Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-11-06

cooperating hospital at Casteton, Mr.
Mr. Villas moved to amend, by making the
charter subject to the control of future
legislatures. On motion of Mr. TT Bar
ret, the bill, with the amendment, was
laid on the table, By Mr. Button, from
the committee on agriculture, in favor Of
the bill relating to foreign cattle in agri'
cultural fairs; bill passed.
Bills E'Om the House, To facilitate the
making turnpike roads free roads. Grant
ing to Geo. Niles The exclveve right to
keep ferry--both referred to committee
on Roads aud Canals. Altering times Of
holding court in Windham county, lefer-
red to Judiciary Com.
Resolution from the House. Aulhoriz-
ing the Secretary Of State to amend the
charter Of the town OF Glover. Mr. ST.
monds moved to lay tee resolution on the
table; carried
Bill inirodaccd By Mr. j Barrett, in
addition to chap. "a of R S, pecluding The
Judge who decides at niSi prius from sit
ting on appeol referred to Judiciary COM
miltee
Engrosscd bill, Authorizing body cx-
ecutions to be sued out against attorneys
or agents who refuse to account for mon
eys collected; patsed.
Mr. Simonds moved to refer the rcsolu.
ton relative to the charter OF the town Of
Glover to the Judiciary committee; car
red.
Adjourned
HOUSE.
Petitions referred. OF Edwin Wclch,
to Genetal committee; Of VIM Wright and
others and Daniel c Gibson and Others, to
commltte on roads; of Froncis C Qulmby
and others, TO committee on Military AT.
fairs.
Resolutions. BY Mr. Stevens, direct
ing the Secretary ofSta,e to amend the
record ofthe charter Of Clover passed.
By Mr. Markham, that no bill or resolution
be introduced in the House after Friday
morning neyI; laid on the table.
Reports. By judiciary committee, a.
gainst bill in addition to the act for the
support Of Ilegltlmate children, and ii was
supported BY Mr. Lawrence, opposed by
Mr. Stevens and dismissed; bill annexing
Woods Island to St Adams, and it was
ordered to third reading, Senate bill in
addition to chapter % r S, and it Mas or
dered 10 lhira reading; bill TO incorpo-
rate the Trustees of The Tt. annual con-
ference of The Methodist Episcopal Church
with amendments, which were adopted
and the bill was recommiltcd. BY the
committee on banks, the bill to ncorpo.
rate the Bank of Brandon; this bill was
sustained in arguments at length by Mr.
Briggs.
The Senate came in and the following
appointments were made;
WINDHAM co.
Lemuel Whitney, Judge of Probate for
the District of Marlboro.
RUTLAND co.
Edgar L. Ounsbee, States Attorney.
CALEDONIA CO.
James Gilchrist, ! Assistant Judges of
Calvin Morrill,, ! the County Court.
Oramel II. Freeman, Waterford, Sher-
if.
James d, Bell, High Ballia,
Mordecai Hale. States Attorney,
Charles Davis, Judge OF Probate.
Jail Commissioners,
Samuel Sias,
David Boynton,
Isaac B. Gorham
The Joint assembly adjourned 10 Friday
next3P M and the Senate withdrew.
The House resumed consideration of
the bill to charter the Bank Of Brandon,
and Mr. Marston demanded the ayes and
noes on the second reading: ayes ITO, noes
81 and the bill! was read second time
aud ordered TO third reading.
The com. on Banks reported toe bill to
extend the chrler of the Farmers Bank
Mr. Thomas said the Bank had three years
yet to RIM, and moved to dismiss the bill:
this motion was opposed by Messrs Swift
and Russell and Withdrawn, when Mr.
Thomas demanded the ayes and noes on
the second reading: ayes 1906, noes 70;
and the bill was read second time.
Adjourned.
OLE BULL,
This name, with which among the de-
cples OF Music so many magical assoca-
tons are connected, appears FOR almost the