The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-14
SENATE.

Prayer by the Chaplain.
Reports. From select committee, a bin
IN pursuance Of the petition praying Cor
an alteration of the name Of Norwich Uni.
yersI,y; ordered TO thlrd reading.
The bill relating to license was takcn
up on motion Of Mr. Rich. Mr. Camp
moved to amend the bill by providing ,ha,
the board Of commissioners shall consist
OF Three persons, 10 he annually elected On
The FIRST Tuesday Of January: carried. Mr.
Read, ty way Of substitute for tie last ten
sections If the bill, offered series Of 1.
mcndmcnlS, consisting q; sections, selcc-
ted from the bills Of each House and add
llonhI provisions, oIl oiWhich, with little
alteration, we're adopted The penalties
Tor vending without license were fixed as
io'I"ws; For quantity, II twenty gallons
or more, twenty doIiar.--iur less qutn.
THY, ten dollars, The bill was agam laid
on the table
Mr. Cnhcou moycd,o rtc.nsilcr tic vote
by which the cducotlon lin last e,enirp
was refused ,,ird reading; carried, and
the bill was reccmniitcd to the ccrmi,,cc
on tGucalicu. al,
HOUSE.
Prayer by Rev. Nr Aspnwall.
Reports. By committee of elections en-
the petition Of Orcn Gamble, ,ha, Mr. Wal.
cot of Barnard is entitled 10 n seat M,
Buck, from the minority Of the committee
reported that Oren Gamble is entitled to h
seat The case was explained and aruncd
by Mr. Stacy for the majority report and Mr.
Buck for the minority, when the rcrCrt of
tie nalorily was concurfed in. 1913 To 10.
Z. $. district and Circuit Courts. Tie
resolution Of the Senate for tie removal rC
these courts to Burlington and Moniuelicr
Mr. Kellogg objected to the resolution. md
Mcssrs Buck and Whiiicmore Of NJ. sun.
ported ii. Mr. Rice Of ). moved Ia amend
by striking ont Montpelier and inserting
Wood>Iock-c carried, aud the resolution
was concutred in.
SENATE.
? o'clock, P. n.
Tet,iion-Of ASA Chapman and ,,EctS
reierred 10 committee GA education.
R'pOris By Nr briggs from the CEN.
mtce On Judiciary. in favor Of Tie bin au-
thorizing the exhibition Of living fn;.
mails ON payment Of asun not more than
80 dollars nor less than &c 10 town select.
men; passed
Engrossrd Biz. Granting ecucrrrcn,
Jurisdiction To justices and County Courts
IN certain cases, in rdd!licn TO chan. G5
X. S: passed. Empowering plurality to
elect town representatives npon the third
ballot; passed by the following vutc:-Yeas
Mcs>rs Bass, BUTTON, CgIrcn. Camr, Girls
void, Hubbard, Hutd, Marshall. j. Mnr.
gan, Moves, Phillips. Read. Rc,nulls.
Rich, Richardson, Sahin. Seat. Stone
Woodbridge. 10. Nays-Mc>,rsT. T. Bar.
-eii, Billings, Chnicndsn. Harris. Thomb.
'on. VIM, g. Providing ll,,t oil pcr,ons
parties or prl,y To fraudulent cou, eyfncies
must be joined as defendants: passed. Al.
cring the name of The Nnruich Clirer.i,,.
,assed. ... .
The Senate after remarks from Mr. J
Barrett in favor of concnrrIi,c. and Mcs.t,
Briggs, Camp, a. Scott against. refused
q concur with the amendment If ,bc
House, substituting Wot dsiock for Mcp,.
ielIer, ~ the resolution relative TO the 70.
noval Of The sessions 81 the Circui, and
District Courts.
The license bill wss taken up, and the follow
ing Hnrndren's were o1svei and adopted; fam