Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-04

Fox, Calvin Paine, Humphrey Callahan
Amos Capwell.
II Petitions were received from the Ber-
non Fire Engine Company for mcorpo
ration from Mar ilarri guardian, AID
rom Laura Richards, guardian, for sale
uf real estate from the New England
II Screw Company, for amendment of Char.
Ter for building and repairing Of SchooI
II iluu,e, No lG IN Foster; from sundry
crsons of Woonsockel' tor building u
house Of public worship ,of SIKH Schooi
Dis 'rict IN Foster, fo- leave to lay ataX
IID bulld school house aud from several
ministers for an alterai III of the law, re.
Speciiug publI,hmeut OF mlrriage =
NhIch were referred to appropriate com
nilees.
The House adjourned til 3 o'clock,
VI.
II Afternoon. The House met at 3
| In'clock.
/ The petition, IF lohn q B'ayion, Isaac
| Dyer and Abraham Perry, were received
and referred 10 The Commit C Oh convict
petitions.
\ On mulon of Mr. Randolph, com
miitre consisting of Messrs Robinson.
Howe and Williams, were appointed I"
iraw resolutions cJncerning Thanksgv'
! 'ng.
i Mr.. Maihcwson presented an act au.
,horiziug a loan ofn.oney from the state
10 the Smi,hviIle Seminary in Sciluate.
II MIR. Randolph wished an amendment
o The act, requiring additional secur't.
10 the bond offered. He wished the real
estate TO be held.
The act was referred.
The PRAYER Of the petitions Of the fol
lowing convlcls were granted, and the
vote liberal:ng them passed VIZ Of CharlcS
Jackson, Nesler Willis, Peter Hall, Mary
\. Gardner Cornelius Maxwell, Lewis
VI Hill, Calvin Paine and Humphrey
'allahan.
The House adjourned ill tomorrow
morning. at 8 o'clock.
"Wednesday Morning g-The House
net at 8 O'clock pursuant 10 adjournment,
he Speaker IA The char
The prayer Of the petition Of Mary
II
The prayer Of Laura Richards, guar
llan, for safe of real estate was granted
aud vote passed.
The act amending the charter of New
England screw TO. was passed
Petition of Jonah Titus ct. al. for re.
pcal'of charter was continued.
The act " in addition to an act TO IN
corporate the city Of Providence, aud
the act concerning the building OF drains
aud sewers were continued with order o!
uotce.
The act relating 70 the Ilarbor Of the
city of Providence was read, With the ad.
liIlon OF section giving the city jnro
hctiun over all The waters down to Yields
Point.
Petition of Thomas Il. Hazard, asslg-
nee, VS. estate of Charles Low, referee
to Judiciary.
The report of The Committee on the
Washing OIL Bridge, was received aud
the subject postponed I'LL next Session.
The act incorporating the Congrega-
nonal Society IN Woons"ckei, was pass
ed.
An act repeating the old law, giving
Senator each, to North aud South Kings.
town, WAS read the first time.
The General Treasurer's report was
received aud com nunlcatod to The Sen
ate,
Afternoon,
Petition of inhabitants of School dis
trict No 10, Sc,luate, was continued.
he following petitions we've received
aud referred 10 the appropriate commi,
tees.
Washington Grene ders, for renewa!
of charter; Blackstone Canl Company
vs.. William Field same W. james +.
Simmons same W.. Joseph " ood; same
vs.. Uliah Bc.edIct same VS.. George
+. jerks 4; same vs.. Stephen Benedict /;
same vs. Urlah benedict ;saIne W. William
Allen.
David Wynch, for new trial.
Clemens Brown, for remission of debt
due to the State.
The petition of Luke Il. Price and
others, for the privilege of taking oysters
from the Rhode Island waters, for the
Rhode Island market, was received and
referred TO select committee Of Mcssrs:
Clarke, OF Providence, Randall aud Ran
dolph.
The House then adjourned ill half
past nine O'clock. TO morrow morning.
Thursday Morning, Oct. 26th,-The
House met at half pas, niue o'c clock, pur.
suant 20 adjournment.
The petition Of Henry G. De Rham,
attorney in fact Of Paul Daniel Gousal.e
Grand D'lIuutvlIle, for an act excepting
him from the effects Of the "acl for the
lulilmem of certain contracts and for
Ihe relief of married women in rtain &C
cases, was received, aud
"An act in amendment Of an act in re
latIon To rights of MARRIED women, re-
peakng the latter sections Of the act OF
June last, was offered b., Mr.. Clark.
An act in amendment of an act relat.
ing TO hawking and pcddling, was present.
ed by Mr. Randolph, from the committee
on Finance. He explained the reason OF
his reporting tins hi |. In some Of The
acts, certain articles prohibited from
being sold, except by licensed persons,
aud IN others, a man was allowed To sell
anv articles of hrs uwu manufacturer