Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-10
General "A sseIllbIy.
In SESSION AT EAsr-GREENwIcH.

It nine u'cl"ck.
A vrlr was pissed c"niiuulng the peli.
rron Of SchooI District M 0.mthc town,
If BnrrlllvIlle, with order of nollre.
The following petitions were received
md referred
OF Jesse X Rhnd's. for re,ior ,lion ol
privileges OF Isaac :. Whi;iord guar
dian, for sale 0i real estate
OF Providence Dyeing. Bleaching. ard
Cn'endering Company. for act Of mcor
purallon.
OF \. ID. Il"d! !es aud Others. for in
corpnrnion Of Providence Horse Guards
OF National Cadets for appr' prlation
OF Y. S. Mnuran and o'hers, 10
charter Of Sea Fenci5les.
OF Samuel Hazard, for remission OF
military iue.
The report ofihe Warden of the Stat,
Prison, was read aud arcep,cd.
The report of the Quarlermas,er Gene
raj on the Arsenal aud State arms, wa
accepted
MIR. Cranston was appointed com
mi,lee to draft resolutions for ihauksgiv
ing.
An act for the better regulation Of trust
estates, wus read the first time and reicrr
ed to the Committee on the judiciary.
An act Incorporating Tue Aquidneck
Hose Go. was passed.
An act authorizing The use Of the
States jlil By the cIy Of Providence, wa
passed.
The report aud resolutions concerning
he Connecticut line, were taken up. read.
and referred to Messrs. Cransion, Blake,
and Dixon.
The PRAYER Of the petition OF ih"
United Library Company in Sciluae,
was granted, aud act passed.
A resolution was passed. authorizing |
the vanishing Of the portrait Of Washing.
ton, in Newport.
, A resolution was offered by Mr.. Branch
referring the subject Of the rank Of the
officers of certain companies, To the com.
panles themselves, ard requesting them
to report upon the expediercy Of redu
cling the rank "f the commanding officers
to that of "A captain, was referred to the
committee on the militia.
A resolution was passed appointing
Ncssrs. kng, Stead, Blake. Shermln. /
and I. Wbipple. a committee on the
State Prison. -.
The representation of toe Providence II
llorse Guards. respecting their weapons.
was laid before the House by The Ga.
vernOr.
The House then adjourned till 3 -
,lork. 1
Afternoon The House E,et at 80
dock.
The follow ing petitions were rcccivct
md referred \
OIGeorge b. Thomas and others, for
military charter.
OF Woonsock"t Guards. for ch ,rie,
nd app oPrla,Ion.
OfCharlcs Spicer, br rrmission Of iiGe
OF John Kelsey, for remission of II
enSe money.
OfBrgham y. Barton, for discharge
I rcc"g Ilzance.
OF Pnwlnycl Artillery Company, GI
preparation.
An act u authorize the town of Eas
'rccuwich TO make their school returns
Vote was passed granting four hIn-
red dollars additional appropriation t.
nc Bristol Tram Of Artillery.
Petition OF Edward L. Allan and others Il
pr hrehook and ladder company re-
erred.
The two Houses then joined for the II
urpose Of trying tue docket of private .
ELI ons lli'
All were continued or referred. cxccp
,at for the Peaced ,lc Turnpike Com.
any, which was granted, and act passed. / A.,
The report OF the Qnarlermas,er Gene 4
II, and the representation Of the Pro,i II,I
cncc Horse Guards, were rclcrr, d To "A \ -
'lect committee, consisting Of Mcssrs
AmeS, Stead, aud Sherman.
The report OF the General treasurer
as received and referred 10 the Com
i,tee ON Finance, together with the re.
,ri Of the Commis. iJners
The petition OF Samuel Haz ztrd, FIR re
s.on of military penalties, was dis
ssed.
The petition Of the United Train of
-t;llery, was referred to the House. II
rs referred TO select committee of
cssrs. Cranston, Blake, and Boswtr.h. tn
report next session.
The House then adjourned ill Thurs a,
y morning at 10 O'clock.
Thursday Morning, Nou. 9Th,
ouse met at 10 O'clock.
The petition Of the Wakefield Cadets
r amendment of charter and appropiia.
N, was received and referred.
An act explanatory Of an act respect.
: guardians, was sent down from the DR.
'nale aud concurred in.
The PRAYER of the petition Of w. S
lrges, guardian, for sale of real estate,
anted, and vote was passed.
The petition OF Freeman Foster, for
me, was granted. and vote passed.
The pra, er Of the petition If Ear, ID
hid, for sale o. real estate, was granted
d vote passed.
An at amhorising certain officers 10
e their engagements, vas rvcelv, d
read the first time
The petition Of Adam S. Go aud olh
/, concerning hawking aud peddIing, -,
S received, and referred to The I ON.