The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-26

persons residing with in less d;s,
provided; adopted. By Mr. Cbandla. 'han now
structing the committee on aericn,,, VI w. in
into the expectancy of applying a 49,. ;" Inquire
fund from tho public lands for ha OF The
raising of wheat; adopted. "y on Tho
STANDING COMMITTEES OF INN
OfWays and Means ossrs C,o,., USE
sason, Henry Of Chester, Houghton Dewey,
On Military Affairs Messrs. Smith ., II.
burgh' Cheney, McLoud, Davis Of N. "'n'''
Pierce. NofwiCh,
Judiciary Committee-M essrs. F,u,n
der of Woodstock, Hebard, Villas, Griswa",, '0an'
Committee OF Claims-M essrs C,,.
Shafter, Roscoe, Henry of Halifax. Ddylest
On observation-disclosures Swift. Soro0.s
tiss OF Irasburgh, Paul of Mddletown Ro" f'en'
On Banks Mossrs. Simonds. Mil. W
Noyes, Iiawley. DaEon
On Roads and Canals-Messrs po,,o
Beach, Stone of Bakersfield, Aiken. 'p''sOe
On lnsolvency-Messrs. Tenney. D,.,.
tin of Brattleboro,' Hastings, fairfield maj
On Observation-Disclosures. Colman v..,
PrentIss Of Wealhersield, Newton. Wb,nn,a
On Agrlcnlture-Messrs. Hubbard Lando. =,
christ, Skf, Stafford ''"|
Land Tax Commilee-Mesrs Rower r..
of Sunderland, White of Brownino,o, w.
christ. we
General Committee. Messrs Chandler orp...,
am, Brownell, Harris of Windham, Wilco, prs"
tiss, of Wealbelfeld, Drake, Cobb, Weh.,.."J
Colchester, Palmer, Skees, Chandler Of Do,hs
Baker, Ames, Hazen.
To make up Grand List-Messrs Tuuo 49,
dali
Sheldon of Fairhaven; Hyde and Paul of Pomrs
Barnes and Robbins; Foster and Tyler; s,an,on
and White OF Shelburne; Wright and Kent D.n,
son and Hail; Barney and Farnesworb. c,,.,
and Small; Martin of Glover and Downs. G,,v.,
Of Concord and Merrill; Knsley of Alburgb and
Reynolds
Distributing Committee,-NIessrs Sheldon If
Rupert, Putnam, Bryant, Howard, Brown of VIII.
ting, Howe, Bliss, Davis of Berlin. Magom
Wheeler, Andrews, Burnham, Rice of GRANNY
Ladd.
| ersfed and Pierce.
The Speaker announced the following commits
| tee viz:
On the bill apportioning Senator'S Aressrs Ne
| bard, Sergeant, Warren of Wardsboro Sprsgue,
Chandler of W., Piorpoint, Webster of Colchester.
Bayes, Gilchrst, Skeels, Baker, Pen,iss Of lrasI
burgh, Dewey, Adams of South Hero.
Bills introduced BY Mr. Cobb repeating hd
Oath section of the act of 1910 relating to banks
re ferred to committee on Banks. Bv Mr. Vlsj
for dividing the income Of the school fund almond
the several towns, for tho purposes Of education
| referred to the General committee.
TUESDAY, Oct. 10 ls4l
| SENATE. Resolu,ons-By Mr. Hatch, hI
structing the committee on agriculture to make OBJ
and report an estimate OF the probable expense y
a geological survey ofthe State; passed By Nj
Sheldon, instructing the committee on educaloDI
to enquire into tho expediency Of passlnsa hWl
providing for the appointment ola comm@e IN
each town 10 this state at the annual Mai6u
ting, to examine school teachers; passed. I
Petition-By Mr. Bartlett, from the TruseesO
Caledonia County Grammer School, referred n
the com. on education
Copy of the resoutiod, introduced yesterday 1
the Senate, by Mr. Hatch:
Resolved, That Tho committee on agriculture n
directed to inquire into the expediency of aP~1
priating the sum of three thousand dollars yearly
for the encouragement of agriculture, to be nhI
from that portion of the proceeds Of the sales n
the public lands, which this state shall receveb1
virtue of an act of Congress, entitled. An act y
appropriate the proceeds OF the sales of the PuO
lands and grant presumption rights" aPpro'et
SEPT. ] 1S4l; the said sum ofthree thousand d0l
lars TO be divided between the several counties i
this State, as nearly as practicable according 10 W
population of each provided there shall be orgaJ
lied within said counties, in given time, a soc'I
for the promotion ofagrcuture; the money apP1
priated to be awarded in premiums, by SAID s'1
eties on the best cattle, horses, sheep and s"'N1
on the best products Of the dairy, the best "O]
and the best household manufactures Of wool any
fax, the best crops grain, the best farming 'H1
ss, and the best cultivated farms, and thai W
committee report by bill or otherwise.
Reso!utions.-By Mr. Sergeant, referring VI
part Of the Governors message relating 10 Inc u
CHAN affair to select committee of five; adop'
BY Mr. Cuts, referring so much OF the '0'""
message relates to protective tariff, TO ' IN
committee of FIVE; adopted. BY Mr. DAVIS
referring that part of the Governors "ies' re-,
lating 10 new apportionment of members
gress, to the General committee; adopted
Bills introduced. BY Mr. Davis of NJ re'"' n"
peddlars travelling vendors of clo'hs '' c,o,tI
pieces to be deemed peddars) referred ~