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


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/ Engrosscd Bills. In addition TO act incor-
porating Goshen turnpike company-passed.
The senate came in, and the joint assembly
made the following appointments;
| Charles X. Williams, Chief Justice OF the
Supreme Court.
i f I::ss S' % S:: Justices.
[rhe election Of fourth assistant Justice was
deferred to Thursday morning next.I
| VIM. Weston, Esq, of Burlington, reporter
OF decisions of the supreme court.
The senate withdrew, and tho house pro-
ceedcd in tho business.
Sundry reports were received from tho Gov
ernor by MESSAGE and referred. The contract
| OF tho committee to revise tho statutes, for
printing the same, was read, from which it
! appears that the statutes were To DO sold at
the following priccs'
! Linen paper, sheep binding $500
Paper like 10th vol. VI. Rep, sheep, $50
| Third quality paper, sheep, 300
| Fourth =" +" halfbnding, 1875
| II was also provided that at the expiration of
two years the publisher should he allowed to
add per cent. interest TO the price.
! Resolutions. BY mr. Downer, nsructing
the Judiciary committee to inquire whether
any legislation is necessary relative to the
election of State senators hereafter; passed.
by mr. Page, instruciing committee of ways
and means 10 inquire into the expediency of
furnishing each town with copy of the re-
vised statutes passed. BY mr. Porter, for
joint assembly at 10 O'Clock a. NJ Thursday
next, to elect auditor of accounts against tho
State, Sargoan, al arms; passed.
mr.. Hodges called up the pill providing for
settling the account of Lcbbeus Eger,on, and
1t was referred To the committee OF claims.
Reports mr.. Swift, from the committee,
reported joint rules, which were adopted
mr.. Swift from the select committee, reported
the bill altering the line between Salisbury and
Leicester, and it was ordered to I'd read
ing. BY committee of elections, on the re-
remonstrance Of VIM. Martin against Horace
HOLSTER, the returned member from Marsh
field, that the sitting member is entitled 10 a
seat, aud concluding with resolution accord
ingy, which was laid on the table.
The Senate came in, and joint assembly
made the following appointments
Leonard Sargean, of Manchester, (Sargeant
1872 ii. n. Baylies ST. scai,ering) John Col
by of Washington, Colby 1873, Levi b. Villas
SIS, scattering ~ Henry Stowell of Cam
bridge, (Stowcl is6, Edwin Hutchinson, 40
scattering 1917 commissioners OF deaf, dumb,
and blind.
Milton Brown, superintendent of State Pris-
on, Drown 1873, Jeptha Bradley SO, scatter
ing 81
The Senate retired, and the House proceed
ed with business.
The resolution for joint assembly, Thurs
day next, was returned from the Senate, with
a proposal 10 elect at that time bank inspect
or and bank committee concurred in Adj
iourned.
Wednesday, Oct IA.
SENATE.-BAs. by mr.. Marsh, relat-
ing TO the Grand List, referred 10 the commit
tee on Finance. BY mr. Howe altering the
name of Emily A. Phelps to Emily A. Perry,
referred to messrs. Howe, Dean and Foster.
mr.. wooster, for the Judiciary Committee,
TO pay conslables for returning votes for Elect
ors and Senators, the former Of which was
laid on the table, the latter recommitied. mr..
Miner, for the same committee, reported in
favor OF the bin TO prevent fraudulent attach
ments, and the same passed 10 be engrossed.
mr., Townsley, offered a resolution request
ing the committee on Military Affairs to re.
port a substitute for militia laws adopted.
Mr. Wooster called up the bill to preserve
fish in Oiier Creek, which was advocated by
I messrs. Chapman and Wooster aud opposed
~ messrs. Eaton of Franklin, Eaton of Wash
ingion, miner, and others, when after some
playful spauing between mr.. Wooster and
mr.. Eaton Of Washington, the bill was re-
jecied.
mr.. Miner called up joint resolution from
the house, fixing on "Wednesday 10 o'clock,
a. m, Ia choose a secretary of state, which
after being amended by substituting Saturday
next, 10 O'Clock a. m. for that election, wa,
adopted. Adjourned.
> HOUSE.-rhe chair appointed the follow
. ing committee on the VI. Asylum Tor tho In
: sane messrs. swii, Colby, Kinsman, Villas
!, Cook
!. Pehi,ohs referred. OF Elisha Fish "a, 4
= com. on military Affairs Of Elisha II. Ale
O 70 committee 81 claims Of select men ofGuild
y hall. and Of Moses y. Chamberlain, 10 cor
, 81 ways AMI means
>, The bln establishing boundary line loiwee
~ Salisbury atd ieircsicf WAS ordered TO q ;
a. reading
~ Rspoff' Z C,7s-iff,,f. By oummiiice Z
o. roads AMI rausls. tih IN discontinue The uor,
AZ mountain iul1 "a thrrcndcn; ordered 20
u. third reading ny 'hirl curmiuee hii' pf