Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-24

thc suppon Of schools on tie scholar pas.
ed BIZ mr. Warner, foT loin, assembly,
on SATURDAY next. 10 q. IN, elect hank CON.
missioner sod inspector passed.
The Senate came m and the following
rIee,ions were made Hon David Pierce,
Woodstock Audaor Of Accounts against the
STATE. Pierce 49,, Ira Davis, Of Nor
wleb. Is. scattering 6
Hon JOSEPH Berry, Of Ncwbury Auditor
IN the Treasury Dcpaumen, berry li3
Royal Hatch, Of Straf1rd, 20, scattering u
Adj
SENATE.
Wedn' STAY, Oct 80
Rcsoipiion For election Of Rep. Of
Sup Count on Friday passed for cleo
lion Of Bank Commissioner and Bank Com
milee on Saiufday-passed
HOUSE.
Afternoon.
Encrosscd Bils.-The bill relating TO
the judiciary, Judges ofthe supreme court
No, 10 81, on cases decided by themselves in
the cour, helow) was read the third time
and passed.
SENATE.
Thursday, Oct II.
Prayer bv the Chaplain.
ResolRtiOns-By MIR. Scott, that the Sc
lee, committee on the Grand List be direc-
ted TO inquire into the expedlency Of so al.
,ering the listing law, tha, nm assessment of
real estate be made in April 1915, and ev.
cry three years thereafter passed From
the House for a Join, assembly on Saturday
next, at ten o'clock, a. IN. to elect Secretary
Of the State. Reporter Of the Decision OF the
Supreme Court, and Sergean,-a;.Arms.-
mr.. Briggs moved TO strike out the words
Reporter of Decisions OF Supreme Court"
the amendment was adopted, and the res
olution concurred in.
Bills introduced-By mr.. Green, repeal
ing Sec So, Chap 25 Of r S, and providing
that when exceptions TO the opinions of the
County court shall be taken by any party,
the attending presiding Judge shall make
on, and sign such bill Of exceptions, and
shall deliver it to the party taking such ex.
cep,ions, and such party shall not, within
thirty days after such delivery, deliver it to
the clerk ofsuch court to be filed, it shall be
the duty ofthe clerk, at the request Of the
party in whose favor the judgment is rem
dered, to erase any entry of exceptions
which may be made on the Docket, and to
issue process Of execution on the judgment;
referred 10 the committee on judiciary.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Prayer by Rev. mr.. Manser.
The Speaker announced the committee
on petition of a law against seduction
messrs Grandey, Rhodes, Dodge of Ando.
yer, Clark of middletown, Thompson.
Resolutions. BY mr. Brown, to elect
judges oflhe Supreme Court on Tuesday
afternoon next; laid on the table From
the Senate for distribution of one copy of
the 4,h and subsequent volumes of Su
preme Court reports to each town which
has not already been supplied concurrcd
in. An amendment of the Senate 10 res.
olu,ion for the election of reporter of de-
cisions ofsupreme court, etc, was concur
red in.
The Senate came in and the following
appointments were made.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Joseph A. Curtis, ! Assistant judges ofthe
Ebenezcr Bruce, county court.
Geo W. Baker, montpelier Sheriff.
Jacob Scott High Baiif
Ormel II Smith, States Attorney.
Asa Spauliing Judge of Probate.
Alfre1i Wainwright, Cyrus Ware,C French
jail commissioners.
ESSEX COUNTY
Martin French, Assistant Judges o
Warner Bingham, county court
George w Gates, Lunenburgh, S harif,
John w Webb high Balif
WIN Haywood jr States Attorney.
Moody Rich Judge of Probate.
Isaac Cummings, John Dodge, James Fol
ansby, Jail Commissioners
CALEDONIA COUNTY
Isaac n Hall, Assistant Judges of TIT
John p Ingalls,, county court.
Joseph Preston, Dnnville. Sheriff.
Nathaniel Perkins I'd, High Bailiff'.
Theron Howard, States Attorney
Sam'l B Maitocks, Judge of Probate.
George w Drew, Seneca Ladd, Joseph c
Fuller, Jail Commissioners.
SENATE.
Friday, Oct 10,
Prayer by the Chaplain.
The engrossed bill providing for Geo
Iogical survey of the State was read tn
third time, and, on the question of its fina
passage, a warm discussion arose and fna
ly motion to lay the bill on the table pre-
varied by barely a majority.
Resolution from The House Postponin;
the election ofU S. Senator to Monday mex
at o'clock T.. M.
HOUSE.
Prayer by Rev. Eli Ballou.
| BtHs introduced BY mr.. Button. i
addition TO chap. 81, r. S. relating to dcpc
sitons and witnesses. referred To the iudicif
: ~ committee. BY mr.. Kellogg, to prcsery
fish in lake Bombazne, referred 10 a Gen,