Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-05-19
Novdov Morniug, Mav 9.

the pediency of rendering the mediation Of the
'e%l- azure to the c0nIendng parties IN Rhode Island
was increased TO two from county. Messrs, Smith
Of Sharon Seymour, Prkin, Human Woodward,
Copp Douglas Morgan, Sears, Richmond, Young,
Palmer, Redheld, Sessions and White, were appoln-
Messrs, Niles, Peck of Woodbridge, Hull, Peck Of
Danbury. Grosven"r, Taylor, Clark and Turner we're
announced as committee on 80 much Of the Cover
nor's message as relates to taxation.
Petitions referred OF Nancy Ely against Calvin
Ely for divorce OF John Tower and Benjamin Les
ter for release from state prison OF Christopher 8.
Avery for exemption of physicians wagon &c from
execution; of electors OF Ledyard against Daniel
Lamb holding seat member of the house
Mr.. Townsend Of Fast Haven offered resolutions
Tuesday Morning, May TO-
The Speaker announced the following committees:
On Capital Punishment Douglas Of NewLondon,
Case of CRANKY, Baldwin of MILFORD Waterbury, Til
lnghast, Bartholomew, l. Hommedleu, and Andrews.
On Sale of Spurious Liquors Human, Elmore,
Cavery, Scofed, Lippt Manchester, Arnold Of Had
dam, White ofVernon.
On Agriculture Townsend, Tryon, Wattes, Sears
Of Ridgetied, Cfary, Beecher, Camp Of Durham, and
Chaffee.
On The Militia j. c. Smith, Tibbals OF Milford,
Fuller Of Lisbon. Miner, Fuller Of Windham, Red6eld
and Sessions Of Union.
factories: H4II Andrews, Hopson, Wilcox OF Nor
walk, Kmbal. R. Douglass, Hale and Fairman.
Amos Fowler was unanimously elected Maj. Gem
era Of the I'd Division Connecticut Militia in place
r, Petitions 5eferred; Of Alanson Billings Robert
VIM. &. Waterman, John Holmes. John Winchel.
Jones' for release from state prison. OF James Bur-
CESS for divorce; of Lysas Lamb and others for
peal of laws for capital punishment Of L. H. Tracy
and others for repeal of medical laws; OF Daniel
Sherwood and others for draining swamp in Ltch-
field county; of Isaac Williams for remuneration for
defending seat in the legislature in 1885, ofNewcomb
Kinney and others tor discharge of Clark Case from
prison.
Report of the committee of New-London county
prison This report shows decrease OF prisoners tor
the last year of over so per cent.
Resolution to pay Col VIM. Bronson certain ex-
penses against him when captain, from the prosecn-
ton OF military fine, referred to the committee
claims.
Mr.. Olney presented bill providing that no person
engaged in tawful business shall be deprived Of the
privilege Of sueng for and collecting pay for his ser
vices in court of justice (Quere Quack Doctors y
read and referred to medical committee.
Mr. Strong, of Chatham, introduced bill for
public act providing that both real and personal
tate to the amount of 800 dollars be exempt from exc
cuton; referred to the judiciary commute
, Mr. Prince of Bethany offered a resolution that The
Constitution be amended that towns OF less than
1000 inhabitants be allowed to elect only one meni-
Der to the legislature.
Mr.. Perkins introduced bill providing that the
official seal Of notary public be considered as prn.
h aH.e S OF On mis- n9es sn
Courts OF Probate may have the same power over
trusts created by deed that they have over those
crealeo oy WIS. READ twice anu referred " lo.la-
Wednesday Morning, May II.
Petttons referred: OF Erastus Lyman and others
~ restore forfeited rights to Amasa Wadhanis; or
John r. Lindsey and others for a town of Ro-
oeft gray for renuneraon tor expenses IN pursuit nf
criminal; OF Sarah F. Jarvis against Samuel +. i.
soi d uIrorce ahd samuel r. JARVIS answer I" the
son labor; OF Frederick B. Soosh and others against
commissioning r;,g certain othcers OF 7!h company OH
iii XII r ai aii;I.a. a. r 1890
r 1900 10 t"e tc'ectlor oI 'aAes' FcVV'h" me
m;ttoe VII '""' Su'3ee'' ieei'eo ~ Judiciary eol-
Nj Pool ofarod j., LIN e ,,sr, ~. .n,u H.
oharsr &c no. ere, g ,or pnn"c nc' aeg IRE
n, ". VIC e'.y ~ proV'u'S LOT Iho
@"na . VI recorder ny me Conrt %I N9'nn"
NV r. ~ wig sla periI1'n the at''es o. chIei 'uoe
tho ' rd;oya Uouf' &C. ne'efea 10 Tie committee on
'''J p oEau,any r. H., =, ill.,,
y, nSss,g,a'.on OF non. X. M. sherman as Judge OF
'''I p oupe,n C 3 Ieao ana hccep,eu' :,.
se ;n, On oIrec.s .ne JUDICIARY G"'nee 10 ~,
Gu,e l'. .he ,s1peuency OF SO anlrnohs 'he s1'ne
erS So on estate OF deceased persons; passed.
tho n,rn"sa nf , u" s.uue,, IT, on
tne purpose OF obtaining an ehnraunn' sra' oman
residence IN SUCH town, referred to The judiciary COM
hlr,ee.
report OF the Commissioner ri the school Fund re-
Il, Report OF the Commissioner appointed IN leii on
,e S sno rrlson' reerred 70 state lSoh COMMITTEE
and QUO copies ordered to be printed,
committee on Interpretations, 70 whom was refer
ien ne petnhso propretors Of Union school, t"r an
increase OF Their corporate nr'v'rges reported av"r-
Any WIN on N torn. Inc h'll was opposed Nv
WI. D2uglas OF New l'ondnn hscamse u cohiefrs"
spec,a' privileges W.T. Chl'endeh iorclnV a"V;c"-
!ed It's passage as promoting the cause OF education
O'Il passed. r,.- !,
C"'n1",,fe on Uvorces rrporfd h'l lot ,ne o'-
vnrce OF Mathew w. and Hannah Castle; The Pc
!l',on OF Mrs T. set forth tina, her husband was very
ehLiI"Ea,G ana cruel. beating hcr' ,hFGathlng ID
KY ner' ana IN other ways treating her IN me most
hn.man manner
Mr. McCnrdy SAID the husband mad become nope
!eSsly an 'ffeca.mable drnnkard-that ne han az
unes shlt his wife up IN the severest weather WIN
otaho xnnf from