Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-10-25
WINDIIAM COUNTY,

MI NlCe, VI -, I1OVcu 10 TcCV'li'l'll tHe UOI1-
nation of justices for the town of Wardsboro'-
SO.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
H %hp s H. 1n., Asst Judges Of Co. c.
V. D. 5. McEowen, BENNINGTON, Sheriff.
Aaron Demo jr High Baii6.
A. l.. Miner, Stdte's Attorney.
Leonard Sargent, Judge Of Probate for the dis
trict of Winchester.
o. e. Merrill Judge Of Probate for The district Of
j. c. Roberts, VIM NJ. sperry, Cyrus Munson, Jail
Cons for Manchester district
iona 5. Robinson. Alexander Huling, o. C. Mer-
rill Jail CONS. for Bennington district.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
4 h,@as p, Sart Asst Judges Of Co. CT.
John 5. Foster, Swnnton Sheriff.
Orson Carpenter, High BaHF.
VIM. G. Wilson, States Attorney
William Bridges, Judre Of Probate.
Bates Turner, Joseph II. Hammond, Jasper Curtis,
Jail Commissioners.
CHIrTENDEN COUNTY.
GsooT f. 4 ra A,lsn Asst Judges of Co. Court
Rolla Gleason, Richmond. Sheriff.
Horace Ferris, High B1ilif
Israel p Richardson. States Attorney.
Charles Russell, Judge of Probate.
Wm. A. irs~old, David X. Pahglorn, Isaac Dow,
Jail Commissioners
The joint assembly adjourned to Thursday
next, 3 p. W. Adj.
O'CLOCK, P. NJ.
IIoUsE.-Peiitions referred -O James M
Shade and others, and James NJ. Gordon and
others. to tt select committee on licenses; Of
Martha Wells, 10 the .Indc airy committee.
The committee on Rules reported rules for
the session. which were adopted.
ReSolWions-By Mr.. Bailey, insirucring our
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all laws authorizing slavery in the District of
Columbia, and also to 90 for the adjustment of
slave trade referred to the select Committee
on this subject. Adj.
MONDAY, Der. IA.
SENATE.--Prayer by the Chaplain.
Mr. J Barrel. from the committee on Joint
rules, reported ii series amending last years
rules in certain particulars, and the report, on
motion of Mr.. Cahoon, was ordered to be laid
upon the table. Mr. Briggs presented the pc,.
ton Of Azel Dlrkcc and % others, PRAYING for
the repeal of all existing laws restricting the
sale Of spurious liquors; laid on the table.
Resblaion.--By Mr. Read, that the 4lst
rule OF the Senate be so amended as to author
lze the President to employ an additional officer
of the Senate according to rule, ordered to lie
upon the table "a hours. BY Mr. Harris, that
both Houses meet in joint assembly on Tues
Jay ncNI, Al ~ % Clbch, -. vi. 10 erect RppOr-
Ter of the Decisions Of the Supreme Court; laid
ON the table.
The President announced the appointment OF
Il. G. Camp, Dourkecper, and A. G. Dana As.
sIstant Doorkeeper Of The Senate. Mr. Camp
introduced the following bill, viz In all the
counties of this State, where no office is fur.
nishcd by the County for the use of the County
Clerk, the County courts are authorized to
make in their discretion suitable allowance to
The several clerks for pfs94zzzsts made by them
for office rent, and may embrace in such allow.
auce claims of this description for two years
previous TO the first day of January next, and
shall give order therefor oh the County Treas.
urer read twice, and referred to the commit
lee Oh Finance. Senate adjourned.
MONDAY, Oct. ii.
IIoUsE.--Praycr by Rev. Eli Ballou.
| The Sergeant at Arms communicated NOM
nation of officers of the House, which was APP
proved by the Speaker, as follows:
| Norman Duran', Door Keeper
Luman Rublre,
& cyf E. p A;hs,a''' Officers of 'A'''''"ss.
Charles W. Badger, Messenger.
| The Speaker appointed the following select
committees:
On Sarery and Teras--YesSrs. White
more Of Milton, Sanborn Of Stratford, Bat on
| Merchant, Spaflnrd.
On Geoiogicai SWreys--hlessrs. Hibbard
Warren of Newfane, Dewey, Buchanan, Edg
er'on.
Petitions referred--Of Kiah Bailey and others
10 select committee on license laws of NJ. V
Parker and others to committee on education
Of Andrew Blair and others, to land tax com
mittee; of Samuel Williams for repeal of law.
on pedar's licenses, to gene raj committee; o
l.. ). Newell and others, 10 general committee
Of Obadiah Spadng and Others and Ruff
Richardson jr and others, to select committed
on license laws; of 5. Thomas and others I,
general committee.
Bills introd,red--By Mr. Sanborn of Straff1rd
in addition to the act to incorporate the Vt. Cen
trail Railroad Company, referred to the genera
committee by Mr. Cowley, to alter the namt
Of Phebe Eliza Dow, referred to The genera
committee by Mr. Whitlemore of NJ. relatin!
to the Judiciary, providing that nisi prus judg
Is shall not sli in review Of cases of their ow
decision,) referred to judiciary committee b
Mr. Harlow, Incorporating the village of Spring
field, referred TO general committee. Adj.
2 O'clock, P. NJ.
SENATE.-Mr ]. Barrett called up the commit
tee on Joint rules Mr. Cahoon moved TO strik
out the rule which provides that no bill sha
be sent from one House 10 the other for con
currence, upon either of the two last days G
the session. Mr. Barrett opposed, and motto
was lost.
MIR Cahoon moved to amend. so as to make
the proposed rules Identical with the joint rule
of the last session. After some remarks BY NJ
Cahoon in favor of, and by Messrs. J. Barrett
+ and Woodbridge against the motion, it was pu
and lost. The question recurring Oh the adop
ton of the rules as DrODOsed nv the committee