Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20

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special oluor Ior nus al.elnoon, ai,ol oone
remarks by messrs. Fullan, Villas, chandler
OF w. Hebard aud swirl, his motion was a.
greed to.
Engrosscd Bills. Granting David IL. Sum
nor the right OF a toll bridge, laid on the table,
reviving tax on CRANKY, passed.
Sundry documents from other States, were
transmitted by tho President OF the Senate
among them series of resolutions relative to
the national administration from the State OF
North Carolina, which were road and laid on
the table: from New Jersey. read and REFER
ed to tho select committee on the New Jersey
case: remonstrance and resolutions Of citi.
zens of district of Colombia. relative 10 leois.
llation ofConpress in their district: from Maine
and New York, on the North Eastern bornda.
ry-from Kentucky and other States relative
To tho null;c londsEseverallv laid m the "a.
lblo.
Bin, ,,fcr,cd nv mr.. Swift. IN addition
to the militia act. and bv mr.. Carpenter. rela-
TING 10 Mortified artillery COMPANY. 10 com
mice on miIi,,rv affairs. Inv mr. Thomnson.
relative 70 Ills n divorce 10 judiciary com
mittoo
Pcso,y,;on-Pv mr. Warner or New Haven.
Iins,rnc,ing ind -rom IN innnire into the eyne'
diencv Of obolishino capital punishment
adopteJ.
Mr. Pope ofJincoln. asked leave of absence
after to-norrow morning. granted. Adj
- pehj,ons referred or mr. 7. N. Smith
and Others. 10 committee on manufactures. nj
Oliver Gleason. to general committee.
Peno,t, nj Committees. Nv committee O,
roads and canals. AGAINST the petition of Phin.
cas- Whito and. others. for want of legal no.
tice) and tho houss concurred. By iudiciar,
committee eskimo IN bo DISCHARGED from the
resolution relative 10 the system of TAXATION
granted On bill repealing act abolisbinp i'm
Iprsonment for debt, and il was dismissed
that no LEGISLATION is required as to the dispo
si,ion of money received for licenses for OK
lhibi,ions; bill to alter judicial circuits of this
state. and il was ordered to a Cd reading.
Adjourned.
Thursday, Oct. Is.
SENATE. Resolutions. By mr.. Woos
tier. as TO the eYpediency of puttinp wood ant
timber lands in the Grand list for taxation; b,
mr.. Norton, as 10 the expedency of extending
the Jurisdiction of Justices of the peace in Ger
ltain cases: both adopted.
The enprossed bill TO preyent fraudulent at
ltachmen,s was supported by messrs. Short
miner and Wooster. opposed by mr.. Clark
and laid on the table.
The following bills having passed the house
and been sent 10 the senate for concurrence
were taken I'D and disposed of as follows, viz
a bill altering the boundary line between Lei
ccster and Salisbury. read twice end referred
TO select committee sof two. consisting O
lmessrs. Wooster and Bottum. A bill in amend
Iment of an act incorporating the Windsor fir,
insurance company, read twice and referred
TO the judiciary committee. A bill granting
a toll bridge to David III. Sumner, read twic,
and referred to committee on roads and canals
Adjourned.
| HOUSE. Resolniioas. By mr.. Wash
burn, as 10 constitutionalty of the laws for Nh,
assessment and collection of military fines
passed. From the senate. resolution for cleo
lion of secretary Of state. amended by fxin,
Saturday 10 o'clock m for this nnrnoser
lconcurred in Rv mr. Wells allow;ng deben
lures 10 Eliakim Allen. the returned membo
/ $50 ,y :. - n,