The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-11-08

town or No.,o~' ''v 0'' Land Taxes. Ann.s 'Rd
town oil Norton to the county Of p..,, ""neSrs
ana referred to select committee Mo. %lee Tea
camp and Butler-From the HAM,. 'sS'F' Bnshan
pers, and the b0ties of overseers Of ,ba s"n,
amendment of Sec 4, chap. hrs. the poo,
and referred to Judiciary committee p %Ne Tea
defining the qualifications and rights oc = rCanp
Tor other purposes; twice read and 20 "'emen, an
e'ary CON- I" addition to chap, IS orp 10 Id
'n0r'~'"g seiectmen to borrow, for ,bs w. Sl~
towns portions of the surplus revenno ~e Oft
time and passed. TO repeal sec, % ,S '''a 'hr
relating to acknowledgment of deeds' ."4H o. RS
Blodgeit, supported by Messrs. Do,,o orPVsed 'yN
briggs and ordered to a Sd reading > STAR and
HOUSE. Mr. Villas introduced ro,o,..
ting our Senators and Representatives II ~ @'rP
vote TO pay General Jackson 81 OOO r;a =" ,O"g'es
Judge Hall. '"' imposed By
reports Against the bill repeating 81
militia act of 1910, and it was dismissal p %a
mittee on Roads, bill Incorporating Man con-
turnpike company, and it was read and ,o.., 40"
committee Of claims, against the claim. ~ ~,
Potter, Asa Gaines, VIM. Simords ,,, '"'a
Webb, and the House concurred in r,;, "N''h
by committee onbanks, against the b1,. "%G
bank in Windsor, and the bill was laid 4, ,'-H'
on motion Of Mr. Wardner ''oIe
Mr. Pettlbone called up the bill to aborA
punishment, and its passage was srpDoo3r. vt~ II
Baker, Petibone, Cobb OFFS, Davis GIN S S","
Barton and Robbins, opposed by Mrssrs c,, .s,,
Niles and Noys, and dismissed, ayes II,
"a, III Na 4
.r, TUESDAY, Novl.
SENATE. Laying tax On lands IN w..,',
layin tax on lands in Newark; seyer,Iv ,,,.,,
by Mr. Barrett, read third time and passed f."
the House, relating to elections; 10 amend so,.s
chap So of r. s.; sevcraI!y read and referred d.
com on the Judiciary. Relating to coprs or,
Gerry. 24'h chap r. s, called up by Mr. nrgy, A,
supported in debate hy Mcssrs Starr. prirr. s.,
Bartlett, opposed by Messrs Nubbe, Diliasb,m =,
Townsey. when Mr. SmaIIey moved an amerJr.,
and the bill, with the proposed amendment w,,l,
upon the table.
Notwithstanding to bounty on wheat, r.
ported by Mr. Sowcs OF the com. on Agricu,,Yrh.
such bounty is incxpcdient
Bills. Repeating sec. %, chap IS Off. S.r,
third tin C and passed In addition to an ac,nn
lation TO banks: proposed amendment. heirr under
consideration, was adopted. In addition to an art
relating to banks, amended and, after remarks BY
Messrs Dillingham;, Butler, Hatch and Spragu. fn I
Their amended so 10 assess an additional TAX oNrs.
Fights ofone per cent, unless bonds are given liz
the pion of hills, and on the question: shall ,
BILL as amended, pass? MIR Hatch demanded the yea,
and rays; opposed by Messrs Briggs md Tvwnsey,
supported by Messrs Butler and Spagpe and, on
motion of Mr. Townsey, laid upon tho vsNe,
Annexing town of Norton to the comfy OIEag
reported by Mr. Bingham and passed.
HOUSE, Engrossed Bills. In omendm@6@
Gimp. So R. s. In addtiod to act c!arcrgVA &
sor county Nut Fire ms. CO. in addition TO election
law, requiring check list of votes for state c3tHi
severally passed
Resolutions. BY Mr. Moor of ~, as to the ur.
dicncy of taxing property used for pob.ic, Pc' and
charitable uses; passed. BY Mr. Guild as wse
diency Of assessing bettermcnts: passed.
On motion of Mr. Keith, the vote rejecting III
Molly's Turnpike Co. was rcconsidered, and lh'
was ordered to third reading.
Bill introduced. BY Mr. Wardner, to inrorPona
the Ascutncy Bank at Windsor,w hich was modsh
order Tor Thursday afternoon.
Mr. Garfield called up the bill to divide the state
into congressional districts and ut the call OfNr VI
las explained that the committee did not agree s
or any other bill, but reported this for the aci'n"
the House.
This bill forms the districts as follows; ls, VINO
ham, Bennington and Rutland. I'd, Windsor an
Orange. Sd, Addison, Chittenden, FranIina and GI''a
Isle. 9TH Washington, Caledonia, Essex, Orleans Hu
Lamoile
Mr. Villas moved to amend so as to form the -0O'
trict of Windham and Windsor counties lse""
Windsor and Orange; supported by Nessf'' ''I
and Pettibone, opposed by Mr. Nardner and IeJ''''
ayes 81, noes l2O.
MIR Cove moved to amend so as to form the 81 w.
trct of Franklin, Chittenden, Lamoile, orleans
Grand Isle, instead of addison, Chitenden' f'''''
and Grand Isle: supported by Mr. BaSef'aHu '''
Il9 to 90. ,;ns
MIR Cove moved to strike out Orleans H' D, ,.n,.
from the fourth district and adding 'H0NSsS' ,.un
Wis of N.hoped that amendment would U' "',' ubos
as he presumed from the votes given, thai Wv ,n
question had already been arranged before ,nsd
into the House, and could not be al'e''''
ment re elected | 81 to so. .,h,d