd reading. Chap. "a
Of offsets and chap. 81, of deposilions and witness
cs, referred to Messrs. Needham and Baxter
Chap 30, ofjuries and chapter 80, of habcas cor
pus, referred to the Judiciary Committee. Chap
80, Of new trials, referred to Messrs. Brown and
IIazcn.'
The Senate having met in joint assembly the
following appointments were made:
Orange County.
Asa Story, Sheriff
VIM. Spencer, Judge of Probate for the District
Of Bradford.
Caledonia Co.
E y. 5. c b., f'=h''' Assistant Justices
John Currier, Sheriff,
lssac n. Hall, High BaiIif,
Thos Bartlett, Jr., States Attorney.
SanI. B Mattocks, Judge of Probate.
Salma Davis, Geo. W, Drew, SanI, Sias, Jail
Commissioners.
Calvin Morrill,, Inspector of Hops.
Grand Isle Co.
3 Ga,y.h H NJ. Mo.r, Asst. Justices.
Gary Whitney, Sheriff,
Pardon Duel, High Baiif:
Frederick Hazen, States Attorney.
Joel Allen, Judge of Probate,
VIM. H. Russell, Ehu Parks, Jesse Hazen,
Jail Commissioners.
B. S. Phelps, VIM. Brewer, Hop Inspectors.
The Joint assembly adjourned to Wednesday
next 3 o'clock P. NJ. and the Senate withdrew,
Adjourned.
SATURDAY Oct. 81, 1899.
SENATE.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
ReUised StatMeS.-Chapters 81, So 50 and co,
were severally twice read and ref. to committees
chap. 81, and g., severalIy twice read aud ref. to
Messrs Cobb, Chandler and Foster chapters 63
and a. severally twice read and ref. to Messrs
Swift, Edison and Eeaton; chap. IS, twice read
and referred to Mcssrs. Noble Hoyt and Jenncss i
chap. 66, the same reading and referred, chap g.
twice read and referred to Messrs. Bowen, Harvey
and Waterman; chap. 80, of "repevin,' made
he order for this morning, was taken up, It's pro-
visions commented upon by Mr. Pierpoint, and
he chapter again laid upon the table chap. 8, OF
countless" an amendment, By the House, concur
red n and the chapter passed; chap So. OF Iand
axes" reported by Mr.. Marsh, with proposal OF
which was concurred in, and the chap
er read a third time and passed chap. 50. Of
he appointment oftrusteeS OF minors" chap. 56,
IF probate bonds" &C., severaIIy reported by Mr..
Noble: chap. So, read third time and passed,
hap Sc, laid upon the table chap. 81, of "es-
,heats," reported by Mr.. Noble, reada third time
md passed; chap. A. of " Wills" reported by Mr..
Jones, and ordered to a third reading; chap. As,
IF letters testamcnary," also reported by Mr..
Jones, read third time and passed: chap. 40,
IF the administration and distribution of estates OF
ntestatcs read third time and passed; chapters
81, SO and So all relating TO the settlement of
estates, reported by Mr. Mcmillan, without amend
nent, severally read third time and passed,
BUs-From the House, for the relef of Henry
Damon, read and referred to i select committee
Mcssrs. Cobb, Converse and Robnson incorpo-
'atng the Memphremagog Literary institution,
reported by committee on Education, with Il pro-
,osal of amendment, which was concurred in,