Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-21

resolution was so amended, and passed, yeas 70,
nays none
communication was received from the Gov
ernor, proposing to receive the oath of Office and
communicate his message nt 3 O'Clock this AFTER
noon.
Senate adjourned
,o,,,,
HOUSE
prayer ny hev. Mr.. Ofldley.
Inc speaker announced The following appoint
ments.
;. Is. Flint Door Keeper.
Charles Dewey, Messenger.
LiInan Kublee,
+. A. Garfield, : Officers Of tho House.
john VI. tox,
Committee on Rutes-Messrs. Iiebard, Garfield,
and Peuihone.
RESOLUTIONS Fixing time for county conven-
tons &c.,-altered so as 10 fix Monday afternoon
next Tor conventions, and Tuesday afternoon next
rJont assembly adopted. by Mr. ilazen, Tor
JOINT assembly luesdny next, ~ a. W., 10 e'ecl
Judges OF supreme Court; postponed TO to-m0r-
row morning.
BUS 'nrodu:ed--By Mr.. Pett!honr, TO regu'h'e
imprisonment Tor dehi' lho imprisonment OH con-
tract save on filing nlidavitot concealed properly
10 The amount OF SZO, or lrnnd-nnh III case "i
discharge on poor debtors oath. costs IN I've taxed
against creditor J referred to Judiciary con- 'c|'
py .nf van 0Cn'" IePen''ns n'l VI io'i, III a."
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Tho uonso ,rncoo,,ed 70 ,ho o,ec,io, or C,ork
and Ernross;,,,, fslt, L,, ,,, tolio,,;n,, .I,,
lions ware mai nnoJa. o'''"' ""'" WV ''''''e
r r MrnnI,, ClorL ,1orrlI,0f Or,mel II
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1IG t1h,rIns Rod od al n;rl;nns ~
A messoye ,,,s rsc,,yoL from, ,Le Cnvorror in
for,ninr ,I1e lInuse tba, Ia ,iJ ,aka tho oo,i of
ofire 2 n,rIock p Al ,Lis ,iny ,,,J commandment
his annual n,essage ''''' wy
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ron,rni,,oa On ,,a J,i;.;..n q, ;,ira i,,,o ,ha
eymodien.v ~ ' so Dn,I;,y, " ,," ,a,;v ' ~
nil Limits M IN in,.lu,l. ,5o ,o,,n,v nossede Lv
Mr.. Sheldon, relating 10 geological survey the
state--on motion of Mr. Sprague was laid on the
table by Mr.. Camp, providing for Joint rules of
both houses passed
communication received from the Cow
ernor, announcing the appointment of Henry
Hale, Secretary of civil and military affairs.
A communication was receh ed from the Presi-
dent OF the Military Convention, in session at this
place, inviting Senators to give their attendance
this afternoon.
BM-By M. Briggs, to repeal 22d sec. chap:
IS OF The revised statutes twice read and referred
10 the committee Oh the Judiciary.
The Governor communicated his annual Mes
sage. (See first page)
The House returned the resolution providing
for the publication of legislative directory with
proposals Of amendment, in which the Senate nt-
ter remarks from Mr.. Camp in favor resolved 10
concur except in the amendment raising the num-
Der from four 10 six hundred, in which the Senate
resolved no, to concur.
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